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How Well Do You Know the Bible
Test your Bible knowledge with Open Door Fellowship! Explore questions about biblical people, inspiring stories, and the teachings of Jesus. Whether you’re beginning your faith journey or have studied Scripture for years, this quiz is a fun way to learn, reflect, and grow in your understanding of God’s Word.
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Who was the father of John the Baptist?
Explanation: Zacharias is the father of John and husband of Elizabeth. Reference: Luke 1:67
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Which gospel was an account written for Theophilus?
Explanation: Luke says that he investigated everything himself, so it seemed good to write an orderly account. Reference: Luke 1:3
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How many total lepers did Jesus heal, as recorded in all of the Bible?
Explanation: The Bible gives accounts of Jesus healing eleven lepers. He healed one man who sought him out (Matthew 8:2, Mark 1:40, Luke 5:12) and ten at one time (Luke 17:17). He may have healed more lepers than this, but they were not recorded (John 21:25). Reference: Luke 17:17
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What type of tree did Zacchaeus climb to see Jesus?
Explanation: Zacchaeus was short and couldn't see Jesus over the crowd, so he ran ahead and climbed a Sycomore tree. Reference: Luke 19:4
Explanation: He said unto them, Take nothing for your journey. Reference: Luke 9:3
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Jesus sent his disciples out with what?
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In Isaiah chapter 2, the law shall go forth from Zion, where will the word of the Lord come from?
Explanation: Isaiah predicts that, in the last days, the law will come out of Zion and the word of the Lord will come out of Jerusalem. Reference: Isaiah 2:3
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In Isaiah chapter 1, what did God say He'd do to Zion?
Explanation: In Isaiah chapter 1, God states that He will redeem Zion. Reference: Isaiah 1:27
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Why does the Lord chastise Israel in Isaiah Chapter 1?
Explanation: In Isaiah chapter 1, God condemns Israel for rebelling against Him, worshipping other Gods and breaking His commandments. Reference: Isaiah Chapter 1
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How many wings did a seraph have?
Explanation: They each have three pairs of wings. Reference: Isaiah 6:2
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Which is NOT a name Isaiah used to describe the messiah?
Explanation: King of kings is used as a title in the Old Testament only for Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon and Artaxerxes of Persia. It is first ascribed to Jesus in the New Testament in 1 Timothy 6:15. Other uses of it in the New Testament are Revelation 17:14 and Revelation 19:16. Reference: Isaiah 9:6
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Paul said that if Christ is in you, the body is what?
Explanation: The body is dead but the Spirit is life. Reference: Romans 8:10
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How should you love a neighbor?
Explanation: Also, love worketh no ill to his neighbor Reference: Romans 13:9
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What are the wages of sin?
Explanation: Paul tells us in Romans that the wages of sin are death. Reference: Romans 6:23
Explanation: Paul said that we cannot please God if we dwell in the flesh instead of the Spirit. Reference: Romans 8:9
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If we are in the flesh, what do we not have?
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What is not a sin?
Explanation: To sin is to disobey God. We all fall short of the glory of God. The only redemption from sin is through the blood of Christ Reference: Romans 3:23
Explanation: A one year old female goat must be presented to a priest and they will forgive your sin. Reference: Numbers 15:27
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If an unintentional sin is committed in the promise land, what must be offered for atonement?
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What two men were allowed to enter the promised land?
Explanation: Out of the generation that came to the promised land only Joshua and Caleb and their families were allowed to enter it. Reference: Numbers 14:30
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What was the Lord's punishment for the people of Israel for rebelling against him?
Explanation: The people refuse to enter the promised land and are punished by having to wander in the wild for forty years. Reference: Numbers 14:33
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Who did Moses send from the tribe of Judah, to scout the land of Canaan?
Explanation: Caleb, from the tribe of Judah, was sent along with eleven others to scout the land of Canaan. Reference: Numbers 13:6
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Jabez prayed that the God of Israel would bless him and expand his borders. What did God do?
Explanation: Jabez is described only as a man more honorable then his brothers. Reference: 1 Chronicles 4:10
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David had a daughter named what?
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Explanation: David likely had many daughters, not all mentioned. Reference: 1 Chronicles 3:9
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How many children did Israel have?
Explanation: His sons are the ancestors of the 12 tribes of Israel, but Jacob, whose name was later changed to Israel (Genesis 35:10), had a daughter, Dinah (Genesis 34:3). This makes 13 children of Israel. Reference: 1 Chronicles 2:1
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What do we know about Er, Judah's first son?
Explanation: Er did unspecified wicked things. For this God killed him. Reference: 1 Chronicles 2:3
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Who was Israel's firstborn son?
Explanation: "The sons, I say, of Reuben the firstborn of Israel were, Hanoch, and Pallu, Hezron, and Carmi." Reference: 1 Chronicles 5:3
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What did Paul say should not exist among the brethren?
Explanation: Unity in the church is stressed. Reference: 1 Corinthians 1:10
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What did Paul call the Christian's human body?
Explanation: Paul stresses the importance of repented Christian living by referring to the Christian's body as the temple of the Holy Ghost in which God dwells in each believer. Reference: 1 Corinthians 6:19
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Paul called those in the church at Corinth what in his greeting in 1 Corinthians?
Explanation: ...to them that are sanctified in Christ Jesus, called [to be] saints Reference: 1 Corinthians 1:2
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Why did Saul come to a bad end?
Explanation: Instead of consulting God before battle as was proper, Saul consulted a medium. Reference: 1 Chronicles 10:13
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