Books in the Bible can be categorised into 5 types of literature. Which one is missing from this list of 4 types: History, Prophecy, Gospels, Letters

The discovery of scrolls in 1947, in the Qumran caves reinforces our confidence in the reliability of the Old Testament. Where were these caves located?

In which language was the New Testament first written?

Genesis is often called a book of two halves. The first half is about Creation. What is the second half about?

What is the Torah?

Who is believed to be the primary author (writer) of the Torah?

True or false? All humans used to speak only one language, until God confused the languages in/near the Tower of Babel.

True or false. After the Israelites' 40 years' journey, only people aged 15 or under were able to enter the Promised Land (except Joshua and Caleb).

About whom does this verse talk about? Hebrews 11:25 - "He chose to share the oppression of God’s people instead of enjoying the fleeting pleasures of sin."

How did God introduce Himself to Moses, in the 'burning bush' passage?

Three main 'gifts' were given to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. Which one of these is NOT one of them?

People often ask us why Christians only follow only some of the Old Testament laws - why is this?

Which of these terms (words) originated from the Bible?

FILL IN THE BLANKS. Queen Elizabeth II said this when she was crowned: "For me the teachings of Christ provide a ??? in which I try to lead my life".

Put Israel's leaders in chronological order, (starting from earliest to the latest).

The 'cycle' in the era of the Judges can be defined like this:

Which Old Testament character is referred to as a 'kinsman redeemer' ?

How many years difference is there, between the end of the Old Testament and start of the New Testament writings?

Which of these individuals helped build the FIRST Temple of Jerusalem?

Which foreign ruler/emperor helped the Israelites build the SECOND Temple of Jerusalem?

Nehemiah was an important Jewish figure in rebuilding the city walls in the SECOND Temple of Jerusalem. What was his job?

The event of the 'tearing of the Temple's curtain from top to bottom' upon Jesus' death, represents (or symbolises) many things. Which one of these is NOT represented by that event?

Who was King, when the 'united' Israel was divided into the Northern Kingdom (Israel) and Southern Kingdom (Judah)?

God asked a prophet to marry an adulterous woman, to symbolise God's faithfulness to a sinning Israel. Who was this prophet?

Select all that apply (more than one answer)! Which of these questions are important, when helping us understand the CONTEXT of a Bible passage?

There is more than one correct answer, select all that apply! Why did Jonah not want to go to Nineveh to preach?

In the Southern Kingdom (Judah), a water tunnel was made by a king, to help Jerusalem survive a siege from the Assyrians (this was discovered recently in 1838). Which King built this tunnel?

Malachi 3:1 ‘I will send my messenger, who will prepare the way before me.

Then suddenly the Lord you are seeking will come to his temple.’ Who is the MESSENGER in this passage?

Who were the main audiences, for the 4 gospels?

Fill in the blanks. Jesus is referred to as the "Last ???" in the book of 1st Corinthians.

Who was the author of the book of Acts?

The day when the Holy Spirit came upon 120 of Jesus' followers (after His ascension to heaven), is called what?

Which of these individuals were NOT martyrs? (Martyr means someone killed for their faith)

Who was the first Christian martyr?

Select all that apply (more than one answer). Which of these were in the 'cycles of expansion' of early Christianity/churches?

The apostle Paul used his identity/background to his advantage when spreading the gospel to as many cultures as possible. What was his identity?

What was the Council of Jerusalem about (mentioned in Acts 15)?

What was the final decision/conclusion of the Council of Jerusalem?

Select all that apply (more than one answer). Which of these non-Jewish women ultimately became great-great-(many greats)-grandmothers of Jesus?

Which ex-monk in the 16th century was inspired by the book of Romans, and later sparked a reformation/change in Christianity + challenged non-biblical practices?

After Jesus comes for the second time to receive His Church, what will happen in the New Jerusalem?

Select all that apply. Which of these statements were commonly believed during the time of the writings of Genesis?

Which one of these is NOT part of the "covenants" seen in the Bible?

Fill in the blanks. Exodus 12:13 "And when I see the ???, I will pass over you, and no plague will befall

you to destroy you, when I strike the land of Egypt.’"

One of these statements is true - select the true statement.

What did the Ark of the Covenant primarily symbolise (within the Tabernacle)?

What did the golden lampstand (with 7 candlesticks) primarily symbolise (within the Tabernacle)?

Fill in the blanks, from this famous Bible verse. "There is therefore now no ??? for those who are in Christ Jesus."

Fill in the blanks in this quote by the theologian Tertulian. "The ??? of the martyrs is the seed of the church"