2. The elderly widowed prophetess in Jerusalem, who saw Jesus as a baby was?

3.What did John the Baptist eat in the desert?

4. Who said to Mary, "Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb! ?".

What gift did Salome ask for, after she danced for herod?

What was Peter's profession?

Which disciple looked after Mary, after the death of Jesus?

In which Gospel does Jesus state that he is the "Bread of Life" ?

How many silver pieces did Judas Iscariot betray Jesus for?

What was the name of James and John's father ?

What was the affliction of Barimaeus?

Who was the father-in-law of Caiaphas, the high priest at the time of Jesus death?

In what town did Martha and Mary live?

What proportion of his goods did Zaccheus give away to the poor?

Who was Nicodemus?

Which ruler of the synagogue asked Jesus to heal his sick daughter?

In what town did Jesus turn water into wine?

In the sermon of the mount, what did Jesus say would happen to the meek?

Who is the first prophet quoted in the Gospel of Mark?

On what day did the disciples pluck ears of corn, much to the anger of the Pharisees?

What does "gospel" mean?

Jesus had 12 disciples. However, three sets of disciples had the same name. Who were they?

The book of Matthew was written primarily to:

The book of Matthew most stressed this aspect of Jesus' identity:

When Jesus was transfigured on the mountain, these two biblical figures showed up by his side:

One of Jesus' more famous miracles features the multiplication of food to feed the 5000 who came to hear him speak. How much food did he originally begin with?

When Jesus died on the cross the sky went dark for:

Jesus was buried in the tomb of a rich man named:

When Jesus was raised from the grave, he appeared first to:

What was the name of the mountain where Jesus was crucified?

Jesus' cousin was:

Which disciple looked after Mary, after the death of Jesus?

In which Gospel does Jesus state that he is the "Bread of Life"?

Which of the following is not a synoptic Gospel?

What is the only Gospel attributed to a Gentile (i.e. non-Jewish) writer?

In which Gospel do we find eight Beatitudes?

Which two Gospels give us the most information about Christ's birth and very early childhood?

What is the only Gospel that does NOT mention that the veil of the temple was rent when Christ was crucified?

What is the only gospel that records the words of a thief who was crucified with Christ?

Were all of the Gospels written before the letters of Paul?

Which Gospel writer is thought to have gotten much of his account from the disciple Peter?

Which Gospel was written by the cousin of Jesus and son of Elizabeth?

Which Gospel witer was a doctor?

Which gosple writer was a tax-collector?

Which gospel is the shortest?

Which is the only miracle that's mentioned in all 4 gospels?

Which gospel does NOT have any parable?

Jesus healed the mother-in-law of which disciple?

In John chapter 11, we read about one of the most dramatic miracles performed by Jesus. This was when he raised Lazarus from the dead. How many days had Lazarus been dead before Jesus came to Bethany?

What does the word "parable" mean?

In the relation of "the parable of the Good Samaritan" what spiritual principle from the following was Jesus confirming?

In the parable of the talents "what happens to the servant who (according to his ability) is give one talent ( the unit of money at the time) by his Master and goes and buries it safely in the ground until the master's return?

What three-word saying did Jesus use three times when he was tempted by Satan (KJV)?

What did Jesus say would not pass way?

Who wrote the book of Acts?

Who was appointed to replace Judas Iscariot as a disciple?

Which Pharisee said that if the gospel truly comes form God, no-on will be able to stop it spreading?

On what day did the apostles receive the Holy Spirit?

Who looked after the coats of the men who stoned stephen?

In which city did Silas and Timothy meet up with Paul?

In Acts, what was the name of the first Gentile that converted to Christianity?

What was the name of the young men who fell out of the window during one of Paul's sermons?

What nationality was Timothy's father?

Towards which city was Saul travelling when he encounter a light from heaven?

What was Paul's profession?

Why were the masters of the soothsayer in Acts 16 unhappy with Paul and Silas?

What was the name of the prophet who prophesized that Paul would be bound at Jerusalem?

What came out of the fire Paul made on Melita?

What misfortune did Paul encounter on the way to Rome?

Which gods did he people of Lystra think Paul and Barnabas were?

Which book of prophecy was the Ehtiopian eunuch reading from?

Who was this book addressed to as found in Acts 1:1?

What sin did Ananias and Sapphira commit, according to Acts 5:1-11?

What controversy at the beginning of the sixth chapter caused men to be specially chosen to care for the widows?

What vision did God give Peter before he met Cornelius in the tenth chapter?

Who was Saul's first missionary companion?

Paul had a dream (Acts 16:6-10) about a man begging for help. Where was this man from?

In chapter nineteen of Acts, Demetrius of Ephesus felt threatened by the Gospel. What was his job?

why was Paul ordered to appear before Caesar in Acts 25?

Where was Paul at the end of the books of Acts?

According to the opening line of Revelation, the book is the revelation of whom?

