Numbers
How many apostles?
12
How many books in the New Testament?
27
How many books in the Old Testament?
39
What was the name of Ruth's mother-in-law's name?
Naomi
Money is the root of all evil?
False, the love of money
How many years did the Israelites wander in the wilderness?
40
How many times did Jesus as Peter, "do you love me?"
3
What day did God create the sun, moon and stars?
4
Who hid spies?
Rahab the Harlot.
God helps those who help themselves, is it in the Bible?
False
How many churches are addressed in Revelations?
7
What did Jesus tell the disciples to do when they were not catching fish?
Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some. John 21:6
Who was David's best friend?
Jonathan, who was Saul's son
What reference did the Canaanite woman make to Jesus to help her?
Even the dogs eat the crumbs that fall from the table.
Matt 15:21-28
Being clean is Godly, true or false.
Sure, the Old Testament contains lots of rules about ritual cleanliness, but this biblical-sounding proverb is nowhere to be found in Scripture. Some form may have originated in ancient Middle Eastern religious writings.
How many heads and horns does the dragon is Revelations have?
7 heads and 10 hoursRev 12:3
Who was Jesus first brought to when he was arrested?
He went to Annas. Father-in-law of Caiaphas.
John 18:13
What gift did Mephibosheth, Jonathan's son, receive from David?
David allowed him to sit at the King's table showing him kindness and he restored his land.
He was crippled as a child
What did the mother of the Zebedees ask Jesus?
She wanted one of her sons on the right and one on the left.
Matthew 20:20.
God will not give you more than you can handle.
1 Corn 10:13, God provides a way of escape
What number is associated with trials?
Why are the poor in spirit blessed?
Theirs is the kingdom of Heaven.
Matthew 5:3
What type of animal was brought on the ark not as 2 but as 7.
Gen 7:2
Take 7 of every kind of clean animal
Who did Esther save?
Her people, the people of Israel.
This too shall pass, true or false
“it came to pass” that appears over 400 times in the King James Version or the sentiment from 2 Corinthians 4:17-18.