Question 1
The PatriarchsHow old was Abram when God called him out of Haran
- A.80
- B.90
- C.70
- D.75
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: D (75)
Abram was seventy-five years old when he left Haran (Genesis 12:4).
15 questions. Try each one, then open the answer to check yourself and read the explanation.
How old was Abram when God called him out of Haran
Answer: D (75)
Abram was seventy-five years old when he left Haran (Genesis 12:4).
Sarah died at _______ at Kiratharba (now Hebron).
Answer: B (127)
Sarah lived 127 years and died at Kiriath-arba, that is Hebron (Genesis 23:1–2).
Pick the odd one out.
Answer: D (Pharaoh Neco)
Artaxerxes, Cyrus and Darius were kings of Persia; Neco was a Pharaoh of Egypt.
Which of the following gave account of an angel ministering to shepherds about the birth of Christ?
Answer: C (Luke)
Only Luke tells of the angel announcing Jesus' birth to the shepherds (Luke 2:8–14).
"Lord, now I can die in peace! As you promised me, I have seen the saviour..." Who made this statement?
Answer: B (Simeon)
Simeon said this when he held the baby Jesus in the Temple (Luke 2:29–30).
Which of the following was not used by Jesus in his parables of the kingdom of heaven?
Answer: D (Sprouting corn)
The wheat and tares, the mustard seed and the dragnet are all 'kingdom of heaven' parables in Matthew 13; sprouting corn is not one of them.
_________ is compared to Elijah.
Answer: A (John the Baptist)
Jesus said John the Baptist was the Elijah who was to come (Matthew 11:14).
According to Jesus Christ, what corrupts a man?
Answer: C (What he says)
Jesus taught that it is what comes out of the mouth, not what goes in, that defiles a person (Matthew 15:11).
The term Akeldama means
Answer: A (Field of Blood)
The field bought with Judas's money was called Akeldama, 'Field of Blood' (Acts 1:19).
The term Beelzebub according to the book of Matthew means
Answer: A (Prince of demons)
The Pharisees called Beelzebub 'the prince of demons' (Matthew 12:24).
In which city did Paul's conversion to Christianity take place?
Answer: C (Damascus)
Paul met the risen Jesus on the road to Damascus and was baptised in that city (Acts 9).
Paul is credited with establishing churches throughout:
Answer: B (Asia Minor and Greece)
Paul's journeys founded churches in Asia Minor (e.g. Galatia, Ephesus) and Greece (Philippi, Corinth).
During his missionary journeys, Paul often faced opposition from:
Answer: C (Both A and B)
Paul was opposed by Jewish leaders (e.g. Acts 13:50) and also beaten and jailed by Roman officials (Acts 16:22–23).
Who was Paul's most frequent travel companion during his first missionary journey?
Answer: B (Barnabas)
Barnabas went with Paul on the first journey (Acts 13–14).
In which city did Paul deliver his famous speech on Mars Hill?
Answer: D (Athens)
Mars Hill (the Areopagus) is in Athens (Acts 17:22).