Wars and Conflict
Heroes of the Faith
Promise and Privilege
Fruit of Faith
Jesus and His Disciples
100
What city was taken by stratagem and burned, with 12,000 women and children?
A. Nineveh
B. Thessalonica
C. Ai
D. Bethel
Ai (Josh 8:5, 25)
100
What are the names of Joseph’s two sons?
A. John and Mark
B. Cain and Abel
C. Ephraim and Manasseh
D. Dan and Naphtali
Ephraim and Manasseh (Gen 41:51–52)
100
To whom did God promise that his children should be in numbers as the stars in heaven?
A. Abraham
B. Jacob
C. Moses
D. Jethro
Abraham (Gen 15:5)
100
When was the Sabbath first instituted, and by whom was it observed?
A. By Noah, after the flood
B. By God, after creation
C. By Adam, in the garden of Eden
D. By Moses, at the giving of the ten commandments
By God, after creation (Gen 2:2–3)
100
What was our Savior’s last command to his disciples?
A. Help widows and orphans
B. Love others
C. Make disciples of all the nations and baptize them
D. Honor the Sabbath
Make disciples of all the nations and baptize them (Matt 28:19)
200
Who was in command of the largest army recorded in the Bible?
A. Zedekiah
B. Ahab
C. Asa
D. Amon
Asa (2 Chron 14:9): This comprised 300,000 men from Judah and 280,000 men from Benjamin.
200
What is the name of the city to which Lot escaped at the destruction of Sodom?
A. Golon
B. Zoar
C. Silo
D. Cabul
Zoar (Gen 19:23)
200
Of which person who was not of Abraham’s seed did God say, “I will make him a great nation?”
A. Zelophehad
B. Ishmael
C. Esau
D. Caleb
Ishmael (Gen 17:20)
200
Who made the first confession to the Lord, as recorded in the Bible?
A. Abram
B. Jacob
C. Adam
D. Moses
Jacob (Gen 32:9)
200
Which apostle told Christ he had left all to follow him?
A. Matthew
B. James
C. John
D. Peter
Peter (John 13:37
)
300
What is the meaning of Jehovah Shammah?
A. Jehova is there
B. Jehova is here
C. Jehova is near
D. Jehova is with us
Jehova is there (Ezek 48:35)
300
When Saul was pursuing David, in which cave did David seek refuge?
A. Cave at Makkedah
B. Cave of Machpelah
C. Cave of Adullam
D. Dambulla Cave
Cave of Adullam (1 Sam 22:1)
300
What were the three major promises God gave to Abraham?
A. Wealth, blessing, and the stars of heaven
B. Seed, land, and blessing
C. Blessing, health, and birthright
D. Priesthood, wealth, and health
Seed, land, and blessing (Gen 12:1–3; 15:5–7; 17:2–8)
300
Who partook of a meal prepared by an angel, and was sustained forty days and nights while in the mountain?
A. Manoah
B. Joseph
C. Elijah
D. Moses
Elijah (1 Kgs 19:8–9)
300
Which of the apostles first suffered martyrdom?
A. Andrew
B. Thomas
C. James
D. Paul
James (Acts 12:2)
400
How many Philistines did Samson slay with a jaw bone?
A. 1,000
B. 40
C. 666
D. 2,000
1,000 (Judg 15:15)
400
How long did Moses’s mother hide him to escape the death edict of Pharaoh?
A. 13 months
B. 10 months
C. 3 months
D. 7 months
3 months (Exod 2:2)
400
What was the garden of Eden guarded with to prevent future access to the tree of life?
A. A pillar of fire
B. A cherubim and a flaming sword
C. A giant wall
D. Leviathan
A cherubim and a flaming sword (Gen 3:24)
400
Who was the first recorded person raised from death to life?
The son of Zarephath’s daughter (1 Kgs 17:21)
400
Who took Judas’s place among the twelve?
A. Matthias
B. Stephen
C. Jude
D. Paul
Matthias (Acts 1:23)
500
What warrior fought so long and desperately that his hand was stuck to the hilt of his sword?
A. Elijah
B. Jabez
C. Eleazar
D. Cush
Eleazar (2 Sam 23:10)
500
What was the name of Aaron’s (Moses’s brother) wife?
A. Elisheba
B. Miriam
C. Zipporah
D. Deborah
Elisheba (Exod 6:23)
500
What is the first city mentioned in the Bible?
A. Babylon
B. Nineveh
C. Enoch
D. Sodom
Enoch (Gen 4:17)
500
Who delivered Israel by killing 600 Philistines with an ox goad?
Shamgar (Judg 3:31)
500
What two distinct promises did our Savior make to his disciples when he was about to leave them?
A. The gift in heaven and his return
B. The salvation of their souls and the gift of the Comforter
C. The riches of the world and a place in heaven
D. The gift of the Comforter and his own personal return
D. The gift of the Comforter and his own personal return (John 12:16, 19, 22, 28)