Bible People Trivia

31. What sin, or sins, was Eve guilty of that resulted in expulsion from the Garden of Eden?

From Quiz Biblical Bad Girls

Answer: Each of the options listed here

The Bible is the story of what it calls God's chosen people. Adam and Eve were the first. They lived in the Garden of Eden where God said to them, "You must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat it you will surely die" (Genesis 3, ESV). