Ultimate Bible Quiz: Show You Have Solomon's Wisdom By Getting 100% On This Quiz About The Good Book
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Throughout the ages, The Holy Bible has been a source of solace, comfort, and wisdom for Christians around the world. Like any good book, it has a great deal of information contained inside. Take this quiz and see how much you know about the Bible...but stay humble about it.
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Question 1
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. How did David beat Goliath?
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ABy shouting "Look over there!"
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BA stone from a sling
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CA rope
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DA wrestling move
A stone from a sling
David's slingshot was heard around the world when it took down the great Goliath. Landing his ammo in the center of Goliath's forehead, the stone took the giant to the ground. Talk about an underdog.
Question 2
What did Simon Peter do for a living?
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AAttorney
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BFisherman
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CActor
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DShopkeeper
Fisherman
Simon Peter was a fisherman alongside his brother, Andrew, and their friends and bros in apostleship, James and John. Jesus said he would make them "fishers of men".
Question 3
Never trust this woman – aka, Samson’s wife.
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AKelly
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BDelilah
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CRachel
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DMary
Delilah
Samsun actually had two wives. His first was unnamed, but Delilah's name would live in infamy.
Question 4
One of Jesus's followers was to principally lead the Gentiles; another the Jews. Who was the apostle to the Gentiles?
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APeter
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BKevin
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CSimon
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DPaul
Paul
You may know that Peter is considered the cornerstone of the Church. However, Peter was seen as the principal apostle to the Jews, while Paul was the same for the Gentiles.
Question 5
According to the Creation story, from which of Adam's body parts did God create Eve?
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ARib
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BBrain
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CLung
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DHeart
Rib
While Adam was fashioned from dust, Eve was created from one of Adam's ribs. She eventually was tempted by the serpent to disobey God and eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Dang it, Eve.
Question 6
God really likes a showstopper. Through what medium did he speak to Moses?
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AFaceTime
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BAn olive tree
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CA weeping stone
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DA burning bush
A burning bush
God spoke to Moses through a burning bush. Moses noticed that though it was on fire, it didn't burn. God took his approach as an opportunity to speak to him.
Question 7
"Once upon a time..." How does the Old Testament begin?
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ALet there be light
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BIn the beginning
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CAmen
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DAnd God said
In the beginning
Every good narrative starts at the beginning. The Old Testament's first verse reads, "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth."
Question 8
Brains and brawn aren't everything. Where did Samson's strength come from?
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AHis hair
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BHis Achilles tendon
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CHis heart
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DHis toes
His hair
The Israelite judge and lawyer, Samson, was known for his great physical strength. However, as it turned out, all his strength was in his hair. When Delilah cut it, he was at the mercy of the Philistines.
Question 9
Moses and his staff have a lot of power under God. Which sea did he part?
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ARed Sea
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BBlack Sea
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CDead Sea
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DBaltic Sea
Red Sea
Wouldn't it be nice to pick up a staff and have God part the waters for you? That's what Moses did at the Crossing of the Red Sea in order to break the Israelites free.
Question 10
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Israel fell to Assyria, while the southern kingdom eventually fell to which great power?
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AEgypt
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BMesopotamia
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CPersia
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DBabylon
Babylon
All great empires must fall. Israel fell to the Assyrian empire under Hezekiah, while Judah fell to Babylon.
Question 11
"And the Word was God..." In what language was most of the Old Testament originally written?
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ALatin
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BEnglish
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CHebrew
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DBabylonian
Hebrew
Although some books in the Old Testament were written in Aramaic, most texts were originally Biblical Hebrew. The first translation was from Hebrew to Greek.
Question 12
"Let my people go..." The Israelites were enslaved in what country – from which Moses helped them escape?
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AJordan
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BEgypt
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CIsrael
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DUnited States
Egypt
Moses broke the enslaved Jews out of Egypt, which is celebrated in the Jewish Passover festival. He led them to the promised Holy Land.
Question 13
In Ephesians, Paul says Christians should follow whose example?
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AHis
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BSt. Augustine's
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CChrist's
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DThe Prodigal Son's
Christ's
Paul wrote, "We are sons of God, if we are really Christians. We must follow the example that He gave us in Jesus." This was the OG "What Would Jesus Do?"
Question 14
Which book comes at the end of the New Testament?
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ATitus
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BBook of the Covenant
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CRevelation
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DExodus
Revelation
The New Testament ends appropriately in the prediction of the apocalypse. The Book of Revelation attests to what is in store.
Question 15
Not only was he a prophet; he was an author. To whom are the first five books of the Old Testament attributed?
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AMoses
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BJesus
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CNoah
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DAbraham
Moses
Moses authored the first five books of the Old Testament around 1300 B.C, according to both Jewish and Christian Dogma. These include Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
Question 16
Poor Abel never knew what hit him. How did God punish his brother, Cain?
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ATurned him into a pillar of salt
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BKilled him
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CForced him to listen to Nickelback on repeat
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DMarked him and condemned him to wander
Marked him and condemned him to wander
In a jealous rage, Cain murdered his brother, Abel, and was punished for it. He was condemned to a "life of wandering" in the Land of Nod and was marked with the curse of Cain.
Question 17
She should have listened. Who was turned into a pillar of salt in the book of Genesis?
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ASolomon's wife
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BJoe's wife
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CLot's wife
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DSamson's wife
Lot's wife
When Lot and his wife fled Sodom, God warned them not to look back. Lot's wife did, and she faced the consequences.
Question 18
Likely the most snazzily-dressed Biblical character, who had a Technicolor Dreamcoat?
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AJoshua
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BJoseph
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CJames Dean
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DJacob
Joseph
Joseph's technicolor dreamcoat has been memorialized in the popular musical. In the Bible, Joseph was given the gift by his father, as he was his favorite. This didn't sit well with his brothers, who eventually plotted to have him killed. They instead sold him into slavery. Sibling rivalry at its finest.
Question 19
"And God said, 'Let there be light!'" Paul (then, "Saul") encountered a great and blinding light on the road to what city?
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ADamascus
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BThessalonia
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CRome
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DCarthage
Damascus
Then named Saul, Paul had a wild journey that culminated in this blinding white light on his way to Damascus. As he fell to the ground, God spoke to him, saying, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?"
Question 20
During Jesus's transfiguration, which two Old Testament characters appeared alongside him?
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AElijah and Abraham
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BNoah and Moses
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CAbraham and Noah
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DMoses and Elijah
Moses and Elijah
Accompanied by Peter, James, and John, Jesus went to a mountaintop to pray. There, he shined with rays of light, and the prophets, Moses and Elijah, appeared and spoke with him.
Question 21
Who's up for some grub? What insects did John the Baptist eat in the desert?
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AScorpions
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BBumble bees
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CLocusts
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DAnts
Locusts
Wandering through the desert in nothing but camel's hair clothing might make you feel famished. But not John the Baptist. He subsisted on locusts and wild honey.
Question 22
When in doubt, open your eyes. In the Gospel according to John, which apostle doubted Jesus's resurrection?
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ABarry
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BThomas
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CJohn
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DPeter
Thomas
If you've ever heard the term, "doubting Thomas," this is where it came from. The skeptical apostle refused to believe Jesus was back from the dead without seeing it with his own eyes. When Jesus appeared before him, he even touched his wounds, just to make sure.
Question 23
The Old Testament has dozens of books. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
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ALeviticus
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BRevelation
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CGenesis
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DExodus
Revelation
Depending on whether you're Protestant, Orthodox, Catholic, etc., the Old Testament books vary. But there are generally three or four dozen. Revelation, however, is in the New Testament.
Question 24
When Mary Magdalene found Jesus's tomb empty, who said, “He is not here; for He is risen”?
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AAn angel
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BMary, Mother of Jesus
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CPeter
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DA farmer
An angel
An angel appeared to Mary Magdalene as she came to Jesus's tomb, informing her of his resurrection. Whether or not it was the archangel Gabriel is unclear.
Question 25
Israel split into two kingdoms after the reign of King Solomon, with Israel in the north, and what kingdom to the south?
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AJuddah
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BPalestine
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CJeddediah
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DJuba
Juddah
After King Solomon died around 930 B.C. Israel split into the northern kingdom, which remained Israel, and into the southern kingdom, which was called Judah. It was named after a tribe that dominated the region.
Question 26
Jesus said, "For truly I say to you, if you have faith the size of" what "you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move"?
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AA grain of rice
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BA grain of sand
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CA mustard seed
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DA whale
A mustard seed
Faith can move a mountain...even faith the size of a 1-millimeter mustard seed. In saying this, Jesus was making the point that God would do anything for those who had faith.
