Jesus
Stories in the Bible
Stories #2
His disciples
Miscellaneous
100

On what day did Jesus rise from the tomb?

On the 3rd day

  • Day 1 Jesus was crucified and buried before sunset on Good Friday. Day 2 Jesus remained in the tomb through the Jewish Sabbath. Day 3 Followers discovered the empty tomb early in the morning, celebrating the resurrection.


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What garden did Adam and Eve live in?

The garden of Eden.

(After disobeying God and eating the forbidden fruit, Adam and Eve were cast out of the garden.)

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How many people did Jesus feed with fish?

5000. 

Jesus fed 5,000 men—plus an unspecified number of women and children, bringing the total to an estimated 12,000 to 20,000 people—using five loaves of bread and two fish

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How many disciples did Jesus have?

12.

Jesus specifically chose 12 men to be his closest followers and leaders

100

How many days did it take for God to create the world?

He created the world in 6 days, and rested on the 7th day.

200

Where was Jesus born?

Jesus was born in Bethlehem, a small town in Judea located about six miles south of Jerusalem.

200

Who was in the lions den?

Daniel.

God sent an angel to shut the lions' mouths, and Daniel survived the night unharmed.

200

What star did the 3 wise men follow to find Jesus?

The Star of Bethlehem is described in the Gospel of Matthew that guided the wise men from the East to the birthplace of Jesus in Bethlehem.

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Which disciple did Jesus love the most?

John the apostle.

200

What angel betrayed God?

Lucifer, commonly known as Satan or the devil.

Pride and ambition is the primary cause cited in scripture is an inflated ego caused by his own beauty, wisdom, and high status.

300

What city did Jesus ride the donkey into?

Jerusalem, to Palm Sunday

300

What city was burned to the ground by sulfur?

God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah with burning sulfur and fire because of their extreme, unrepentant wickedness, social injustice, and widespread sin

300

Who turned into a pillar of salt?

Lots wife, Angels warned Lot, his wife, and his daughters to flee the wicked city of Sodom before God destroyed it with fire and sulfur, strictly commanding them not to look back & lots wife looked back As a consequence of looking back and longing for her old life, she was transformed into a pillar of salt

300

What disciple denied knowing Jesus before the rooster crowed?

Peter

Peter strongly insisted he would never do so, even if it meant dying with Jesus. Although he denied knowing Jesus 3 times that morning before the rooster crowed. 

300

What was the last words Jesus spoke hanging on the cross?

Father forgive them for they know not what they do.

According to Christian theology, Jesus took upon himself the sins of the entire world at that moment.

400

What did Jesus do for a living?

He was a carpenter

400

Who did Jesus rise from the dead?

Lazarus, A close friend of Jesus who had been dead in a tomb for four days before Jesus called him out alive

400

What is the last book in the bible?

Revelations.

400

How many disciples went to prison for preaching the word?

All 12 Apostles Imprisoned together in Jerusalem by the religious authorities before an angelic intervention freed them

400

Who spoke "My God my God why have you forsaken me?

Jesus did while dying on the cross.

500

How many days did Jesus fast?

40 days and 40 nights.

500

Who spoke to the burning bush?

Moses, God appeared in a burning bush to capture Moses's attention, reveal His holiness, and commission Moses to free the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

500

What did God tell Noah to build?

God tells Noah to build a giant ark to save his family and pairs of every animal from a worldwide flood.

500

How many pieces of silver did Judas betray Jesus for?

30.

He made a deal with the chief priests to hand Jesus over in exchange for thirty silver coins. He identified Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane by greeting him with a kiss

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Who did God give the 10 commandments to?

Moses.

God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai to deliver to the nation of Israel to establish a covenant relationship, provide a moral and spiritual framework for the newly freed Israelites, and guide them into a life of freedom, wisdom, and flourishing