EYM Bible Quiz 2

Which of the following are books in the Old Testament? You can select more than one.

• Hebrews

• Jude

• Daniel

• Jeremiah

What is the correct order of the first 5 books in the Old Testament?

• Genesis > Exodus > Leviticus > Deuteronomy > Numbers

• Genesis > Exodus > Leviticus > Numbers > Deuteronomy

• Genesis > Leviticus > Deuteronomy > Exodus > Numbers

• Genesis > Deuteronomy > Exodus > Numbers > Leviticus

Who was the one that was chosen to replace Judas Iscariot as one of the 12 apostles?

• Mathhias

• Paul

• Joseph called Barsabbas, also known as Justus

• Elijah

Back in Genesis 1, what did God create on the 3rd day?

• Light and day

• The sun, moon and stars

• Dry land and seas, plants and trees

• Man and woman

In our recent study, we looked at what glorification means. Which of the following statements best describes what glorification is?

• When believers are being made holy every day

• When believers will be made perfect, God's glory realised in us

• When Jesus returns and brings judgment on the world

• When we are justified by what Jesus did on the cross

In Galatians 5:17, it says that the flesh desires what is contrary to the _______?

• Body

• Mind

• Spirit

• Bible

Which of the following statements about the Holy Spirit is false?

• The Holy Spirit is part of the Trinity

• The Holy Spirit helps us be more like Christ

• The Holy Spirit is not Jesus

• The Holy Spirit is only mentioned in the New Testatement

In Luke 3:22 (NIV), after Jesus was baptized, God said, “This is my son, whom I _____; with you I am ________.

• sent, well loved

• will bless, well pleased

• love, well pleased

• sent, well pleased

In which book of the Bible is the following verse found?

"Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you."

• Ephesians

• Galatians

• 1 Corinthians

• Hebrews

Which of the following statements best describes what Holy Communion is?

• It is a sign and seal of the new covenant God has given us through the death of Jesus on the cross

• It is a church tradition that Jesus instituted to show the world that we are Christians

• It is a symbol of our repentance from our old ways of life and that we are now raised with him

• It is a practice of Christians to remember what Jesus ate at the Last Supper