Question 27
Sometimes animals weren't enough. Which son did God ask Abraham to sacrifice?
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AJacob
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BJoshua
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CIsaac
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DFred
Isaac
In regular Old Testament God-fashion, God asked Abraham to sacrifice his one and only son, Isaac. When he saw that Abraham was loyal enough to do it, he broke in at the last moment, saying, "This is only a test."
Question 28
Of the eight Beatitudes, who will be filled?
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AThose who hunger and thirst for righteousness
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BThe power-hungry
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CThe merciful
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DThose who mourn
Those who hunger and thirst for righteousness
Spiritual hunger is more important than physical. Of the blessed, those that "hunger and thirst after righteousness" are to be "filled with the Holy Spirit".
Question 29
Satan and God had a bet going...What does Satan wager about Job?
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AThat Job will sacrifice his son
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BThat Job will be jobless
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CThat Job will be corrupted
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DThat Job will curse God if tormented
That Job will curse God if tormented
The wealthy and "upright" Job suffered greatly from Satan's wager with God. Satan said Job was only good because God blessed him. Satan was then allowed to torment Job to test his faith and loyalty to God. The only torture off the table: taking Job's life.
Question 30
Thou shalt not get this question wrong...The Ten Commandments were laid out on what mountain?
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AMount Tabor
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BMount Ararat
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CMount Olympus
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DMount Sinai
Mount Sinai
God brought Moses the Ten Commandments atop Mount Sinai. He delivered them on stone tablets like a boss.
Question 31
"Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found favor with God." From whom does the Virgin Mary learn that she's pregnant?
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AFrom Joseph
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BFrom Elizabeth
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CFrom Archangel Gabriel
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DFrom Archangel Michael
From Archangel Gabriel
The angel Gabriel delivered the news to Mary that she would give birth to a son whom she was to name Jesus, according to the Gospel of Luke. Imagine her surprise, since she was a virgin.
Question 32
Old Testament God meant business. How were sins forgiven in the old book?
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AGentle mercy
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BConfession
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CAnimal sacrifice
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DFloods
Animal sacrifice
Old Testament God loved a good blood sacrifice. Disobedience and sin were usually atoned through animal sacrifices. See Abraham.
Question 33
What reason did Pontius Pilate give for condemning Jesus to death?
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APhishing
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BStealing
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CTreason
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DBlasphemy
Blasphemy
The council of lay elders and priests, known as the Sanhedrin, were threatened by Jesus's growing power and his teachings. Saying that he claimed to be "the King of the Jews," they asked Pilate to try him for blasphemy, which he did.
Question 34
Innocent until proven guilty. Jesus was put on trial by which high priest of Jerusalem?
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APontius Pilate
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BThoros
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CBarabas
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DCaiaphas
Caiaphas
The high priest of Jerusalem, Joseph Caiaphas, was responsible for sending Jesus to Pontius Pilate to be executed. The high priest at the time served as a liaison between the Jewish community and Roman authority.
Question 35
Many saints were martyred for their beliefs. Who was the first Christian martyr, who appeared in the Acts of the Apostles?
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ATed
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BSebastian
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CLawrence
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DStephen
Stephen
Of all the ways to go, Saint Stephen was martyred quite cruelly. He was charged with blasphemy and stoned to death at the ripe age of 36.
Question 36
The Prodigal Son drained his bank account. What job did he find to survive?
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ABartending
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BDancing
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CTax collecting
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DFeeding pigs
Feeding pigs
The Prodigal Son is quite a degenerate. After squandering his inheritance, he falls on hard times. And with no life skills, he ends up feeding pigs to make ends meet.
Question 37
"God created man in His own image" on what day of Creation?
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ADay 6
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BDay 7
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CDay 1
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DDay 22
Day 6
God created land animals and humans on the sixth day. This was after light, atmosphere, land and plants, sun, moon, and stars, birds, and sea animals. Needless to say, He rested on the seventh.
Question 38
Paul loved being pen pals. What group did he NOT write letters to?
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AGalatians
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BPhilippians
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CRomans
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DEgyptians
Egyptians
Of all the letters to various groups, Paul never wrote to the Egyptians. He did, however, write to the Thessalonians, the Galatians, the Corinthians, the Philippians, Philemon, and the Romans.
