70 Hard Bible Quiz Questions With Answers


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Check out our quizzes (with questions and answers), designed to improve your Bible knowledge in a relaxed and challenging way. These were created mainly for adults.

The questions and answers have a brief explanation and are also available in text format, so you can copy and use them as you wish. Have fun with friends, and encourage each other by getting to know God's Word better!

I. Quiz: General knowledge and Bible trivia (hard)

1) What is the name and age of the oldest person mentioned in the Bible?

A) Enosh, lived 905 years
B) Noah, lived 990 years
C) Methuselah, lived 969 years
D) Queen Esther, lived 859 years

Letter C - Methuselah lived for 969 years. He was the son of Enoch, who walked with God and was Noah's grandfather.

2) Which of these did not have their name changed in the Bible?

A) Sarah
B) Abraham
C) Jacob
D) David
E) Peter

Letter D - David did not have his name changed. Sarah was Sarai (Gen. 17:15), Abraham was Abram (Gen. 17:5), Jacob became Israel (Gen. 32:28) and Peter was Simon (John 1:42).

3. What names was Moses supposed to give to the Israelites when asked about who had sent him?

A) "Elohim"
B) "El Shaddai"
C) "I am who I am"
D) "I am the Lord"

Answer C - "I am who I am" was the answer given by God to Moses when he asked about his name. Exodus 3:13-14.

4. In the stories of Samuel, which is not true?

A) His mother was called Hannah
B) He anointed 3 kings of Israel: Joseph, Saul, and David
C) He succeeded the prophet Eli
D) He had a vision while he was still very young

Answer B - The prophet Samuel anointed Saul and David as kings of Israel. Joseph was not a king. He had been governor in Egypt many years before.

5. Which animal spoke to Balaam?

A) donkey
B) camel
C) lamb
D) dove

Answer A - The Lord made the donkey speak to Balaam when he went to meet Balak to curse God's people in exchange for riches. Numbers 22:28

6. As a shepherd, David protected his flock from two dangerous animals. Which ones?

A) snake and camel
B) bear and lion
C) snake and wolf
D) bear and scorpion

Answer B - David killed A lion and a bear. 1 Samuel 17:34-37

7. As a baby, how was Moses saved from Pharaoh's murderous decree?

A) He was rushed out of Egypt
B) He was hidden in a cave
C) He was put in a basket and thrown into the river
D) He was taken to the temple to serve God

Answer C - Moses was put in a basket and left by the river. Pharaoh's daughter saw him and adopted him as her son.

8. How many close disciples did Jesus have?

A) 10
B) 7
C) 5
D) 12

Answer D - Jesus chose 12 disciples who used to accompany him throughout his ministry. Luke 6:12-16

9. Complete the verse: "For God so loved the world...

A) who gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
B) who sent his Son into the world, so that the world might be saved through him. John 6:16
C) to the point that we are called his children, and indeed we are. 1 John 3:1
D) who came for his own, but his own did not receive him. John 1:11

Answer A - "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16

10. What is the name of the island where John wrote the book of Revelation?

A) Island of Crete
B) Island of Malta
C) The island of Patmos
D) The island of Pergamon

Answer C - On the island of Patmos, John saw a vision of what will happen at the end of time. See Revelation 1:9

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II. Quiz: Characters and passages (hard)

1. What was the name of the garden planted by God for the first couple?

A) Garden of Gethsemane
B) Rose of Sharon
C) Garden of Eden
D) Paradise

Answer C - The Garden of Eden. This was the place prepared by God for Adam and Eve when they were created. Genesis 2:8

2. In which books of the Bible is the story of Jesus' birth told?

A) Genesis and Psalms
B) Matthew and Mark
C) Hebrews and Revelation
D) Matthew and Luke

Answer D - The birth of Jesus is told in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, at the beginning of the New Testament. Matthew 1 and 2; Luke 2.

3. How many human couples entered Noah's ark?

A) 4 couples
B) 1 couple
C) 6 couples
D) 3 couples

Answer A - 4 pairs of people entered the Ark, as well as pairs of various animals. They were: Noah and his wife, their 3 sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth and their respective wives. Genesis 7:13

4. Which of the disciples denied Jesus?

A) Judas Iscariot
B) John
C) Peter
D) Bartholomew

Answer C - Peter denied Jesus three times. When Jesus was arrested in Gethsemane, Peter fled and followed him from afar, but when asked, he denied that he knew the Lord. See Mark 14:66-72.

5. What was the name of the city founded by Cain after he left God's presence?

A) Sodom
B) Gomorrah
C) Enoch
D) Canaan

Answer C - After leaving God's presence, Cain built a city and named it after his first son: Enoch. Genesis 4:16-17

6. What did God tell Abraham to look at when he made him a promise?

A) For the rainbow in the sky, a symbol of the covenant with Abraham
B) To the sand of the sea, that he might count the grains of sand.
C) To the stars in the sky, so that he could count them.
D) To the forest of the promised land, to count the fruit trees

Answer C - God had the stars of heaven counted, if he could count them at all, as an illustration of the great offspring he would give to Abraham through Isaac.

7. How much did Judas betray Jesus for?

A) 30 silver coins
B) 100 gold coins
C) 50 silver coins
D) 30 gold coins

Answer A - For the price of 30 pieces of silver, Judas made a pact with the chief priests to hand Jesus over.

8. Who were Moses' two siblings?

A) Esau and Jacob
B) Miriam and Aaron
C) Joshua and Caleb
D) Priscilla and Aquila

Answer B - Miriam and Aaron were Moses' siblings. See Exodus 15:20-21 and Exodus 6:16-20.

9. Who was the Hebrew judge that Delilah seduced to hand over to the Philistine army?

A) Samson
B) Solomon
C) Samuel
D) Saul

Answer A - Samson was ambushed by his lover Delilah, and then revealed to her the secret his strength. Judges 16:18-20

10. How and where did Paul's conversion take place?

A) He was called while he was fishing with other fishermen in the Sea of Galilee.
B) He had a dream at night while sleeping in the city of Tarsus
C) While preaching the Scriptures in the synagogue in Jerusalem
D) He had a vision after falling to the ground near Damascus

Answer D - As Paul headed towards Damascus to persecute the Christians, he saw a shining light that made him fall to the ground. Jesus spoke to him and from that moment on he was converted to Christ.

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III. Quiz: Do you know the Bible? (hard)

1. How many books does the Bible consist of?

A) 88 books
B) 37 books
C) 66 books
D) 100 books

Answer C - The Bible is a collection of 66 books, written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek and ranging from Genesis to Revelation.

2. What is the original meaning of the word 'Bible'?

A) Bible is the plural of 'biblos' from the Greek and means books
B) Bible means 'written word' in Hebrew
C) Bible was the Hebrew name for the tablets of the 10 Commandments.
D) Bible is a tribute to the first translators, who were called 'Biblians'

Answer A - The word "Bible" originated from the Greek, referring to the set of sacred books. The books were written on papyrus sheets in the form of scrolls or parchments.

3. According to 2 Timothy 3:16, all Scripture is:

A) dictated by God, letter by letter
B) based on the dreams of the prophets and apostles
C) God-breathed and useful for his purposes
D) transcribed by angels to teach men

Answer C - All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for instruction in righteousness. (2 Timothy 3:16)

4. The Bible is divided into

A) 3 parts: Pentateuch, historical books and Gospels
B) 2 parts: Old Testament and New Testament
C) 3 parts: Old Testament, Psalms and New Testament
D) 2 parts: Books of the Law and Revelation

Answer B - The Bible is divided into Old and New Testaments, a separation of the books written before and after Jesus Christ. The Old Testament is made up of 39 books and runs from Genesis to Malachi. The New Testament is made up of 27 books and runs from Matthew to Revelation.

5. How was the Bible written?

A) Throughout Jesus' ministry, the disciples wrote all the books.
B) For approximately 100 years, a group of 70 prophets wrote the Bible
C) For 5 centuries, the Bible was written by 70 scribes and 12 apostles
D) Over 1600 years, 40 different authors wrote the entire Bible

Answer D - The Bible was written over the course of more or less 1,600 years (from 1500 BC to the mid-100s AD) in different languages, by approximately 40 authors, at different times, with varying literary styles and genres.

6. What is the central theme of the Bible?

A) The heroes of faith and their supernatural miracles
B) Jesus Christ
C) The importance of seeking God for a long and prosperous life
D) The victories and glory of important figures such as King David, Moses and others

Answer B -The central theme of the Bible is the person of Jesus Christ, to whom everything converges. From Genesis to Revelation, all the books point to God, in the person of Jesus, the author of human salvation (Luke 24:27, 44-45; Acts 10:43).

