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WorksheetsA Unique Book
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
The Bible is written over a ____ year span
200
500
2000
1500
The Bible is written over __ generations.
40
10
20
60
The Bible is written by more than __ authors, from different walks of life.
40
20
10
60
Moses was a political leader, trained in the universities of _____
Israel
Canaan
Egypt
Babylon
What was Peter's occupation before becoming an apostle and writing 1 & 2 Peter?
fisherman
herdsman
general
cupbearer
Amos the writer of the book of Amos in the Old Testament was a ________
fisherman
herdsman
general
cupbearer
Joshua was a great _______ , he wrote the book of Joshua.
fisherman
herdsman
general
cupbearer
Nehemiah was an exile and a _________ to the King of Persia, he wrote the book of Nehemiah.
fisherman
herdsman
general
cupbearer
Daniel was an exile in Babylon who became a ____________ and wrote the book of Daniel.
prime minister
doctor
king
tax collector
Luke was a ______ before writing the Gospel of Luke.
prime minister
doctor
king
tax collector
Solomon was known as the wisest ____, he wrote Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Songs of Solomon.
prime minister
doctor
king
tax collector
Moses wrote most of his books in the __________.
wilderness
dungeon
palace
prison
Jeremiah wrote his book while he was in the ______.
wilderness
dungeon
palace
prison
Daniel wrote his book in the ______ while serving as a prime minister.
wilderness
dungeon
palace
prison
Paul wrote most of his letters to the Churches and to timothy while he was in ______.
the wilderness
the dungeon
the palace
prison
The Bible was written during different times, David during time of ___ and Solomon during times of _____
famine & abundance
rain & drought
war & peace
love & hate
The Bible was written from 3 continents:
North America, South America, and Australia
Antarctica, Australia, and Asia
North America, Africa, and Europe
Asia, Africa, and Europe
The Bible is written in three languages
Bahasa, Mandarin, and English
Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek
Hebrew, Latin, and English
Greek, Roman, and Arabic
