WHO AM I?
I am the prophet through whom the LORD delivered this message to Israel. Who am I?
Who is Malachi?
Malachi 1:1
God declared His love for Israel, but instead of simply receiving it, the people responded with what question?
“Really? How have you loved us?”
Malachi 1:2
The people were withholding their tithes and offerings. What word did God use to describe what they were doing to Him?
What is robbing God?
Malachi 3:8
I am a place of supply, but I was empty because God's people were withholding what belonged to Him. God told them to bring all the tithes to me so there would be enough food in His Temple. What am I?
What is the storehouse?
Malachi 3:10
What title for God appears repeatedly throughout Malachi in the NLT?
A. LORD Almighty
B. LORD of Hosts
C. LORD of Heaven's Armies
D. God of Israel
C — LORD of Heaven's Armies
The LORD said He loved Jacob but rejected me, and my descendants became the nation of Edom. Who am I?
Who is Esau?
Malachi 1:2–4
In Malachi 3:7, God told the people to return to Him. What question did they ask in response?
“How can we return when we have never gone away?”
Malachi 3:7
The priests were sacrificing animals with three specific kinds of defects. Name two of the three.
Blind, crippled, or diseased.
Malachi 1:8
I don't destroy precious metal; I expose and remove what doesn't belong in it. Malachi says the coming Lord will sit like me, purifying the descendants of Levi. What am I?
What is a refiner?
Malachi 3:2–3
According to Malachi 1:4, Edom believed it could rebuild after being destroyed. What did the LORD say He would do if they rebuilt?
Demolish them again.
Malachi 1:4
The LORD said His covenant with me was one of life and peace, and that I revered Him and stood in awe of His name. Who am I?
Who is Levi?
Malachi 2:4–6
God accused Israel of robbing Him. What question did the people ask?
“What do you mean? When did we ever rob you?”
Malachi 3:8
God challenged the priests to take those defective animals and offer them to someone else. Who?
Who is the governor?
Malachi 1:8
I'm not fire, but I appear beside fire. I'm not used on silver, but I still cleanse. Malachi says the coming One will be like me. What am I?
What is a strong soap / launderer's soap?
Malachi 3:2
Malachi 2:7 gives two reasons people should be able to go to priests. What are they?
To receive instruction and guidance.
Malachi 2:7
At the end of Malachi, Israel is told to remember and obey the Law God gave through me at Mount Sinai. Who am I?
Who is Moses?
Malachi 4:4
The people had wearied the LORD by claiming that people who do evil are actually what in His sight?
Good in the LORD's sight / pleasing to Him.
Malachi 2:17
According to Malachi 2:7–8, priests were supposed to preserve knowledge of God and provide instruction. Instead, their teaching had caused many people to do what?
Stumble into sin.
Malachi 2:7–8
I am written, but I'm not the Law of Moses. I contain names, but I'm not a genealogy. I concern people who fear the LORD and always think about the honor of His name. What am I?
What is a scroll of remembrance?
Malachi 3:16
According to Malachi 3:16, give all three parts of what happened when those who feared the LORD gathered.
They spoke with each other.
The LORD listened to what they said.
A scroll of remembrance was written in His presence concerning those who feared Him and honored His name.
Malachi 3:16
God promises to send me before the “great and dreadful day of the LORD arrives.” My preaching will deal specifically with relationships between parents and children. Who am I?
Who is Elijah?
Malachi 4:5–6
According to Malachi 3:14, the people made a serious accusation about worship and obedience. Complete the thought: “What have we gained by obeying his commands or by trying to show the LORD of Heaven's Armies that we are ______?”
Sorry for our sins.
Malachi 3:14
Malachi 3:5 identifies several sins God says He will testify against. Name five of the groups or offenses listed.
Sorcerers
Adulterers
Liars
Those who cheat employees of their wages
Those who oppress widows
Those who oppress orphans
Those who deprive foreigners of justice
Those who do not fear God
Malachi 3:5
I rise, but I'm more than the morning sun. I come with healing. My appearance means freedom and joy for those who fear God's name. Malachi says they will leap like calves released into pasture. What am I?
What is the Sun of Righteousness?
Malachi 4:2
Malachi ends by looking backward and forward. Name the two men in Malachi 4:4–6 and explain what Israel was told concerning each.
Moses — Israel was to remember and obey the Law God gave through him.
Elijah — God promised to send him before the great and dreadful day of the LORD.
Malachi 4:4–6