7. According to the NIV (New International Version) what is the shortest verse in the Bible?

A) John 11:35
B) Esther 8:9
C) Exodus 20:13
D) Job 3:2

Answer D - counting the number of characters, Job 3:2 is the smallest: "He said:". John 11.35 is the second shortest: "Jesus Wept" and the smallest in the King James Version.

8. Which is the longest and shortest chapter in the Bible?

A) The largest chapter is Isaiah 66 and the smallest chapter is Psalm 2.
B) The largest is Psalm 119 and the smallest is Psalm 117
C) The largest chapter is Lamentations of Jeremiah 3 and the smallest is the 2nd letter of John
D) The largest is Psalm 150 and the smallest is Jude 1

Answer B - Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the entire Bible. It is a didactic psalm, formed by an acrostic of the Hebrew alphabet, and has 176 verses. The shortest chapter is Psalm 117, a hymn of praise to the Lord, with only 2 verses.

9. Which of the following statements is not correct?

A) The Bible was the first book printed in the world, and from then on it was the most translated and sold.
B) The Old Testament has 39 books and the New Testament has 27.
C) The Bible is also known as the "Word of God", the "Truth" and the "Holy Scriptures".
D) Moses was the author of the fewest books written in the entire Bible

Answer D - Moses wrote the Pentateuch (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy - also known as The Torah), making him the greatest author in the Old Testament. There were several authors who only wrote one book. The author who wrote the most books in the Bible was the apostle Paul, with 13 books in the New Testament.

10. Which original languages was the Bible written in?

A) Syriac, Hebrew, and Latin
B) Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek
C) Aramaic, Persian, and Greek
D) Hebrew, Macedonian, and Aramaic

Answer B - The Bible was written in Hebrew (the predominant language spoken in Israel during the OT), Aramaic (a set of dialects, assimilated to Hebrew, with which some biblical passages were also written), and Greek (the language adopted in Israel during the conquests of Alexander the 1st, with which the NT was written - Koine Greek).

IV. Quiz: Do you know everything about Jesus Christ? (Hard)

01. Who is Jesus Christ?

A) One of the Jewish prophets, very important
B) A wise teacher who taught everything about love
C) Jesus is the Son of the Living God, the promised Savior of the world
D) A guru healer who helped many people in the past

Answer C - Jesus is the Son of God. The Messiah promised by God since ancient times to save all who believe. John 11:27

02. What is the name of the town where Jesus was born?

A) Nazareth
B) Bethlehem
C) Jerusalem
D) Galilee

Answer B - Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea. See Matthew 2:1. It had been prophesied long before that the Christ would be born in Bethlehem, a town in the region of Judah. Micah 5:2. Hence the Christmas Carol 'Oh Little Town of Bethlehem'.

03. At what age did Jesus begin his ministry?

A) Around 30 years old
B) At the age of 18
C) At the age of 12
D) At approximately 7 years old

Answer A - Jesus began his ministry when he was around 30 years old. See Luke 3:23. In Jewish culture, it was around this age that a man was considered mature.

04. What should be the 3 attitudes of Jesus' followers?

A) Change your life, help those in need and learn to forgive
B) Repent, consecrate yourself and read the whole Bible
C) Follow him, offer all your resources and preach to the crowds
D) Deny yourself, take up your cross daily and follow him

Answer D - Jesus told everyone that if anyone wanted to follow him, they should deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him. Luke 9:23-26

05. It's WRONG to say about Jesus:

A) Jesus sinned in very few situations.
B) Jesus Christ is God.
C) Jesus was 100% human.
D) Jesus was resurrected on the third day.

Answer A - Jesus never sinned. The Bible is very clear that he is perfect and flawless. Hebrews 4:15, 2nd Peter 2:22

06. What was Jesus' first miracle?

A) He healed blind Bartimaeus on the side of the road
B) He walked on water and also made Peter walk
C) Multiplied loaves, and fishes for a crowd of people
D) Turned water into wine at a wedding feast

Answer D - Jesus' first miracle was turning water into wine. In Cana of Galilee, at a wedding feast, Jesus did this sign and many believed in him. Cf. John 2:1-11.