Who wrote the book of Revelation?

Jesus addresses letters to the churches in seven cities, including which of the following cities?

Which of these animals is able to open the sacred scroll in Revelation 5?

Which of these do NOT trigger plague or destruction in the book of Revelation?

Which of these is NOT an embodiment of evil in Revelation?

Where do the demons and kings of the world gather for a final epic battle with the army of the lord?

Which of these hymns is NOT found in the book of Revelation?

At both the beginning and the end of Revelation, God is identified as which of the following?

According to tradition, where was the book of Revelation written?

Who appears to be the first intended audience for the book of Revelation?

What is the significance of the number 666 in the book of Revelation?

The story of Revelation ends with God's people living where?

Which of these is NOT found in the God's holy city, the New Jerusalem?

What did John do with little book he took from the angel?

The desolation of which city is described in Revelation chapter 18?

For how long was the dragon bound in the bottomless pit?

Which church did Jesus accuse of being lukewarm?

What did the mighty angel throw into the sea that represented the throwing down of Babylon?

In the vision of Jesus, what came out of Jesus' mouth?

Who said, "Worthy is the lamb who was slain?"

What happened to anyone who was not found written in the book of life?

What was on the head of the woman clothed with the sun?

What was the beast from the earth like?

In the new holy city, of what were the twelve gates made?

What was the wife of the Lamb arrayed in?

How many horsemen are there in Revelation chapter 6?

How many elders sat around the throne of God?

What happened to the sun when the sixth seal was opened?

Which of the following was said to the church at Smyrna?

What happened when the third vial of wrath was poured on the earth?

Which new city came down from heaven prepared as a bride?

To study the Bible, I must use all of the following "I's", except

The word "inspiration" means:

By "plenary inspiration" we mean that a full and sufficient influence of the Holy Spirit extended to all parts of scripture, rendering it an authoritative revelation from God, so that while the revelations come to us through the minds and wills of men they are nevertheless in the strictest sense the word of God. TRUE OR FALSE?

By "verbal inspiration" we mean that the Divine influence which surrounded the sacred writers extended not only to the general thoughts, but also to the very words they employed, so that the thoughts which God intended to reveal to us have been conveyed with the infallible accuracy -- that the writers were the organs of God in such that what they said God said. TRUE OR FALSE?

The original autographs were NOT written in:

The Bible in its entirety is God's written word to man, free of error in its original autographs and subsequent translations.

Which of the following is incorrect? Due to insipiration, the Bible is:

The Bible was written over a 1600-year span covering 60 generations. God used about____authors from diverse backgrounds and every walk of life.

A ______ is a story told for the purpose of conveying a message through people and their problems and situations. It is communicating truth in story form.

Which of the following books were NOT written in narrative form: Genesis, Exodus, Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 samuel, 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Job, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Isaiah, Daneil, Jonah, Haggai, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Acts and to some degree, the book of Revelation.

We do Narrative Criticism by examining and categorizing three main ingredients. Which one is not one of those ingredients?

There are three kings of settings. Which one is incorrect?

Which gospel is the longest?

There are three types of reading that should be practiced when engaging with the gospels. Which one is not one of those types?

Vertical Reading is that which examines each gospel independently of the others.

Horizontal reading compares the Gospels and contrasts the differences among them while also determining which Gospels may have used the work of another.

Exegetical Reading uses the allegorical method to discover the original intent of the author.

At this time the people of Isral were split into three major parties: the Pharisees, the Sadducees, and the Essene. Which of these parties are known for their hiding the dead sea scrolls in caves?

There were______ hundred so-called "silent" years after the last of the inspired prophets spoke and the first of the New Testament writers began to write.

After Antiochus defiled the Holy of Holies, it was later cleansed by:

God's essence is the sum of His substance and attributes

Theologians divide God's attributes into two categories. Which one is incorrect?

There are a number of heresies that disfigure the doctrine of the Trinity, but the three main ones are:

The word "Trinity" is not found in the bible?

Of the following theological terms, which description is incorrect?

The Magi showed up at the manager after the shepherds.

Nazareth was in:

As a boy, how did Jesus grow?

Which occurred first?

There are about_____miracle of Jesus recorded in the gospels.

John records 7 signs and ____"I am" students.

After Christ's resurrection, Christ appeared to over 500 witnesses, including Paul.

In Acts 1:8 Christ prophesized that, due to the power of the Holy Spirit, Christians would do locals (Acts 1-7), regional (Acts 8-12) and global (Acts 13-23) evangelism. Reaching the city of Antioch was done as part of their ______evangelism

Many scholars believe that in less than ten years the church had grown from the_____ in Acts 1:15 to over 100,000

Which statement is NOT true:

This is the only book in the Bible that promises a special blessing for reading it.

Jesus wrote letters to______churches in Asia Minor

Which was NOT one of these churches?

In each of the four main visions of Revelation, there is a portrait of Christ. Which is incorrect?

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