Question 39
Remember that long list of names in Chronicles? What relation was Jacob to Abraham in the genealogy?
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ASon
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BBrother
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CFather
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DGrandson
Grandson
Jacob was the son of Isaac and Rebekah. Isaac was the son of Abraham. This makes Jacob Abraham's grandson.
Question 40
Although Father Abraham had many sons, the descendants of what grandson of Abraham became the 12 tribes of Israel?
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AJacob
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BMoses
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CAbraham
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DJohn the Baptist
Jacob
Although Abraham was the patriarch, Jacob, son of Isaac, fathered 12 sons. They were the forebears of the 12 Tribes of Israel.
Question 41
The Book of Revelation is full of symbolism. Who is its author?
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APeter
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BLuke
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CTolkien
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DJohn
John
John the Elder is believed to have written the Book of Revelation around 96 A.D. The book was written on the island of Patmos, "because of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus" (Rev. 1.10).
Question 42
"In the beginning was the word..." What are the first four books of the New Testament usually called?
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AGospels
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BPsalms
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CActs of the Apostles
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DOld Testament
Gospels
The New Testament has four "types" of texts: the Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles, the epistles, and the apocalypse. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the Gospels.
Question 43
After being whipped and condemned to death, Jesus was made to carry his cross where?
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AMount Ararat
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BMount Sinai
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CMount of Olives
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DGolgotha
Golgotha
Jesus carried his cross to Golgotha ("the place of skulls") outside of Jerusalem. He fell three times along the way.
Question 44
The Book of Revelation describes the New Jerusalem. What are the twelve gates made of?
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APearl
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BGold
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CScraps of wood
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DCrystal
Pearl
We call them the "pearly gates" for a reason. The 12 gates that appear in Revelation, symbolizing the 12 tribes of Israel, were each made with a single pearl.
Question 45
Some people take jealousy too far. Which leader put John the Baptist to death over it?
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ADavid
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BHerod Antipas
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CJulius Caesar
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DPontius Pilate
Herod Antipas
Jealous that John the Baptist was getting more popular than him, Herod Antipas slew the martyr because he didn't want him to cause a rebellion. As the story goes, his evil wife, Herodias, asked for John's head on a silver platter.
Question 46
All work, no play. What was Matthew's profession?
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AFisherman
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BDoctor
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CVentriloquist
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DTax collector
Tax collector
Everyone dreads the tax collector. Prior to writing his Gospel, that was Matthew's official job. He is now the patron saint of tax collectors and accountants.
Question 47
Old Testament God appeared for a moment in the New Testament when He struck these two dead for withholding money from the church.
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ARoss and Rachel
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BLot and his wife
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CJacob and Rachel
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DAnanias and Sapphira
Ananias and Sapphira
In chapter 5 of the Acts of the Apostles, God struck down the greedy couple, Ananias and his wife Sapphira, who were members of the early Christian church. Apparently, they lied to the Holy Spirit about money and then suddenly dropped dead. Coincidence?
Question 48
"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" Who removed Jesus’s body from the cross after he died?
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AMary Magdalene
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BPeter
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CJohn
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DJoseph of Arimathea
Joseph of Arimathea
One of Jesus's secret disciples, Joseph of Arimathea, requested permission from Pilate to take his body away. After being granted his request, he did just that.
Question 49
In Jesus's parable of the Good Samaritan, who was the first person to encounter the injured man?
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AA priest
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BA mobster
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CA Levite
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DA physician
A priest
In one of Jesus's most famous parables, the Good Samaritan gets passed over, first by a priest, then by a Levite. They actually cross the road to avoid him. Not very Christian-like.
Question 50
Writing and doctoring? This apostle was a double threat. Which Gospel was written by a doctor?
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APeter
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BMark
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CLuke
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DJohn
Luke
Luke was a physician, and some scholars believe he was a Gentile Christian. He was Paul's best bud.
Question 51
Jacob may have liked his name, but God didn't. What did he change it to?
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AJordan
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BIsrael
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CDavid
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DMoses
Israel
"And God said to him, 'Your name is Jacob; your name shall not be called Jacob anymore, but Israel shall be your name.' So He called his name Israel." – Genesis 35:10
Question 52
After the Great Flood, Noah sent out some scouts. What birds did he let free to see if the flood was dried up?