07. According to Jesus, what are the most important commandments in the Bible?

A) Do not kill and keep the Sabbath.
B) Love God with all your heart and love your neighbor as yourself.
C) Obey God by keeping the 10 commandments and baptize
D) Seek the Kingdom of God and do justice

Answer B - Jesus said that the greatest commandment is: Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. And the second is this: Love your neighbor as yourself. See Mark 12:29-31.

08. The name of Jesus is the name above all names (Philippians 2:9). Christ means:

A) The surname Jesus received from the family of Joseph, his earthly father.
B) "Anointed", "consecrated" from the Greek, equivalent to 'Messiah' in Hebrew.
C) A name from Mary's family that Jesus received in childhood.
D) A Hebrew title meaning: King of the Jews.

Answer B - Christ is the title derived from the Greek meaning "Anointed, Consecrated", equivalent to the Hebrew Messiah. Over time, united with Jesus, it became the proper name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

09. Jesus taught several parables to illustrate the Kingdom of God. Which one talks about God's forgiveness?

A) Parable of the Tares and the Wheat
B) Parable of the Ten Virgins
C) Parable of the Prodigal Son
D) Parable of the Good Samaritan
E) Parable of the Sower

Answer C - The Parable of the Prodigal Son teaches us that God, the Father, loves and forgives. He goes to meet the son who was lost, brings him back and rejoices at his return.

10. What happened while Jesus was on the cross?

A) People were healed; earthquake split the earth; lunar eclipse
B) The sun was darkened; the veil of the temple was torn; there was an earthquake and rocks were broken
C) The centurion was converted, one of the crucified thieves was resurrected, the veil of the temple was torn.
D) Time stood still for 3 hours, people were healed, the dead rose from the tombs

Answer B - There were three hours of darkness (from midday until 3pm); the veil of the temple was torn from top to bottom and there was an earthquake that split the rocks. See Matthew 27:45-51.

V. Quiz: Women of the Bible (hard)

01. Which woman was thought to be drunk while praying to the Lord for a child?

A) Raquel
B) Hannah
C) Abigail
D) Sarah

Answer B - Hannah prayed and wept before God, but the priest Eli thought she was drunk. See 1 Samuel 1:9-14.

02. Who was the wise woman who stopped David from destroying Nabal, her husband, and her house?

A) Merab
B) Michal
C) Abigail
D) Bathsheba

Answer C - Abigail was the wife of Nabal, a wicked and foolish man. She interceded for him and prevented David and his men from destroying him. See: 1 Samuel 25:23-33.

03. Who were the wives of the first bigamist (married with 2 wives) mentioned in the Bible?

A) Adah and Zillah
B) Hannah and Penina
C) Leah and Rachel
D) Zilpah and Bilhah

Answer A - Adah and Zillah were the wives of Lamech, a descendant of Cain. See Genesis 4:19-23.

04. What was the name of Saul's eldest daughter, who was promised to David but given to someone else?

A) Michal
B) Shulamite
C) Merab
D) Talmai

Answer C - Merab, Saul's eldest daughter, was to be David's wife, but was given to Adriel. See 1 Samuel 18:17-19.

05. After his ordeal, Job had 7 sons and 3 daughters. These were the most beautiful women on earth. Who were they?

A) Ada, Olibema, and Basemath.
B) Ahinoam, Kileab, and Maacah.
C) Hadassa, Dina, and Sulamita.
D) Jemima, Keziah, and Keren-Happuch.

Answer D - Jemima, Keziah, and Keren-Happuch were Job's daughters. Beautiful women from that land who received an inheritance along with their brothers. See Job 42:13-15.

06. What woman wanted to change her name to Mara (meaning bitter)?

A) Naomi
B) Hannah
C) Orpah
D) Rebekah

Answer A - Naomi asked to be called Mara when she returned to her homeland widowed and without her two sons. See Ruth 1:20-22.

07. Who was the woman who threatened to kill the prophet Elijah?

A) Jerusha
B) The Medium of Endor
C) Jezebel
D) The widow of Zarephath

Answer C - Queen Jezebel, wife of Ahab, after the confrontation with the 450 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel. See 1 Kings 19:1-3.

08. Who was the young woman who gave water to Eliezer and his camels in Mesopotamia?

A) Milcah
B) Rachel
C) Ruth
D) Rebekah

Answer D - Rebekah, the beautiful young woman who drew water from the spring, gave water to Abraham's servant and his camels. See: Genesis 24:15-19.

