The world "Bible" comes from the Latin word biblia which means what

when we say the Bible is "inspired by God" we mean that it is

When we talk about the biblical “canon,” we are referring to:

When we affirm that the Bible is “infallible” and “inerrant” we are claiming that it is:

Which of the following is NOT one of the original languages of the Bible?

Which of the following was the earliest form of recording Scripture?

The historical accuracy of the Bible is supported by the fact that there are at least __________ manuscripts of the New Testament alone in existence today.

When it comes to making the Bible accessible to the general population, this invention designed by Johannes Gutenberg was an absolute game changer:

Many people have sacrificed their very lives in order to translate the Bible into languages that common people from all around the world can easily understand, including this Englishman, who was strangled and burned at the stake in 1536:

Which of the following is NOT one of the main benefits of studying the Bible?

. When we refer to the “interpretation” of Scripture, we are talking about the need to:

Which of the following is NOT a basic principle of biblical interpretation?

Cults are groups of counterfeit Christians who attempt to alter biblical truth through:

Who said, “If you believe what you like in the Gospel and reject what you do not like, it is not the Gospel you believe, but yourself”?

This resource lists the words found in the Bible and where to find them:

This resource gives meanings of Bible words, people, and places:

The resource gives you additional background on a particular book, chapter or verse:

To transfer the meaning of a biblical text from one language to another is called:

Which of the following is NOT one of the primary methods of Bible translation?

Although the Bible consists of 66 books written by 40 authors over hundreds of years, the one central theme and subject of the entire Bible is:

The word “testament” means:

The Old Testament is a historical record of this group of people:

The Old Testament is made up of how many books?

The first five books of the Old Testament are known as:

The New Testament covers a time span of approximately:

The New Testament books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John are known as:

The “epistles” that are included in the New Testament represent a series of:

The time interval between the end of the Old Testament and beginning of the New Testament was approximately:

The very last book of the Bible is called the book of:

Which is NOT one of the titles commonly used to refer to the five Books of Moses:

The first book of the Bible is called Genesis, which literally means:

Biblically speaking, the most important question to ask in regard to Creation is:

When the work of Creation was completed, God exclaimed:

Every human being has dignity and value because we are all made in God’s:

This man was 100 years old and his wife was 90 when she gave birth to their first child in fulfillment of God’s covenant promise to make him “the father of a great nation”:

The name of this book of the Bible means “second law”:

This book of the Bible is a manual on holiness and sacred worship:

This book of the Bible includes the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai:

The book of Numbers tells us that, throughout their entire 40 years of wandering in the wilderness, the nation of Israel camped out every night around this “tent of worship” or “portable temple” known as the:

The twelve Historical Books span a time period of approximately:

. The Book of Joshua clearly demonstrates that the key to success in life is to:

The Book of Judges describes the endless cycle of sin and repentance that characterized the nation of Israel, as illustrated most clearly in the life of this famous judge:

This tender love story reminds us that it is possible to live by godly principles in a society that does just the opposite:

The Books of 1-2 Samuel include the sad story of the rise and fall of Israel’s first king:

This king of Israel was far from perfect, but despite his human failings, the Books of 1-2 Samuel assure us that he continued to be known as a “man after God’s own heart”:

Known as the wisest (and wealthiest) of all of Israel’s kings, the Books of 1-2 Kings recount the consequences of failing to remain faithful to God, as illustrated in the life of:

The Books of 1-2 Chronicles contain more of these than any other book in the Bible:

The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah focus on Israel’s return from:

This is the only one of the Historical Books that does NOT mention God by name:

Which is NOT one of the reasons that the five Books of Poetry and Wisdom are often referred to as the “heart” of the Old Testament:

One of the main questions that is addressed in the Books of Poetry and Wisdom is:

This book deals with the problem of evil and was written by an unknown author around 2000 BC, which would make it the oldest book in the Bible:

Which of the following books was NOT written by Solomon:

In the Hebrew language, the mark of a good poem is:

Which of the following books was NOT written by Solomon:

This book shows how much God values the purity and passion of love within marriage:

This book is focused on how to acquire wisdom and apply it practically in our daily lives:

This book, composed of prayers set to music, is the longest book in the Bible:

This book contains one of only three recorded conversations between God and Satan:

Approximately one half of the Psalms were written by:

The distinction between the four “major prophets” and the twelve “minor prophets” is based upon:

Which of the following is NOT one of the primary forms of Old Testament prophecy?

Most Old Testament prophets received formal training of some kind, with the notable exception of this simple shepherd from Tekoa:

According to Deuteronomy 13:10, the penalty for false prophecy was:

One of the most common characteristics of a false prophet is that they:

While the circumstances of each prophet were different, they all spoke about God’s:

Who said, “Above all, you must understand that no prophecy in Scripture ever came from the prophets themselves or because they wanted to prophecy. It was the Holy Spirit who moved the prophets to speak from God”?

There are dozens of prophecies concerning the birth, life, death and resurrection of the coming Messiah, Jesus Christ, all of which were made _______ of years before his birth:

The word “salvation” appears more often in the writings of this prophet than all of the other prophets combined, and provided the lyrics used in Handel’s Messiah:

In spite of severe hardship and continual opposition, this intensely emotional and compassionate prophet remained faithful to proclaim the word of the Lord for 40 years, and was quoted by Jesus more than any other Old Testament prophet: