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WorksheetsBible Bowl 2026 Lads to Leaders James
Total questions: 119
Worksheet time: 3570secs
According to James 1:1, how does James refer to himself?
As an apostle
As a devout prophet of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ
As a bondservant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ
As a disciple of the Lord Jesus Christ
According to James 1:2, what are the brethren to "count it all" when they fall into various trials?
Joy
Endurance
Faithfulness
Anger
According to James 1:3, what produces patience?
Perseverance
Hard work
Faithful endurance
The testing of your faith
According to James 1:4, what must patience have so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing?
Its perfect work
Faithful endurance
Full contentment
Joy through trials
According to James 1:5, how does God give wisdom to those who ask?
Freely without regret
Liberally and without reproach
Continually without ceasing
Abundantly without measure
According to James 1:6, a man is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind if he asks for wisdom in what way?
With confidence
Without love
With doubt
Without doubt
According to James 1:6-7, the man who asks God for wisdom but doubts should not expect to receive what from the Lord?
Patience
Wisdom
Faith
Anything
According to James 1:8, the double-minded man is also what?
Unsure
Unstable
Unsettled
Unfaithful
According to James 1:9, what is the lowly brother to glory in?
His humility
His faithfulness
His exaltation
His joy
According to James 1:11, just as the grass withers and the flower's beautiful appearance perishes from the burning heat of the sun, what will happen to the rich man in his pursuits?
He will fade away
He will dry up
He will flourish
He will fail
According to James 1:12, what has God promised to those who love Him when they endure temptation and have been approved?
The crown of life
Eternal joy
Great riches
Wisdom
According to James 1:12, what does James call the man who endures temptation?
Strong
Wise
Blessed
Faithful
According to James 1:13, how does God tempt people?
Through trials
Through money
Through evil
God does not tempt anyone
According to James 1:14, each one is tempted when he is drawn away by what?
By his own desires
By the devil
By sin
By others
According to James 1:15, which of the following is the correct order of progression from temptation?
Desire, sin, death
Desire, death, sin
Sin, desire, death
Death, desire, sin
According to James 1:16, what command does James give the beloved brethren?
Not to be sinners
Not to be deceived
Not to be haughty
Not to be disobedient
According to James 1:17, the Father of lights gives what?
Eternal life
The crown of life
Every good and perfect gift
Wisdom
According to James 1:18, of His own will, God brought us forth by the word of what?
His Son
Faith
Truth
Righteousness
According to James 1:19, every man should be swift to do what?
Speak
Obey
Understand
Hear
According to James 1:19, what two things should the brethren be slow to do?
Slow to speak, slow to think
Slow to wrath, slow to wickedness
Slow to speak, slow to wrath
Slow to judge, slow to sin
According to James 1:20, what does not produce the righteousness of God?
A lying tongue
The wrath of man
Evil thoughts
Faith without works
According to James 1:21, James calls us to lay aside what two things?
Filthiness and overflow of wickedness
Anger and malice
Adultery and murder
Haughty eyes and a lying tongue
According to James 1:21, how are we to receive the implanted word, which is able to save our souls?
With love
With eagerness
With meekness
With fear
According to James 1:21, what is the implanted word able to do?
Cleanse us
Keep us unspotted from the world
Give us wisdom
Save our souls
According to James 1:22, James commands them to be doers of the word and not be what?
Hypocrites
Double-minded
Hearers only
Friends of the world
According to James 1:23-24, anyone who is just a hearer of the word and not a doer is like what?
A man observing his natural face in a mirror
A man dressed in gold rings and fine apparel
A wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind
A man unable to bridle his tongue
According to James 1:23-24, a hearer of the word and not a doer is compared to a man, who after observing his natural face in the mirror, goes away, and immediately does what?
Hides his appearance
Sells all his possessions and gives it to the poor
Forgets what kind of man he was
Cleanses and purifies himself
According to James 1:25, a man will be blessed if he does what?
Looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it
Lays aside all filthiness and overflow of wickedness
Is not a forgetful hearer, but a doer of the work
Both A and C
According to James 1:26, if one thinks he is religious but does not bridle his tongue, he does what?
Deceives his own heart
Shames himself
Dishonors God
Spreads strife
According to James 1:26, whose religion is useless?
The one who practices faith without works
The one who is envious and self-seeking
The one who does not bridle his tongue
The one who is proud and does not submit to God
According to James 1:27, pure and undefiled religion before God is what?
Taking the Lord's Supper
Visiting orphans and widows in their trouble
Keeping oneself unspotted from the world
Both B and C
According to James 2:1, how does James describe the Lord Jesus Christ?
The Lord of faith
The Lord of glory
The Lord of impartiality
The Lord of mercy
According to James 2:2, what was the man in fine apparel wearing?
Gold bracelets
Precious jewels
Gold necklaces
Gold rings
According to James 2:3, who was offered a seat at the footstool?
The man in fine clothes
The brethren
The poor man
The rich man
According to James 2:4, showing partiality causes you to become what?
Judges
Sinners
Rich men
Poor men
According to James 2:5, what has God chosen the poor of this world to be rich in?
Faith
Love
Wisdom
Honor
According to James 2:5, who has God promised to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom?
The poor
The meek
Those who love others
The wise
According to James 2:6, what has become of the poor man?
He has been dishonored
He has been oppressed
He has been blasphemed
He has been dragged into court
According to James 2:7, how does the writer describe the name by which you are called?
Precious
Noble
Worthy
Good
According to James 2:8, you do well if you fulfill what royal law?
You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength
You shall not show partiality
You shall love your neighbor as yourself
You shall not commit adultery
According to James 2:9, which is a consequence of showing partiality?
You commit sin
You are convicted by the law as transgressors
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
According to James 2:10, what does James say about the person who keeps the whole law but stumbles in one point?
He is not guilty of all
He is guilty of all
He is only guilty of the sin he committed
He is a transgressor
According to James 2:12, what will you be judged by?
The law of mercy
The law of judgment
The royal law
The law of liberty
According to James 2:13, what will judgment be like for the one who has shown no mercy?
It will be full of wrath
It will be without mercy
Partiality will be shown unto him
It will bring forth death
According to James 2:14, what two items are important to salvation?
Faith and works
Faith and hope
Love and good deeds
Mercy and grace
According to James 2:15, what is the brother or sister destitute of?
Fresh water
Daily food
Warm shelter
Family
According to James 2:16, instead of saying "Depart in peace, be warmed and filled," what should brethren do for a destitute brother or sister?
Teach them about the ways of salvation
Show them how to make their own clothes
Give them medicine for their sick
Give them things needed for the body
According to James 2:17, what is faith without works?
Empty
Dead
Useless
Unprofitable
According to James 2:18, how should one show their faith?
By their works
By clothing the destitute
By their smiles
By their love
According to James 2:19, who also believes in God?
Reptiles and creatures of the sea
Beasts and birds
Demons
The rich man
According to James 2:20, what does James call the one who should already know that faith without works is dead?
Deluded
Darkened in understanding
Foolish
Sinful
According to James 2:21, what work justified Abraham?
Offering Isaac
Believing God
Leaving his home
Trusting God
According to James 2:22, when Abraham's faith and works worked together, what happened?
Faith was made void
Faith was made complete
Faith was made holy
Faith was made perfect
According to James 2:23, what did Abraham do that was "accounted to him for righteousness"?
Believed God
Left his homeland
Prayed to God
Saved Lot
According to James 2:23, who was called the friend of God?
Rahab
James
Elijah
Abraham
According to James 2:24, man is justified by what?
His faith alone
His works alone
His faith and works
His righteousness
According to James 2:25, who received the messengers and sent them out another way?
Abraham
Rahab
Elijah
Sarah
According to James 2:26, what is the body without the spirit?