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AA raven and a dove
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BA seagull and a dove
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CA dove and a crow
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DA crow and a seagull
A raven and a dove
Noah sent a raven to scout out the breadth of the flood. After the raven returned, he sent a dove – you know, just to double-check.
Question 53
At only thirteen verses, what is the shortest book in the New Testament?
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AGenesis
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BActs
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C2 John
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D1 Corinthians
2 John
Apparently, John summed up his entire "second letter" in just thirteen lines. They make up one chapter and the smallest book in the New Testament.
Question 54
No, it's not English. What was the original language of the New Testament?
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AHebrew
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BMandarin
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CLatin
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DGreek
Greek
It's all Greek to me! The New Testament, dated from 50 to 150 A.D., was originally written in Greek, as the authors wished to reach a wider audience.
Question 55
What may “abound more and more in knowledge and in all judgment," according to Paul?
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ALove
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BLight
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CMercy
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DChocolate
Love
Paul wrote that "your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and in all judgment." The Beatles had it right: All you need is love.
Question 56
The apostles received the Holy Spirit. What form did it appear in?
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ACotton candy
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BBaptismal water
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CA dove
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DTongues of fire
Tongues of fire
Often depicted as a dove, the Holy Spirit appeared as "tongues of fire" to the apostles, according to the Book of Acts. The fire blew in with the wind and rested atop the apostles' heads.
Question 57
Count 'em up! How many books comprise the New Testament?
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A42
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B36
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C27
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D191
27
There are 27 books in the New Testament. Most of them are the epistles from St. Paul to various pen-pals.
Question 58
Would you make the cut? Paul wrote that this group of people is righteous enough to inherit the Kingdom of God.
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ARomans
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BEveryone
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CIsraelites
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DGentiles
Gentiles
According to Jesus, those that will inherit the Kingdom of God are the Gentiles, as they are righteous. A Gentile is someone who is not Jewish.
Question 59
Not only did he write a gospel, but he also wrote the Acts of the Apostles. Name that disciple?
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AJohn
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BIan Fleming
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CPaul
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DLuke
Luke
Luke is said to have written the Acts of the Apostles. The two can be seen as a double-feature since his Gospel ends at Christ's ascension into heaven, and Acts takes off from there.
Question 60
Don't cross Moses; he'll plague you. What was the first plague he set upon the Egyptians?
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ALocusts
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BA river of blood
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CFrogs
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DBoils
A river of blood
Moses meant business. Striking the Nile with his miraculous staff, the water turned to blood. He later sent frogs, locusts, the whole nine yards.
Question 61
John of Patmos sees four creatures in chapter four of Revelation. What is NOT one of them?
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ASnake
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BEagle
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CLion
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DMan
Snake
Revelation gets a bit out there. In 4:7, John describes four creatures seen by Isaiah and Ezekial: "The first living creature was like a lion, the second was like an ox, the third had a face like a man, the fourth was like a flying eagle." No snakes in this story.
Question 62
Paul had it rough. On which island was he shipwrecked?
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ASicily
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BCrete
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CPuerto Rico
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DMalta
Malta
Shipwrecked on the isle of Malta en route to Rome where he was to face charges, Paul's story is accounted for in the Acts of the Apostles. Today, the place is known as St. Paul's Bay.
Question 63
Of the Biblical "dos" and "don'ts," what was the first of the Ten Commandments?
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AHonor thy father and mother
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BThou shalt not kill
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CI am the Lord thy God
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DThou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain
I am the Lord thy God
The first commandment is "I am the LORD thy God." Subsequently, there are no other gods before Him.
Question 64
Jesus is quoted as saying: “Everything is possible for one who believes.” In which Gospel does this appear?
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ALuke
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BMark
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CMatthew
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DPaul
Mark
Jesus spoke the words, "Everything is possible for one who believes," in Mark. Why? Because through God, all things are possible.
Question 65
Many of Jesus's apostles were martyred. How did James, the brother of John, die?
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ABurned at the stake
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BNatural causes
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CCrucified
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DKilled with a sword
Killed with a sword
As the only one of the apostles whose martyrdom is recorded in the Bible, James, brother of John, is said to have been killed with a sword. The record of his persecution appears in Acts 12:2.
Question 66
Of the four Gospels, which is not considered Synoptic?
