One-Year Chronological
March 2026
March Bible Reading – Self Evaluation (50 Questions)
Test your understanding from this month’s Bible reading. Click each question to reveal the answer.
1. Who delivered David from all his enemies according to 2 Samuel 22?
The Lord.
2. What Psalm is almost identical to 2 Samuel 22?
Psalm 18.
3. What sin did David commit in 2 Samuel 24?
He ordered a census of Israel.
4. Who incited David to take the census according to 1 Chronicles 21?
Satan.
5. Who was the commander that warned David against the census?
Joab.
6. What punishment options did God give David through Gad the prophet?
Famine, defeat by enemies, or plague.
7. What punishment did David choose?
To fall into the hands of the Lord.
8. How many people died in the plague?
70,000 people.
9. Where did David build an altar to stop the plague?
The threshing floor of Araunah (Ornan).
10. What important future site was this location?
The site of Solomon’s temple.
11. Who organized the Levites and temple musicians?
David.
12. How many divisions of priests were established?
24 divisions.
13. What materials did David prepare for the temple?
Gold, silver, bronze, iron, wood, and precious stones.
14. Who was chosen to build the temple instead of David?
Solomon.
15. Why was David not allowed to build the temple?
He was a man of war and had shed blood.
16. Who succeeded David as king?
Solomon.
17. What did Solomon ask God for in his dream?
Wisdom.
18. Where did Solomon offer sacrifices early in his reign?
Gibeon.
19. What famous judgment showed Solomon’s wisdom?
The dispute between two women over a baby.
20. Who supplied timber for the temple construction?
King Hiram of Tyre.
21. How long did Solomon take to build the temple?
Seven years.
22. What mountain was the temple built on?
Mount Moriah.
23. What filled the temple when it was dedicated?
The glory of the Lord.
24. What happened when the priests tried to minister during dedication?
They could not stand because of God’s glory.
25. What promise did God give Solomon if Israel obeyed Him?
God would dwell among them and bless the nation.
26. Who visited Solomon to test his wisdom?
The Queen of Sheba.
27. What impressed the Queen of Sheba the most?
Solomon’s wisdom and the temple.
28. What did Solomon write many of?
Proverbs.
29. What animals and nature topics did Solomon study and teach about?
Trees, plants, animals, birds, reptiles, and fish.
30. Which Psalms in this month praise God’s kingship and mercy?
Psalms such as 103 and 110.
31. What does Psalm 103 tell us God does with our sins?
Removes them as far as the east is from the west.
32. According to Psalm 127, who builds the house?
The Lord.
33. What is the beginning of wisdom according to Proverbs?
The fear of the Lord.
34. According to Psalm 23 themes repeated in later Psalms, who is our shepherd?
The Lord.
35. Psalm 133 says how good it is when what happens?
When believers live together in unity.
36. Who wrote most of the Proverbs in these chapters?
Solomon.
37. What is compared to a path that grows brighter and brighter?
The path of the righteous.
38. What does Proverbs warn about regarding the tongue?
Words have power to harm or heal.
39. What does Proverbs say about pride?
Pride leads to destruction.
40. What does Proverbs teach about discipline?
The Lord disciplines those He loves.
41. What should believers guard above all else?
The heart.
42. What happens to those who listen to wisdom?
They live securely and at peace.
43. What does Proverbs say about laziness?
It leads to poverty.
44. What does Proverbs say about honesty?
Honest scales and integrity please the Lord.
45. What does Proverbs say about trusting the Lord?
Trust in the Lord with all your heart.
46. What does David’s census teach about pride and trust?
Leaders must trust God, not numbers or power.
47. What does Solomon’s prayer show about wisdom?
True wisdom comes from God.
48. What lesson do the Psalms teach about worship?
Worship includes praise, repentance, and trust.
49. What is the central message of Proverbs?
Wisdom comes from fearing and obeying God.
50. What is the ultimate purpose of wisdom according to Proverbs?
To live a righteous life that honors God.
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