Great Workers
Building the Kingdom
Opposition!
Scripture Power
Apply It!
100

Who led the rebuilding of the temple?


Zerubbabel

100

What building was the Jews' first major rebuilding project?


: The Temple

100

True or False: Everyone was happy that the Jews rebuilt the temple.


False

100

Who read the scriptures to the people in Nehemiah 8?


Ezra

100

What "great work" has God given teenagers today?

Examples: Keep covenants, follow Christ, minister, share the gospel, serve others, attend the temple when possible.

200

Who was the priest and scribe who taught the people the scriptures?

Ezra

200

What did Nehemiah rebuild around Jerusalem?


The walls


200

Who mocked Nehemiah and tried to stop the wall from being built?


Sanballat (and Tobiah)

200

How long did the people stand listening to the scriptures?


From morning until midday.

200

What does it mean to have "a mind to work"?

Be willing, hardworking, positive, and dedicated in serving God.

300

Who led the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls?


Nehemiah

300

Finish Nehemiah's famous quote: "I am doing a _____ _____."



Great work

300

How many times did Nehemiah's enemies invite him to meet with them?


Four times

300

What did the Levites do while Ezra read?


Helped the people understand the scriptures.

300

Name one distraction that can pull youth away from their "great work."

Social media, peer pressure, video games, laziness, fear, bad friends, etc.

400

Which Persian king allowed the Jews to return home?


King Cyrus

400

According to Nehemiah 4:6, why was the wall rebuilt so quickly?


The people had "a mind to work."

400

What was Nehemiah's response when his enemies wanted him to stop working?



"I am doing a great work, so I cannot come down."

400

What emotion did many people feel after hearing God's word?

They wept.

400

How can studying the scriptures strengthen you like it strengthened the people in Nehemiah 8?

Helps us know God, make better choices, feel the Spirit, gain courage, etc.

500

What three major things were rebuilt or restored in this lesson?


The Temple, Jerusalem's walls, and the people's commitment to God's law/scriptures.

500

Why were Jerusalem's walls so important?


They protected the city and its people (physical and spiritual protection).

500

Name TWO ways Nehemiah responded to opposition.

He prayed, trusted God, kept working, posted guards, refused distractions, encouraged the people.



500

What famous scripture says, "The joy of the Lord is your strength"?


Nehemiah 8:10

500

If Nehemiah lived today, what do you think he would say when someone invited him to skip church or ignore his standards?

Something like, "I'm doing a great work and cannot come down."