Empty
Unprofitable
Useless
Dead
According to James 3:1, what will those who become teachers receive?
Great trials
Praise
A crown of life
A stricter judgment
According to James 3:2, we all stumble in what?
A few things
Many things
Hatred
Pride
According to James 3:3, what is the reason that we put bits in horses’ mouths?
To hurt them
To keep them from biting
So that they obey us
To attach the harness
According to James 3:5, the tongue boasts of what?
Great things
Selfish accomplishments
Lies
Evil
According to James 3:6, the tongue is so set among the members that it does what to the whole body?
Destroys it
Helps it
Blesses it
Defiles it
According to James 3:7, which of the following is not mentioned to have been tamed by mankind?
Reptiles
The wind
Creatures of the sea
Birds
According to James 3:8, why can no man tame the tongue?
Because it is uncontrollable
Because it is full of wickedness and deceit
Because it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison
Because it is full of a serpent’s venom
According to James 3:10, what two things should not proceed out of the same mouth?
Slander and praise
Blessing and cursing
Truth and lies
Cursing and praise
According to James 3:11, he asks if a spring sends forth what types of water?
Hot and cold
Fresh and bitter
Salt and clear
Clean and unclean
According to James 3:12, which of the following is true?
A fig tree cannot bear olives
A grapevine cannot bear figs
A spring cannot yield both salt water and fresh
All of the Above
According to James 3:13, how are we to show that our works are done in the meekness of wisdom?
By faith
By good conduct
With impartiality
Through trials
According to James 3:14, if our hearts are full of bitter envy and self-seeking what are we not supposed to do?
Boast and lie against the truth
Show partiality toward the poor
Bless our God and Father
Lie against God
According to James 3:15, which of the following does not describe wisdom from above?
Sensual
Demonic
Earthly
All of the above
According to James 3:16, when envy and self-seeking exist, what else is there?
Confusion
Every evil thing
Both A and B
Neither A nor B
According to James 3:17, which of the following is not used to describe wisdom from above?
Full of mercy and good fruits
Peaceable
Earthly
Without hypocrisy and partiality
According to James 3:17, which of the following describes wisdom from above?
Pure
Gentle
Willing to yield
All of the above
According to James 3:18, who sows the fruit of righteousness in peace?
Those who show mercy
Those who humble themselves
Those who don’t show partiality
Those who make peace
According to James 4:1, what is said to cause wars and fights among us?
Your desires for pleasure
Your desires for riches
Your selfish desires
Your evil desires
According to James 4:2, though you lust, murder, covet, fight, and war, you don’t have what you want for what reason?
You don’t have faith
You doubt when you ask
You don’t ask
You ask with selfish motives
According to James 4:3, you ask and don’t receive because you want to spend it on what?
Riches
Pleasures
Fine apparel
Frivolous things
According to James 4:4, if we are a friend of the world it makes us what?
An enemy of God
An enemy of righteousness
A friend of the devil
A friend of demons
According to James 4:5, how does the Spirit who dwells in us yearn?
Zealously
Jealously
Lovingly
Greedily
According to James 4:6, who does God resist?
The proud
Those who show partiality
The wicked
The rich
According to James 4:6, to whom does God give grace?
The poor
The righteous
The humble
The faithful
According to James 4:7, what will the devil do if a Christian resists him?
Resist him
Flee from him
Cast him out
Seek another opportunity
According to James 4:8, what does James tells sinners to do to their hands?
Cleanse them
Purify them
Pray with them
Lift them
According to James 4:8, what does James tells sinners to do to their hearts?
Cleanse them
Purify them
Pray with them
Lift them
According to James 4:9, what does James tell sinners to let their laughter be turned to?
Scorn
Jealousy
Mourning
Righteousness
According to James 4:10, what does James say the Lord will do with one of His children who humbles himself?
Lift him up
Reward him
Give him the crown of life
Draw near to him
According to James 4:13, what was the purpose of going into the town and spending a year?
