Hard Bible Trivia Questions
Which book of the Bible ends with a question mark ?
Jonah (Chapter 4 ends with God asking about the city of Nineveh).
What did Solomon use to build supports for the Lord’s temple and royal palace
Almug wood (1 Kings 10:11-12).
Why did God allow the devil to ruin Job?
While appearing unfair, the story serves as a testament to faith that does not rely on worldly blessings and shows that true wisdom is not always understanding "why," but trusting in God's character.
Which king of Judah was struck with leprosy for trying to burn incense?
Uzziah (2 Chronicles 26:16-21).
What is the shortest verse in the Bible?
Jesus wept" (John 11:35).
Whom did Paul call “our fellow soldier”?
Archippus (Philemon 1:2).
Abraham lived in a time where child sacrifice was common, but the story is designed to end with God intervening and providing a substitute, showing that He is not like the pagan gods.
Does the Bible teach that you can lose your salvation?
Opinions differ; some interpret passages to mean salvation is secure (Calvinist view), while others see verses as warnings that one can choose to turn away from faith (Arminian view)
How many sons did Gideon have?
70 (Judges 8:30)
Who were the two disciples who ran to the tomb on Resurrection morning?
Peter and John (John 20:3).
What is the name of the island where John wrote the book of Revelation?
Patmos (Revelation 1:9
Did God change his mind in the Bible?
According to some scholars, "changing his mind" (like with Nineveh) often refers to God acting consistently with his character of mercy when humans change their actions, not a change in his sovereign plan.
What was the "thorn in the flesh" given to Paul?
It is not explicitly defined, leading to theories ranging from eye disease or malaria to spiritual opposition or severe persecution.
Who was the first person to be called a "Hebrew" in the Bible?
Abraham (Genesis 14:13).
Which New Testament book is addressed to "Theophilus"
Luke and Acts.
To which tribe did King Saul belong
Benjamin (1 Samuel 9:1).
What is the "blasphemy of the Holy Spirit" (unpardonable sin)?
It is generally interpreted as the persistent, conscious rejection of the Holy Spirit's testimony regarding Jesus, resulting in a hardened heart that never seeks repentance.
Who was the oldest man in the Bible?
Methuselah (969 years)
What was the name of the idol that fell and broke in the presence of the Ark of the Covenant?
Dagon (1 Samuel 5:4)
What was Paul's occupation?
Tentmaking (Acts 18:3).
What happened when the Lamb broke the seventh seal?
Silence in heaven for about half an hour (Revelation 8:1).
who was God only begotten son?
JESUS
What was the name of Moses' wife?
Zipporah
What were the names of Joseph's two sons born in Egypt?
Ephraim and Manasseh.
Who was the first Christian martyr?
Stephen (Acts 7:59).