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All you must do here is continue naming the books of the Old Testament, in order, as given in the King James version. They're in groups of three to keep this quiz a reasonable size.

This quiz contains fifteen different religious Holy Days from five different religions around the world. You just need to place them into the right categories.

A mix of 10 Religion questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

The study & veneration of the Blessed Virgin been part of the Christian tradition since Late Antiquity. And who has more titles or epithets for the Virgin Mary than the Roman Catholic Church? I used two of them just now! How many others can you discern?

Those who practice Wicca believe that colors have magical qualities, properties, and energies that can be used to affect life in a positive way. See if you can match each color with the qualities it is said to invoke.

Scientology, as a mixture of religion and self-improvement makes use of spiritual drills that may seem rather unusual to an outsider. Here are ten exercises a member would at some point do while advancing - can you match them to the procedure/course?

The Song of Solomon holds a unique place in the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament as a poetic masterpiece of love and desire. Two lovers try to express their affection. Can you help them find the right words as written in Scripture (NIV)?

"At the Cross (Blood Ran Red)" was written by Matt Armstrong, Cash, Tomlin, Redman, and Jonas Myrin. Answer the questions about this song.

Most of these are general Christian Sites, but a few are related to well-known Marian apparitions. Numbers just relate to the country they are in, not positioning within it.

Jacob, later renamed Israel, had twelve sons who became the namesakes of the original Twelve Tribes of Israel. Do you remember who they are?

Twelve thieves are listed in this quiz. To catch the thieves, click on the correct name. Scripture in the interesting information for this quiz came from the KJV Bible

Who were the Original Twelve Disciples of Jesus? Can you spot the red herrings?

All of these quotes are either from the Gospel of John or the Books of Genesis or Psalms. You just need to put match them with the correct book. Unless otherwise stated all quotes are from the New International Version (NIV).

This is one of the more familiar chapters in the Bible. It shares God's definition of unconditional love. The New International Version was used.

Jesus began his ministry at about 30 years of age (Luke 3:23) and traveled the length and breadth of the land between the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee, and the Mediterranean Sea (which is today part of Israel). Do you know some of the places he went?

Fill in the missing words to the book of Philemon. The King James Version of the Bible was used for this quiz.

You may be familiar with the names of these places mentioned in the Old Testament, but do you know where they were (or, in some cases, are)? The name of a Biblical character associated with each place is provided to jog your memory.

This photo match quiz asks you to work out which event in the Old Testament is being referenced. All you have to help you is the photo - and the answers. Good luck matching them up. Note - these are not in the order in which they appear in the Bible.

Though the Wheel of the Year is a more recent creation, much of it derives from long-held Pagan traditions. Identify when these events occur in the Neopagan/Wiccan calendar. Good luck!

Match the Verse with its reference. Some are Old Testament and some are New Testament. All come from the King James Version of the Holy Bible. For longer verses, a main part of the verse will be used.

In both the Sermon on the Mount (in Matthew) and the Sermon on the Plain (in Luke), Jesus taught the crowd about what it means to live a life pleasing to God. Still today, they are a roadmap for Christians on how to live with hope. ESV translation used.

The Bible describes many ancient places and people; some of whom exist today, but by different names. This quiz covers some of these. I used the New American Standard translation.

Questions on the Old Testament book of Exodus, the story of the 40-year journey of the Hebrews out of Egypt to the Promised Land under the leadership of Moses. Original quiz by seaninlv, adopted by MotherGoose.

Idioms and metaphors are parts of speech that have a non-literal meaning, such as the expression, "He is the salt of the earth". Many are derived from the Bible. Match the expression with the Biblical character associated with that idiom or metaphor.

The Twelve Minor Prophets are a collection of books in the Jewish Tanakh and the Christian Bible. Let's see if you can find them.

..people turn to God. Can you match these places of worship with the religions they are associated with?

Jerusalem is a city revered by all three Abrahamic religions - Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Please match the city's holy sites with the faith they are most associated with.

The Stations of the Cross, also known as the Way of the Cross or the Way of Sorrows, is a devotion that follows fourteen different moments from the day Jesus died. The pictures are in order, you just need to match what is happening in them.

The Book of Exodus in the Bible relates how God delivered ten different plagues to Egypt in an effort to persuade Pharaoh to let the Hebrews leave to return to the promised land (Canaan). Can you recall in what order they happened? (ESV translation used)

A mix of 10 Religion questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!