True or False
True or False: Issac's wife, Rebekah, respected his decisions until his last breath.
False, she suggested that Jacob should steal Esaus birthright and tricked Issac.
I am the mother of Isaac, who am I?
Sarah
Where did Jesus perform his first miracle?
Cana
Where does Jesus give His first sermon?
On the mount
This is the shortest book in the New Testament.
2 John
True or False: At first, Jesus' family tried to stop his ministry and said he was crazy.
True
The man whom gave Ruth the permission to glean from his field?
Boaz
This is where the 10 Commandments were given.
Mount Sinai
The rain was upon the earth for this long after Noah and his family were in the ark.
40 days and 40 nights
After Jesus was crucified, who took His body down from the cross?
Joseph of Arimathea
True or False: John the Baptist wore clothes made of goat hair.
False, it was camel hair
He was the brother of Jesus and wrote one of the New Testament books.
James
Golgotha is also known as the place of the____?
Skull
Who was the first judge of Israel?
Othniel
How many songs are there in the Bible?
At least 185
True or False: Paul had a vision of a man calling him to come over to Carthage.
False, the man was from Macedonia
She was the wife of Nabel.
Abigail
In what city were Jesus’ followers first called “Christians”?
Antioch
How many deacons were chosen to help the apostles to distribute food to widows?
Seven
What is the longest book in the Bible?
Jeremiah
True or False: Jesus would sometimes "spit" as part of His healing miracles.
True, the Bible describes Him spitting three times.
He thought he was lying to Peter, but was lying to the Holy Spirit about the amount of money he and his wife made from the sale of their property.
Ananias
What city mentioned in the Book of Revelation is also the name of an American city?
Philadelphia
Was the word "Trinity" ever mentioned in the Bible?
No, The Bible mentions the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in a single verse rather than using the word "trinity"
These gifts were brought to Jesus when He was a child. Matthew 2:11
Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh