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Bible Reviewer

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 29mins

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Class
Date
1.

How will you know that you have shalom in life?

a)

Having everything you need to be happy.

b)

You are always involved in quarrels.

c)

You keep on smiling.

2.

How did Adam and Eve recognize that they disobeyed God?

a)

They feel happy.

b)

Suddenly terrible things happened.

c)

They feel safe.

3.

If you are Lucifer, you have everything, and God will give you a chance to change your wrongdoings in one minute. So, what is the best way you need to do it?

a)

Pray without ceasing until one minute is done.

b)

Realize that you have sinned, repent, and continue praising God.

c)

Continue doing what you have started.

4.

How you will know and be aware that you have pride in your heart?

a)

You start thinking more and more about yourself.

b)

Do some research.

c)

If someone will rebuke and tell you that you need to be humble all the time.

5.

Which of the following shows how Eve and Adam sinned?

a)

By following God’s command.

b)

By following their own.

c)

By following the command of the serpent to eat the tree of knowledge of good and evil.

6.

How Satan led Adam and Eve to sin?

a)

He used the serpent, talked, and deceived Eve to eat the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

b)

He wore a costume and deceived Eve.

c)

He followed Eve wherever she went.

7.

How plan of salvation bring hope to everyone?

a)

It gives us happiness.

b)

It brings us into sadness.

c)

It assures us that by God’s grace, we are all saved, and we will be in heaven someday.

8.

How can you show that God’s plan of salvation brought hope to everyone?

a)

By giving lectures to the people around you.

b)

By telling bible stories.

c)

By showing God’s characters, conducting bible studies, and praying for them.

9.

Cain offered a sacrifice to the Lord and so did Abel. However, Cain became angry afterward. Why?

a)

It was because Abel's sacrifice was better than his.

b)

It was because God did not regard his sacrifice.

c)

It was because God did not bless him for his sacrifice.

10.

What were the occupations of Cain and Abel?

a)

Cain was a carpenter and Abel was a keeper of sheep.

b)

Cain was a keeper of sheep and Abel was a carpenter.

c)

Cain was a farmer and Abel was a shepherd.

11.

Why did God decide to destroy mankind with flood?

a)

Because God didn’t like to see people struggle.

b)

Because people were stubborn.

c)

Because man’s heart was filled with wickedness and evil thoughts.

 

12.

What does the story of Noah and the flood teach us about God?

a)

The story of Noah and the flood gives us a lesson.

b)

The story of Noah and the flood gives us hope.

c)

The story of Noah and the flood also demonstrates both the gravity of God's justice and the promise of His salvation.

13.

What was the sign of the Lord’s promise to never destroy humankind again?

a)

The rainbow

b)

The sun

c)

The rain

14.

What was the promise of God to Noah, when the flood comes?

a)

God said I’ll not save you and your family.

b)

I’ll save you and your family.

c)

Stay with your family.

15.

What is the assurance that we need to trust in God?

a)

He is worthy of our trust. Unlike men, He never lies and never fails to fulfill His promises.

b)

He never supplies our needs.

c)

He gives us everything.

16.

The following are ways on how one can trust God, Except one.

a)

He supplies all our needs.

b)

He gives us hope.

c)

He is not there for us.

17.

Who was Isaiah?

a)

farmer

b)

Carpenter

c)

prophet

18.

What was Isaiah’s call?

a)

He saw a vision of the Lord on His throne surrounded by angels.

b)

He saw a vision of the Lord on His throne surrounded by angels and was sent as a prophet of Judah.

c)

He was sent as the prophet of Judah.

19.

He was timid, shy, and a young priest.

a)

Isaiah

b)

Jeremiah

c)

Nimrod

20.

What was Jeremiah’s answer when God called him to be a prophet?

a)

I do not know how to speak. I am only a boy.

b)

Speak Lord your servant hears.

c)

Here I am, send me.

21.

Who said this “It is written in the scriptures. A person does not live only  by eating bread. But a person lives by everything the Lord says”.

a)

Satan

b)

Devil

c)

Jesus

22.

After the temptation, who came to help Jesus when he was very weak and hungry?

a)

Devil

b)

Satan

c)

Angels

23.

Who was the great leader and wise ruler who gave freedom to the Israelites to go back to Jerusalem?

a)

Cyrus

b)

Jeshua

c)

Zerubbabel

24.

Who was the first prophet sent by God to Zerubbabel and Jeshua to give hope as they experienced obstacles in building the temple?

a)

Jeshua

b)

Haggai

c)

Nehemiah

25.

Which of the following does not mention the ways Jesus grew?

a)

socially

b)

Physically

c)

Emotionally

26.

In what trade did Jesus work as a young man?

(Mark 6:3)

a)

Carpentry

b)

Farming

c)

Shipbuilding

27.

Speaking of Jesus, what did John the Baptist say he was unworthy to do?

a)

Eat at the same table

b)

To carry His sandals

c)

Wear his cloak

28.

Which statement correctly describes John the Baptist?

a)

He was in the wilderness living like a wild man and telling people they were sinners, that they needed to change their hearts and lives.

b)

He didn’t wear clothes made of Camel nor ate wild honey and locust.

c)

He was in the wilderness living like a wild man and tell people to continue sinning.

29.

They are a group of people who use Passover celebrations to make money for themselves.

a)

Disciples  

b)

Priests

c)

Samaritans

30.

After Jesus rebuked the people in the temple for their bad deeds, What was the reaction of the priests?

a)

They told  Jesus to stop.

b)

They were happy-looking Jesus.

c)

They were not happy and stormed up to Jesus demanding to show miracles to prove that he had the right to rebuke them.

 

31.

What was unusual about Jesus having a conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well?

a)

A local law forbade conversation at the well.

b)

Jews and Samaritans generally did not associate with each other.

c)

They were allowed to talk but not always.