09. How many years did Sarah live?

A) 156 years
B) 127 years
C) 107 years
D) 116 years

Answer B - Sarah died at the age of 127 and was buried by her husband Abraham in the cave of Machpelah. See Genesis 23:1.

10. What was Priscilla's trade?

A) Seller of purple fabric
B) Tent maker
C) Idol maker
D) Dressmaker

Answer B - Priscilla and Aquila, her husband, were tentmakers. See: Acts 18:2-3.

VI Quiz: Questions on the Old Testament (hard)

01. What did God do to stop the construction of the Tower of Babel?

A) He destroyed the tower with a great earthquake.
B) It confused people's languages and scattered them across the land.
C) Caused the tower to be invaded and destroyed by enemy peoples.
D) Sent plagues and fire to consume the construction of Babel.

Answer B - God ended the Tower of Babel project by confusing the language of the inhabitants of the earth. See Genesis 11:7-9.

02. What was the name of Jacob's father-in-law who deceived him by giving him his eldest daughter instead of Rachel?

A) Laban
B) Nahor
C) Bethuel
D) Jethro

Answer A - Laban was the name of Leah and Rachel's father. He tricked Jacob into marrying his eldest daughter in exchange for 7 more years of work for his youngest. See Genesis 29:18-27.

03. What was the name of the wife of Joseph (son of Jacob)?

A) Potiphar
B) Zipporah
C) Keturah
D) Asenath

Answer D - Asenath was Joseph's wife in Egypt, the mother of Manasseh and Ephraim. See Genesis 41:50.

04. About Deborah's life, it is CORRECT to say:

A) She was married to King Ahasuerus and saved Israel from the plot hatched by Haman, the Jews' enemy.
B) She was the queen married to Ahab, the idolatrous king who abandoned God to serve Baal.
C) She was a prophetess and leader of Israel. Together with Barak, she won the battle against the Canaanites.
D) She was the outstanding judge of Israel who struck down Sisera, the commander of the army of Canaan.

Answer C - Deborah was a prophetess and led Israel during the period of the judges. At Barak's request, she went with the army of Israel into battle against the Canaanites. See Judges 4:4-10.

05. About the story of the warrior Gideon it is INCORRECT to say:

A) He destroyed the altar to Baal that belonged to the king of Midian, and made an altar to God.
B) He was threatened with death by the idolaters of the city but was saved by his father, Joash.
C) His faith was strengthened by the signs of the wool.
D) God ordered Gideon's army to be reduced from 32,000 to 300 men.
E) Gideon and the 300 warriors blew trumpets and broke pots against the Midianites and were victorious.

Answer A -The altar of Baal and the image of Asherah belonged to Gideon's own father, Joash. See Judges 6:24-28

06. Which king in history got leprosy?

A) Josiah
B) Uzziah
C) Jehoshaphat
D) Ahaziah

Answer B - Uzziah was king of Judah and became very proud of his power. He got leprosy in the temple when he tried to burn incense on the altar. See: 2 Chronicles 26:16-22.

07. What was Naomi's daughter-in-law's name?

A) Jochebed
B) Elizabeth
C) Ruth
D) Rachel
E) Hannah

Answer C - Ruth was the daughter-in-law of Naomi, a Moabite who converted and became a scion of David's royal line. See: Ruth 1-4.

08. It is INCORRECT to say about the book of Proverbs:

A) It is a collection of moral and religious sayings and advice, which teach us the right way to live.
B) Solomon, Agur and Lemuel were some of its authors.
C) The contrast between good and evil (wisdom and folly) is a very present theme.
D) It highlights the value of virtuous women and does not mention evil women.

Answer D - The theme of wicked women appears in many passages of Proverbs. See: Prov. 2:16-19; 5:3-14,20; 6:24-35; 7:5-27; 9:13-18.

09. Which prophet made the iron of an axe float?

A) Elijah
B) Elisha
C) Isaiah
D) Ezekiel

Answer B - Elisha was the one who made an axe float. He was Elijah's successor and performed many miracles in Old Testament times. See 2 Kings 6:1-7.

10. In the Old Testament there are several prophecies about Jesus Christ. It says: "For unto us a child is born... And he shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."

A) Micah 5:2
B) Zechariah 9:9
C) Isaiah 9:6
D) Psalms 22:1
E) Isaiah 53:5

Answer C - The book of the prophet Isaiah 9:6 records a prophecy about Christ, the Father of eternity, the Prince of peace.

VII - Quiz: Questions about the New Testament

01. The journey Mary and Joseph took before Jesus was born was...

A) from Nazareth in Egypt to Bethlehem.
B) from Bethlehem in Galilee to Nazareth.
C) from Nazareth in Galilee to Bethlehem.
D) from Jerusalem to Nazareth in Galilee.

Answer C - They traveled from Nazareth which is found in Galilee (See Luke 2:4) to Bethlehem

02. Who said, "You may now dismiss your servant in peace. For my eyes have seen your salvation"?

A) One of the soldiers in front of Jesus' cross.
B) Simeon, a righteous and God-fearing man, as he held the baby Jesus in the temple.
C) One of the magi coming from the East after worshipping the Lord.
D) Anna, a very old prophetess who was serving in the temple and waiting for God's Christ.
E) One of the disciples after witnessing Jesus' resurrection.

Answer B - Simeon, who was waiting for the redemption of Israel, said this phrase as he held the baby Jesus in his arms. See: Luke 2:25-35.

03.Who spoke on the day of Pentecost, with the result that almost 3,000 souls were added?

A) John
B) Paul
C) Peter
D) Stephen

Answer C - Peter preached on the day of Pentecost and many repented and were baptized that day. See Acts 2:14-41.

04. Which disciple replaced Judas Iscariot after Jesus' resurrection?

A) Matthias
B) Matthew
C) Joseph the righteous
D) Saul

Answer A - Matthias was Judas' replacement. Like the other apostles, Matthias also witnessed the resurrection. See: Acts 1:21-26.

05. In Luke 9, Jesus sent his 12 disciples on a mission. In Luke 10, how many were commissioned?

A) 3 disciples - Peter, James and John
B) 10 disciples
C) 40 disciples
D) 70 disciples

Answer D - 70 were sent on a mission to the places where Jesus was going to visit. See: Luke 10:1.

06. What mother asked Jesus for her children to be on his right and left in glory?

A) The mother of James and Joseph.
B) The Syro-Phoenician woman.
C) The mother of the sons of Zebedee, James and John.
D) The widow of Nain.
E) Mary, Jesus' mother, asked for her brothers.

Answer C - Zebedee's wife, the mother of James and John, made this request to the Lord with her sons. See Matthew 20:20.

07. Which of these parables addresses loving your neighbor?

A) Parable of the Tares
B) Parable of the net
C) Parable of the Good Samaritan
D) Parable of the two sons
E) Parable of the 10 virgins

Answer C - The parable of the Good Samaritan was taught when a teacher of the Law asked Jesus who his neighbor was. See Luke 10:25.

08. In one account with Jesus there were two women, one who was worried and concerned about many things, and one who chose the right path. Who were they?

A) Mary Magdalene and Joanna, Herod's wife.
B) Mary of Bethany and Susanna, who helped with offerings.
C) Martha and Mary of Bethany.
D) Mary of Bethany and Mary the mother of Jesus.

Answer C - Martha served the guests while Mary chose to listen to Jesus. They both lived in Bethany. See: Luke 10:38-41; John 11:1.

09. Which of these books was NOT written by the apostle Paul?

A) Titus
B) James
C) Romans
D) Timothy
E) Philemon

Answer B - The book of James was written by James and not by Paul. Titus, Romans, 1st and 2nd Timothy, Philemon, and at least 8 other books (letters) of the NT were written by Paul.

10. Who resurrected a young man called Eutychus?

A) Jesus
B) Peter
C) Philip
D) Paul
E) John

Answer D - Paul consoled the church after raising Eutychus from the dead. The young man had fallen from a third floor window. See Acts 20:9-12.

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In the Bible, we find a variety of faithful men who left a significant legacy in history. Many of them were remarkable figures known for their faith, humility,...
10 Great Men of the Bible, Their Characteristics And What We Can Learn From Them

In the Bible, we find a variety of faithful men who left a significant legacy in history. Many of...
Here are some quick, fun, and easy activities that you can use to build fellowship and friendship. Use them in your churches Sunday gathering, small groups, or...
20 Fun Church Games And Icebreakers For Adults

Here are some quick, fun, and easy activities that you can use to build fellowship and friendship....