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AJohn
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BMark
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CGenevieve
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DMatthew
John
If you read the four Gospels, John's stands out as starkly different from the rest. While Matthew, Mark, and Luke are worded similarly and follow a similar sequence of stories, John's stands in contrast. Some might say he took some artistic license.
Question 67
What's in a name? This is what 'Israel' means.
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APrevails with God
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BLamb of God
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CUnder God
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DChildren of God
Prevails with God
In Hebrew, Israel can be translated to mean "Triumphant with God". It also means "God Contended".
Question 68
"Blessed are they" who know which Gospel includes the Beatitudes?
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AJohn
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BMatthew
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CMark
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DMary
Matthew
The eight Beatitudes appear in Matthew during Jesus's Sermon on the Mount. Among the groups he blesses are the meek, the clean of heart, and the peacemakers.
Question 69
Father Abraham had many sons...how many?
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A8
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B10
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C49
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D12
8
Father Abraham had many sons, many sons had Father Abraham. In total, he had eight, all listed in the Book of Genesis. Most people just remember Isaac and Ishmael, but there was also Zimram, Jokshan, Medan, Midian, Ishbak, and Shuah, as listed in Genesis 25:1. The last 6 were born by his wife Keturah after Sarah's death.
Question 70
Jesus performed his first miracle at a wedding. What was it?
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AGot everyone to join in the Bunny Hop
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BTurned water into wine
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CFed 5,000 people with two fish
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DWalked on water
Turned water into wine
Jesus was everyone's favorite wedding guest when he transformed water into wine at a wedding in Cana. According to the Gospel of John, this was Jesus's first miracle.
Question 71
"As soon as Jesus was baptized, he went up out of the water." Who baptizes Jesus and in what body of water?
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AJoan the Baptist in the Caspian Sea
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BJohn the Baptist in the Jordan River
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CJohn the Baptist in the Dead Sea
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DChuck the Baptist in the South China Sea
John the Baptist in the Jordan River
John the Baptist was providing mass baptisms in the Jordan River. Jesus came to his relative to receive his baptism.
Question 72
"When he entered Jerusalem, the whole city was in turmoil, asking, 'Who is this?'" Jesus's entry into Jerusalem was celebrated with what?
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ABread and wine
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BPalms
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CEaster eggs
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DLilies
Palms
Commemorated by Christians on Palm Sunday, Jesus's entry into Jerusalem was met with palm branches placed on his path. Palms symbolized victory and goodness.
Question 73
Jesus criticized one church of being "lukewarm" in Revelation. Name that church.
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AThe church of Sardis
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BThe church of Laodiceans
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CThe church of Rome
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DThe church of Philadelphia
The church of Laodiceans
The church of the Laodiceans was labeled "lukewarm" in Revelation. An angel said to them, "I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot. So then, because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will vomit you out of My mouth."
Question 74
Get your literary studies on. What form of literature is Revelation?
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APsalm
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BFantasy
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CApocalyptic
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DGospel
Apocalyptic
Referred to as “apocalyptic literature,” Revelation joins other ancient Jewish and Christian texts in their similar apocalyptic themes and literary devices. The Book of Daniel in the Old Testament is another example of this genre.
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The page jumps, have to wait to be sure not jumping, also, though it is believed that the New Testament was written in Greek, it was written in Hebrew and Aramaic, the church of Rome is responsible for the deception
Very good quiz. Thank you.
I enjoyed it,it's let's me know I need to read my Bible and study more,thanks!!!!!
I enjoyed it…let’s me know that I need to study to show myself approved a workman who is not ashamed to rightly divide the word of truth!
Loved it...it taught me more about the bible
Fun and informative
Really enjoy taking the quizzes
Loved it
i loved it it help me to see how much i do know or remember
Got 64 of 64! Loved it
I got 5 wrong...but I loved the quiz ❤️
I got 1 answer wrong; however, they got several questions wrong. 😂
I really enjoyed this quiz.
Loved it!
LOVED THE QUIZ.
Sampson was never married to Delilah.She was a prostitute.
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Samsons long hair showed his covenant with God, but…. His strength came from God not his hair!!! Other than that cool quiz!
Fun and a good form of testing one's knowledge of the Bible
This Quiz was both old and New Testament and some Questions did no make sense Pilate condemned Jesus for saying he was the King of the Jews that was Treason since Ceasar was king of the Jews the Jews accused Jesus of BLASPHEMY