 

32.

What did Jesus say would happen if the woman drank the water He had to offer?

a)

She would never thirst and have a younger appearance.

b)

She would be like Jesus.

c)

She would never thirst and have eternal life.

 

33.

What Bartimaeus think if he could speak to Jesus?

a)

Jesus would give him money.

b)

Jesus would give him sight.

c)

Jesus would feed him.

34.

How can you have a big impact in your community even if you are a disabled person like Bartimaeus, a blind man?

a)

Learn to beg alms all the time.

b)

Wait for the right time to bloom.

c)

Learn to mold your talent and use it for ministry.

Wait

35.

Which sentence shows a restatement of the question below?

Would you like to be on TV. Why or why not?

a)

No

b)

I do not

c)

Yes, I would like to be on TV, because it sounds fun.

36.

Who does the seed that fell on good soil represent?

a)

Those who hear the word, are drawn to it, but fall away when faced with hardship or persecution.

b)

Those who hear the word but don’t pay attention to it.

c)

  Those who hear the word, understand it and put it into practice.

37.

Who does the seed that fell on rocky places represent?

a)

Those who hear the word, are drawn to it, but fall away when faced with hardship or persecution.

b)

Those who hear the word, understand it and put it into practice.

c)

Those who hear the word but don’t pay attention to it.

38.

How does the parable of Sower relate to our lives?

a)

When we know God's Word, but we get distracted by the news, riches, or noise that the enemy tempts us with, that it replaces the goodness of the Gospel.

b)

When we don’t listen God’s calling.

c)

When we do the ministry of Jesus.

39.

What do the people do when Jesus enters Jerusalem as they welcome Him?

a)

They shouted this is our king and spread their coats on the road.

b)

They were afraid of Jesus.

c)

They celebrate together with Jesus.

40.

What was the reaction of the Pharisee when they saw Jesus riding on the donkey and people shouting “He is our king”?

a)

They were happy because the messiah is there.

b)

They were afraid of losing their power.

c)

They enjoy watching the parade.

41.

How did the widow give her offering?

a)

Secretly

b)

Silently

c)

Proudly

42.

Why did Jesus say that the offering of the widow is worth more than all of the gifts?

a)

Jesus sees that the woman doesn't need it.

b)

Jesus sees what is in her heart. She gives everything.

c)

Jesus knows that she is rich.

43.

How did Jesus compare the poor widow and rich people?

a)

By their offerings

b)

By their characters

c)

By their doings

44.

What is the BEST thing you need to do, to become like a poor widow who gives everything that he had not like the rich who give with a boastful heart?

a)

Be a cheerful giver and love God with all your thine heart, soul, mind, and strength.

b)

Be kind to anyone and give everything you have.

c)

Tell everyone that you are kind and generous.

 

45.

Why did Jesus have to experience so much suffering?

a)

He is the son of God, so He needs it.

b)

To gain more powers.

c)

Jesus had to suffer because suffering is part of sacrifice, and Jesus was “the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!”

46.

How Jesus felt as he prepared his life for the time of the suffering?

a)

He was happy.

b)

He was sad and could feel all the sins of the world pressing down on Him.

c)

He was in trouble because of the disciples.

47.

Which statement is NOT belong to life’s situation of Jesus as He was persecuted?

a)

He was beaten.

b)

He was nailed to the cross.

c)

He enjoyed it while people beat Him.

 

48.

If you are Jesus in the story, how would you face the persecution and knowing that you are about to die on the cross?

a)

Pray until a miracle will happen.

b)

Trust God and pray.

c)

Submit yourself to God through prayers, that he will help you to face the trials and say to Him here  I am ready to die for all.

49.

How can you share God’s love if the people around you, hated you so much?

a)

Give them bible study.

b)

Smile them every time you meet them.

c)

Be kind to them and prove to them that the love of God is with you.

50.

Before Jesus ascended to heaven, He promised to his disciples that He would ask for his father to send a helper. Who is this and what is His role?

a)

The Holy Spirit. He will be with them all the time.

b)

The Holy Spirit. He will serve as their guide.

c)

The Holy Spirit. He will be a counselor if they will have trouble.

51.

What was Jesus commanded to his disciples to do?

a)

To go back to their life before they became disciples.

b)

To transform and be a good follower of Jesus.

c)

They will go everywhere and tell the good news to everyone.

52.

Who filled each of the believers on the Day of Pentecost?

a)

Jesus

b)

God

c)

Holy Spirit

53.

Which definition is TRUE about Pentecost?

a)

Is a celebration of atonement.

b)

Is a feast of a first fruit.

c)

Is a birthday celebration.

54.

What did the apostles do in the new believers’ home?

a)

They spent time and worship together.

b)

They help each other by providing their needs.

c)

They give time.

55.

Many people put their sick friends on mats. In what way the apostles make them well?

a)

They perform miracles by healing sick people.

b)

They provide their needs.

c)

They have healing and preaching ministries.

 

56.

Acts 10: 2 says Cornelius and his family were God-fearing. What two examples are given of his service to God?

a)

He kept sabbath holy and never ate pork.

b)

He gave generously to those in need and prayed to God regularly.

c)

He visited Golgotha regularly and worshiped in public.

57.

Acts 10:3-6 tells of Cornelius having a vision in the afternoon. What did he see in his vision?

a)

An angel telling him to get the apostle Paul.

b)

An angel accusing him of not being God-fearing.

c)

An angel telling him to get the disciples Peter.

58.

How Paul respond to the people who hurt him?

a)

He reacted with feelings of bitterness, blame, and self-pity.

b)

He expresses his joy and gratitude. From his imprisonment he offers words of encouragement and assurance.

c)

He set as a good believer.