God gave Moses the Law and the Ten Commandments on top of this famous mountain.
A) Mount Ararat
B) Mount Sinai
C) Mount Carmel
D) Mount Nebo
B) Mount Sinai
Exodus 19-20
This prophet spent three days and three nights inside the belly of a giant fish after refusing to go preach to Nineveh.
A) Elijah
B) Jonah
C) Daniel
D) Elisha
B) Jonah
Jonah 1
Jesus famously healed a man possessed by a multitude of demons who called themselves by this military-inspired name.
A) Pharisee
B) Legion
C) Centurion
D) Zealot
B) Legion
Mark 5
Before he became an apostle and changed his name to Paul, he was known by this original Hebrew name.
A) Simon
B) Saul
C) Silas
D) Stephen
B) Saul
Acts 9
This specific tribe of Israel was chosen to take care of the Tabernacle and serve as priests, meaning they were not given an inheritance of land.
A) Levi
B) Benjamin
C) Judah
D) Joseph
A) Levi
Joshua 13
This young prophet was thrown into a den of lions for praying to God instead of the king, but was miraculously left unharmed.
A) Daniel
B) Jeremiah
C) Ezekiel
D) Isaiah
A) Daniel
Daniel 6
This short tax collector climbed up into a sycamore tree just to get a glimpse of Jesus passing through Jericho.
A) Zacchaeus
B) Matthew
C) Nicodemus
D) Judas
A) Zacchaeus
Luke 19
Paul experienced a dramatic, blinding vision of Jesus while traveling on the road to this specific city.
A) Rome
B) Damascus
C) Jerusalem
D) Athens
B) Damascus
Acts 9
When the Israelites complained about having no meat in the wilderness, God miraculously sent massive flocks of this type of bird to feed them.
A) Quail
B) Dove
C) Raven
D) Eagle
A) Quail
Numbers 1
The Book of Psalms is traditionally divided into this specific number of distinct literary "books," mimicking the Pentateuch.
A) 3
B) 5
C) 7
D) 12
B) 5
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warns believers to guard their speech and spiritual truths, using this famous phrase: "Do not cast your pearls before..." which animal?
A) Wolves
B) Pigs
C) Dogs
D) Goats
B) Pigs
Matthew 7
While locked in the inner cell of a prison in Philippi, Paul and this ministry partner famously prayed and sang hymns at midnight before an earthquake broke their chains.
A) Barnabas
B) Silas
C) Timothy
D) Luke
B) Silas
Acts 16
Moses made a bronze version of this creature and set it on a pole so that anyone bitten by venomous desert pests could look at it and live.
A) Scorpion
B) Serpent
C) Locust
D) Calf
B) Serpent
Numbers 21
This major Old Testament prophet is famous for writing the long book that contains prophecies about the Messiah being a "suffering servant" born of a virgin.
A) Hosea
B) Isaiah
C) Malachi
D) Amos
B) Isaiah
Isaiah 7 & 53
This Roman governor ruled Judea and reluctantly washed his hands to show he was innocent of Jesus' blood before sentencing Him to be crucified.
A) Herod Antipas
B) Pontius Pilate
C) Caesar Augustus
D) Felix
B) Pontius Pilate
Matthew 27
This young believer fell asleep and tumbled out of a third-story window to his death while listening to Paul preach an exceptionally long sermon, but Paul miraculously raised him back to life.
A) Eutychus
B) Timothy
C) Titus
D) Onesimus
A) Eutychus
Acts 20
This brother of Moses gave in to the people's demands while Moses was on the mountain and constructed a golden calf for them to worship.
A) Aaron
B) Hur
C) Joshua
D) Caleb
A) Aaron
Exodus 32
This prophet was taken up to heaven in a whirlwind by a chariot of fire, leaving his cloak behind for his successor, Elisha.
A) Elijah
B) Samuel
C) Nathan
D) Ezekiel
A) Elijah
2 Kings 2
Jesus traveled to this remote, northern city near Mount Hermon when He famously asked His disciples, "Who do you say that I am?"
A) Caesarea Maritima
B) Caesarea Philippi
C) Capernaum
D) Bethsaida
B) Caesarea Philippi
Matthew 16
Paul survived a violent shipwreck during a storm at sea and washed ashore onto this Mediterranean island, where he was subsequently bitten by a venomous snake but suffered no harm.
A) Cyprus
B) Malta
C) Crete
D) Patmos
B) Malta
Acts 28