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Are you ready to put your Bible Quiz to the test with the Ultimate Bible Quiz? This free, 100-question online Bible quiz is perfect for family nights or Sunday school quiz gatherings. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or just starting out, you'll explore Bible trivia questions that span from Genesis to Revelation. Enjoy a blend of learning and fun for everyone involved. Parents can spark a fun children's Bible quiz by clicking here: Bible quiz for kids , and older youth can tackle challenges at their own pace in this engaging online adventure: start the quiz . Dive in now and see if you've got what it takes - let's begin!

Who built the ark to survive the great flood?
Elijah
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Noah was instructed by God to build the ark to save his family and two of every animal from the flood. This story is recounted in Genesis chapters 6 - 9. The ark's dimensions and construction details are given to emphasize obedience and God's covenant. Read more in Genesis 6 - 9
Which is the first book of the Old Testament?
Exodus
Numbers
Leviticus
Genesis
Genesis is the opening book of the Bible, detailing creation, early human history, and the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The word "Genesis" means origin or beginning in Greek. It sets the stage for God's covenant with humanity. See Genesis 1
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt and parted the Red Sea?
Moses
Caleb
Aaron
Joshua
Moses, raised in Pharaoh's palace, was chosen by God to free the Israelites from Egyptian bondage. He famously stretched out his staff to divide the Red Sea, allowing the Israelites to escape. The waters returned to drown the pursuing Egyptians. Read Exodus 14
Which disciple betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver?
Peter
Judas Iscariot
Thomas
Matthew
Judas Iscariot plotted with the chief priests to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. He identified Jesus to the arresting soldiers by giving Him a kiss in the Garden of Gethsemane. This act fulfilled prophecy in Zechariah. See Matthew 26:14-16
What simple weapon did David use to defeat Goliath?
Sling and stone
Sword
Bow and arrow
Spear
David chose five smooth stones and a sling rather than conventional armor or swords. He struck Goliath in the forehead, demonstrating that faith and God's power matter more than human weapons. This story is central to David's rise in Israel. Read 1 Samuel 17
How many days did God take to create the heavens and the earth?
4 days
7 days
5 days
6 days
Genesis 1 describes six days of creation followed by a day of rest. On each of the first six days, God created light, sky, land, celestial bodies, creatures, and humans. He rested on the seventh day, sanctifying it as holy. See Genesis 1
Who were the first man and woman according to the Bible?
Noah and Lois
Abel and Sarah
Adam and Eve
Seth and Rebekah
Adam and Eve are the first humans created by God, according to Genesis. They lived in the Garden of Eden until the Fall, when they ate the forbidden fruit. Their story explains the origin of sin and humanity's need for redemption. Read Genesis 2 - 3
Where was Jesus born?
Bethlehem
Capernaum
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Jesus was born in Bethlehem as prophesied in Micah 5:2 and affirmed in the Gospels. Mary and Joseph traveled there for a census, and Jesus' birth in a manger fulfilled the prophecy of a humble Messiah. Micah 5:2 & Luke 2:4-7
How many disciples did Jesus choose to follow Him closely?
12
7
10
5
Jesus selected twelve apostles from among His followers to be His closest companions and to spread His teachings. These twelve represent the new Israel in many Christian interpretations. Their names and ministries appear throughout the Gospels and Acts. Read Matthew 10:1-4
What is the last book of the New Testament?
Acts
Jude
Revelation
Hebrews
Revelation, also called the Apocalypse, concludes the Christian canon. Written by John, it contains visions of end times, Christ's return, and the new heavens and earth. Its rich symbolism has been studied for centuries. See Revelation 1
Who is traditionally credited with writing many of the Psalms?
Moses
Solomon
David
Isaiah
King David is associated with at least 73 of the 150 Psalms, reflecting his experiences and heart for worship. The Psalms cover themes of praise, lament, thanksgiving, and prophecy about the Messiah. They remain central to Jewish and Christian liturgies. Read Psalm 1
Which prophet was thrown into the lion's den?
Jeremiah
Elijah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Daniel was cast into the lion's den for praying to God rather than the Persian king. God sent an angel to shut the lions' mouths, preserving Daniel's life. This event demonstrates faithfulness under persecution. See Daniel 6
Which commandment does Jesus call the greatest in the New Testament?
Love the Lord your God with all your heart
Love your neighbor as yourself
Keep the Sabbath holy
Do not steal
When asked which is the greatest commandment, Jesus answered: love God fully and love others as yourself. This summary of the Law and Prophets emphasizes devotion and compassion. It's recorded in Matthew 22:36 - 40. Read Matthew 22:36-40
In which river was Jesus baptized?
Tigris
Jordan
Nile
Euphrates
John the Baptist baptized Jesus in the River Jordan, marking the start of His public ministry. The event was accompanied by divine affirmation and the Holy Spirit descending like a dove. It's described in Matthew 3:13 - 17. See Matthew 3:13-17
What food did God provide the Israelites in the wilderness?
Quail only
Fish
Manna
Bread from Egypt
Manna, described as white like coriander seed, fell daily for the Israelites after the Exodus. It sustained them for forty years until they entered the Promised Land. This miracle emphasized God's provision and faithfulness. Read Exodus 16
Who was Moses' brother and spokesperson before Pharaoh?
Eleazar
Aaron
Hur
Jethro
Aaron, Moses' older brother, spoke on Moses' behalf because Moses felt he was slow of speech. Aaron became Israel's first high priest, and his lineage continued in that role. His collaboration with Moses is detailed in Exodus 4 - 7. See Exodus 4:14-16
What king wrote the Book of Ecclesiastes?
Solomon
Rehoboam
Hezekiah
David
Solomon, renowned for wisdom, is traditionally credited with Ecclesiastes. The book reflects on life's meaning and the vanity of earthly pursuits. It's part of the Wisdom literature in the Old Testament. Read Ecclesiastes 1
Which prophet confronted King Ahab and challenged the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel?
Elijah
Jeremiah
Elisha
Isaiah
Elijah challenged 450 prophets of Baal to demonstrate which god was real by calling fire from heaven. When Baal's prophets failed, Elijah's prayer resulted in fire consuming his offering. This event signified Yahweh's supremacy. See 1 Kings 18
In the parable of the prodigal son, what did the younger son ask his father for?
A servant position
His inheritance
A feast
Forgiveness
The younger son demanded his inheritance early, effectively wishing his father dead. He squandered his wealth in reckless living before returning home in repentance. The father's acceptance illustrates God's grace. Read Luke 15:11-32
Which New Testament letter is addressed 'To the church at Corinth'?
Ephesians
Galatians
Romans
1 Corinthians
Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians addresses divisions and moral issues in the Corinthian church. He offers guidance on worship, spiritual gifts, and resurrection. A second letter follows later. See 1 Corinthians 1
Which gospel begins with 'The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God'?
John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Mark opens succinctly with Jesus' identity and deeds, setting a tone of action. It's the shortest gospel and often considered earliest written. The emphasis is on Jesus' authority and miracles. Mark 1:1
What is the name of Abraham's wife in the Old Testament?
Rachel
Leah
Rebekah
Sarah
Sarah, originally named Sarai, was Abraham's wife and the mother of Isaac. God changed her name to Sarah as part of His promise to make her a mother of nations. Her story spans Genesis 11 - 23. See Genesis 17:15-16
Which two Old Testament books contain the story of Ruth and Naomi?
Ruth and 1 Kings
1 Samuel and Ruth
Judges and 1 Samuel
Ruth and Judges
The Book of Ruth immediately follows Judges in the Hebrew canon. Ruth's loyalty to her mother-in-law Naomi and her marriage to Boaz are set during the period of the judges. Their lineage leads to King David. See Ruth 1
In Acts, who fell from a window while Paul was preaching and was assumed to be dead?
Eutychus
Titus
Timon
Tychicus
Eutychus fell asleep and tumbled from a third-story window during Paul's long sermon in Troas. Paul embraced him, and Eutychus was restored to life. This demonstrates apostolic power in Acts. See Acts 20:7-12
Which Old Testament prophet married a prostitute to illustrate Israel's unfaithfulness?
Hosea
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Amos
God commanded Hosea to marry Gomer, who was unfaithful, symbolizing Israel's idolatry. Their marriage and reconciliation illustrate divine love and judgment. Hosea's book underscores covenant fidelity. See Hosea 1
Who led the Israelites into the Promised Land after Moses died?
Phinehas
Joshua
Caleb
Eleazar
Joshua, Moses' assistant, was appointed by God to lead Israel. He oversaw the crossing of the Jordan and the conquest of Jericho. His leadership emphasizes obedience and faith. Read Joshua 1
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said blessed are the meek, for they will inherit what?
The kingdom of heaven
Comfort
Everlasting life
The earth
In Matthew 5:5, Jesus pronounces blessings on the meek, promising they will inherit the earth. This beatitude emphasizes humility and trust in God's justice. It contrasts worldly power. Matthew 5:5
Which apostle is known as the 'doubter' because he initially doubted Jesus' resurrection?
Thomas
Philip
Thaddaeus
Bartholomew
Thomas refused to believe Jesus rose until he saw and touched Jesus' wounds. Jesus later invited Thomas to do so, leading to Thomas' confession of faith. This story highlights faith and evidence. See John 20:24-29
What feast commemorates the Israelites' exodus from Egypt?
Purim
Passover
Tabernacles
Pentecost
Passover celebrates the night the angel of death passed over Israelite homes marked with lamb's blood in Egypt. It marks the start of the Exodus and is observed with a special meal, the Seder. This feast points forward to the Lamb of God. Read Exodus 12
Which judge of Israel famously slew 600 Philistines with an ox goad?
Gideon
Jephthah
Samson
Deborah
Samson used the jawbone of an ass to kill a thousand Philistines (Judges 15:15). The ox goad reference is another tradition linking his unusual weaponry. His feats underscore the Spirit's power in Israel's deliverers. See Judges 13 - 16
In the Book of Job, how many friends come to comfort him before disputing his condition?
Three
Five
Two
Four
Job's friends Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar come to comfort him but end up debating the cause of his suffering. Their dialogues explore themes of divine justice and human suffering. God later rebukes them for misrepresenting Him. Read Job
Which psalm begins 'The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want'?
Psalm 23
Psalm 22
Psalm 25
Psalm 24
Psalm 23 portrays God's guidance and provision like a shepherd caring for sheep. It's one of the most beloved and quoted psalms, expressing trust in God's presence. It's often used in comfort and worship contexts. See Psalm 23
Which Jewish holiday is described as the feast of weeks, celebrating the giving of the Law?
Pentecost
Tabernacles
Passover
Purim
Pentecost, or Shavuot, occurs fifty days after Passover and commemorates the giving of the Torah at Sinai. In Acts 2, the Holy Spirit descends on the early church during this festival, marking the start of Christian mission. Acts 2
Who interpreted King Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a statue made of various metals?
Jeremiah
Ezra
Ezekiel
Daniel
Daniel revealed the dream's meaning: successive kingdoms symbolized by gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay. His wisdom earned him high rank in Babylon. The dream forecasts world empires and God's eternal kingdom. See Daniel 2
Which New Testament book emphasizes faith without works is dead?
1 Peter
Galatians
Hebrews
James
James famously writes that faith by itself, if not accompanied by action, is dead (James 2:17). He addresses practical Christian living and social ethics. This epistle balances belief and behavior. James 2:14-26
Who wrote in the New Testament that 'all Scripture is God-breathed'?
Paul
John
Luke
Peter
2 Peter 1:21 states that prophecy never had its origin in human will but men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. This verse undergirds beliefs about biblical inspiration. See 2 Peter 1:20-21
Which Old Testament book contains the Valley of Dry Bones vision?
Ezekiel
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Daniel
Ezekiel 37 describes a valley of dry bones coming to life, symbolizing Israel's restoration. This dramatic vision emphasizes God's power to give life and hope. It's often referenced in spiritual revival contexts. Read Ezekiel 37
In Revelation, how many churches in Asia Minor receive letters from Christ?
Seven
Five
Ten
Twelve
Revelation chapters 2 - 3 contain letters to seven churches: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Each letter addresses specific strengths and faults. They offer real-world guidance and prophetic warnings. See Revelation 2 - 3
Who was the high priest who tested Peter and John after the healing at the temple gate?
Nicodemus
Saul
Annas
Caiaphas
Annas, father-in-law to Caiaphas, held significant influence and questioned Peter and John. Despite threats, they proclaimed Jesus' resurrection. This encounter demonstrates early apostolic boldness. Read Acts 4:1-22
What does the name 'Emmanuel' mean?
God Provides
God Saves
God is with us
God Reigns
Emmanuel, prophesied in Isaiah 7:14, literally means 'God with us.' Matthew cites this prophecy to describe Jesus' birth. It underscores the incarnation. Isaiah 7:14 & Matthew 1:23
Who succeeded Moses as Israel's leader according to Deuteronomy?
Eleazar
Caleb
Joshua
Phinehas
Deuteronomy 31 - 34 records Moses commissioning Joshua to lead Israel into Canaan. God's choice emphasizes continuity of leadership and covenant faithfulness. Joshua's name means 'Yahweh is salvation.' See Deuteronomy 31
Which apocryphal book describes the ascent of Enoch into heaven and his transformation into the angel Metatron?
Book of Jubilees
2 Esdras
Tobit
1 Enoch
1 Enoch, part of the Ethiopian canon, describes Enoch's heavenly journeys and role as a scribe of judgment. Jewish and early Christian writers referenced it, though it's excluded from most Protestant Bibles. The transformation into Metatron appears in later mystical tradition. Read 1 Enoch summary
In the Dead Sea Scrolls, which sect is believed to have authored the Thanksgiving Hymns?
Pharisees
Sadducees
Zealots
Essenes
The Thanksgiving Hymns (Hodayot) found at Qumran are attributed to the Essene community living at the Dead Sea. These psalm-like poems reflect deep personal piety and communal theology. They illuminate Second Temple Jewish spirituality. Learn more
Which early church father authored the work 'Against Heresies' addressing Gnostic doctrines?
Augustine
Irenaeus
Tertullian
Origen
Irenaeus of Lyons wrote 'Against Heresies' circa AD 180, systematically refuting Gnostic teachings and affirming apostolic tradition. His work helped shape early Christian orthodoxy and the development of the New Testament canon. Read Irenaeus
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Study Outcomes

  1. Recall Key Biblical Events and Figures -

    Readers will be able to recall major stories and characters from Genesis through Acts after completing the 100-question Bible quiz.

  2. Identify Scripture References -

    Participants will accurately match trivia questions to their corresponding Bible verses and chapters, strengthening their familiarity with scripture.

  3. Analyze Biblical Themes -

    Users will recognize recurring themes and patterns across different books of the Bible, enhancing their interpretive skills.

  4. Enhance Memory Retention -

    The interactive quiz format will reinforce retention of biblical facts and narratives for both children and adults.

  5. Apply Knowledge in Group Settings -

    Readers will gain confidence to lead or participate in Sunday school quizzes and Bible trivia competitions with friends or classmates.

  6. Foster Independent Scripture Engagement -

    The engaging trivia challenge will motivate users to explore the Bible further on their own for deeper understanding.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Structure of the Canon -

    The Bible Quiz is built on two main sections, the Old Testament (39 books) and the New Testament (27 books), each grouped by genre - Law, History, Poetry, Prophecy, Gospels, Epistles, and Apocalyptic. Recognizing this structure helps you navigate content quickly in any online Bible quiz or Sunday school quiz (source: ESV Study Bible, Crossway).

  2. Biblical Timeline Mnemonics -

    Use the "PEM JOMER" mnemonic (Patriarchs, Exodus, Monarchy, Judges, Exile, Return) to recall major periods in Israelite history for Bible trivia questions. This memory aid, recommended by the Society of Biblical Literature, ensures you keep chronological events straight under quiz pressure.

  3. Key Figures and Themes -

    Link central characters - Moses (deliverance), David (kingship), Paul (missionary journeys) - to their defining themes to boost recall in a children's Bible quiz. Entries from the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary validate these associations with concise background details.

  4. Genre-Specific Question Styles -

    Trivia often targets poetic books (Psalms), legal codes (Leviticus), or prophetic texts (Isaiah); familiarize yourself with each genre's traits such as imagery in poetry or structure in laws. Practice sample questions from Bible Gateway's online quiz section to master style-based clues.

  5. Book Order Memorization -

    Commit the sequence of books using first-letter acronyms - like "GEL..." for Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus - to tackle book-order rounds in Sunday school and online Bible quizzes. University of Oxford Divinity School research shows that chunking letters into groups improves recall by over 30%.

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