To buy, sell, and make a profit
To seek job opportunities
To purchase ships
To visit the orphans and widows in their affliction
According to James 4:14, James compares a person’s life to what?
A fire
A bit
A vapor
A ship
According to James 4:15, whose will is important in determining how one will live and what they do?
The Lord’s
Each person’s own
The judge’s
The world’s
According to James 4:16, how does James describe boasting in your arrogance?
Prideful
Evil
Sinful
Deceptive
According to James 4:17, how does James describe sin?
Desire that is conceived and birthed
Showing partiality
Faith without works
Failing to do what you know is good
According to James 5:1, what were the rich to do because of the miseries coming upon them?
Weep and howl
Mourn and cry
Scream and yell
Laugh and shout
According to James 5:2, what happened to the garments of the rich?
They were destroyed
They were moth-eaten
They were burned
They were corrupted
According to James 5:2, what happened to the riches?
They were moth-eaten
They were destroyed
They were corrupted
They were burned
According to James 5:3, the corrosion of the silver and gold will act as what against the rich?
A humiliation
A judge
A condemnation
A witness
According to James 5:4, whose ears have the cries of the reapers reached?
The Lord of Sabaoth
The landlord
The farmer
The judge
According to James 5:5, what happened to those who lived in pleasure and luxury?
They corrupted their hearts
They hardened their hearts
They fattened their hearts
They destroyed their hearts
According to James 5:6, what happened to the just?
They murdered him
They rewarded him
They corrupted him
They blessed him
According to James 5:7, what were the brethren to do until the coming of the Lord?
Be obedient
Be humble
Be patient
Be watchful
According to James 5:8, the brethren were told to be patient and to establish their ______?
Love
Future
Alibis
Hearts
According to James 5:9, what would happen to the brethren if they grumbled against one another?
They would be punished
They would be condemned
They would be murdered
They would be judged
According to James 5:9, who was standing at the door?
The Judge
The Lord of Sabaoth
The reaper
The prophets
According to James 5:10, which of the following was used as an example of suffering and patience?
The reapers
The laborers
The prophets
The brethren
According to James 5:11, who was used as an example of perseverance?
Elijah
Noah
Abraham
Job
According to James 5:12, what were the brethren not to do?
Judge
Murder
Condemn
Swear
According to James 5:12, what could the brethren fall into?
Temptation
Condemnation
Judgment
Trials
According to James 5:13, what are those who are suffering to do?
Sing psalms
Consider it all joy
Pray
Curse God and die
According to James 5:13, what are those who are cheerful to do?
Sing psalms
Rejoice
Pray
Visit the suffering
According to James 5:14, what are those who are sick to do?
Sing psalms
Consider it all joy
See the doctor
Call for the elders
According to James 5:14, what should the elders do for those who are sick?
Pray over him
Anoint him with oil
Pray over him and anoint him with oil
Pray over him, anoint him with oil, and bless him
According to James 5:15, what type of prayer will save the sick?
A sincere prayer
A prayer of faith
An elder's prayer
A prayer of gratitude
According to James 5:16, what is the result of confessing trespasses and praying for one another?
A heavenly reward
Unity
Lacking in nothing
Healing
According to James 5:16, whose effective, fervent prayer avails much?
The elder's prayer
The apostle's prayer
The righteous man's prayer
The brethren's prayer
According to James 5:17, who prayed that it would not rain?
Job
Elijah
Abraham
Rahab
According to James 5:17, how long did it not rain on the land after Elijah prayed?
Two years and six months
Three years and six months
Six years and two months
Six years and three months
According to James 5:18, when Elijah prayed the second time, who or what gave the rain?
Heaven
Clouds from Heaven
Thunder from Heaven
The Lord
According to James 5:19–20, from what does a sinner wander?
The faith
The church
The Lord
The truth
According to James 5:20, what is the result of turning a sinner from the error of his ways?
A greater reward
Peace with God
Covers a multitude of sins
Abundant faith
