Bible Basics
Who Am I?
JESUS
Old Testament
Finish the Verse
100
This is the third book of the bible
What is the Book of Leviticus?
100
I was sold into slavery by my own brothers, but eventually became second-in command to the Pharoah of Egypt.
Who is Joseph?
100
This is the town of Jesus' birth.
What is Bethlehem?
100
This individual was slain with his own sword...after being struck in the head by a rock.
Who was Goliath?
100
"For God so __________ the world, he ________..."
What is "Loved?"
What is "Gave?" | "Gave his only begotten son?"
- John 3:16
200
This is the last book in the Bible
What is the Revelation?
What is Revelation?
Fun fact: the title of the book is "The Revelation of Jesus Christ" not Revelations.
The Greek is Ἀποκάλυψις Ἰησοῦ Χριστοῦ (Apokalypsis Iēsou Christou), meaning “The Revelation of Jesus Christ.” Apokalypsis means an unveiling, disclosure, or revelation—hence our English word apocalypse.
200
I asked God for wisdom, then became the richest Israelite king and built the first Temple in Jerusalem.
Who is King Solomon?
200
This was Jesus' first public miracle and is only recorded in the Gospel of John.
What is water turned to wine?
200
This Israelite judge's extraordinary strength was connected to his keeping of the Nazarite Vow.
Who was Samson?
he requirements of the Nazirite vow are laid out primarily in Numbers 6:1–21. A person who took the vow was specially “separated to the LORD” for a period of consecration.
The three central requirements were:
- No wine or products of the grapevine — The Nazirite was to abstain from wine, strong drink, vinegar made from them, grape juice, grapes, and even raisins. Essentially, nothing produced by the grapevine was to be consumed (Numbers 6:3–4).
- No cutting the hair — For the duration of the vow, “no razor shall touch his head.” The hair was allowed to grow as the visible sign of the person's consecration to God (Numbers 6:5).
- No contact with a dead body — The Nazirite could not become ceremonially unclean through contact with the dead, even if the deceased was his father, mother, brother, or sister (Numbers 6:6–7). If someone unexpectedly died beside him, special purification procedures were required and the period of the vow essentially had to begin again (Numbers 6:9–12).
200
"The Lord is my ________________, I shall not want."
What is "Shepherd?"
- Psalm 23:1
300
These are the four canonical New Testament Gospels
What are Matthew, Mark, Luke and John?
A canonical Gospel is recognized as authoritative Scripture and part of the New Testament canon: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
“Canonical” simply means belonging to the canon—the recognized collection of biblical books. This distinguishes the four Gospels from later writings such as the Gospel of Thomas or Gospel of Peter, which were not received as part of the New Testament canon.
300
I was a prophet that confronted King David after his sin with Bathsheba by telling him a story about a rich man stealing a poor man's lamb.
Who is Nathan?
300
Because of Jesus' miracle in John 11, this man experienced death...twice.
Who is Lazarus?
300
This prophet confronted King Ahab and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel...and later on became so overcome with sorrow, he asked for God to kill him. All of this took place before he was carried into heaven on a fiery chariot.
Who is Elijah?
300
"Be still and _________..."
What is "know that I am God?"
- Psalm 46:10
400
This Apostle wrote the largest number of New Testament books.
Who is the Apostle Paul?
400
I followed the Apostle Paul in many of his journeys, and I wrote over a quarter of the New Testament (in terms of volume).
Who is Luke?
400
These three men were Jesus' closest friends - those he had by his side both at the Mount of Transfiguration and in the agony of the Garden of Gethsemane.
Who were Peter, James, and John?
400
The walls of this city fell after the Israelites marched around them for seven days.
What is Jericho?
400
"The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of ____."
What is "Knowledge?" - Proverbs 1:7
500
This Old Testament book never explicitly mentions the name of God.
What is the Book of Esther?
500
I was a tax collector who climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus.
Who is Zaccheus?
500
This event is center of human history as well as Christianity. It also explains what distinguishes Jesus from any and all other religious figures and leaders.
What is the Resurrection?
500
This Babylonian king ordered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego thrown into the fiery furnace.
Who was Nebuchadnezzar?
500
"Your ______ is a ________ to my feet, and a light to my path..."
What is "Word" | "Lamp?" - Psalm 119:105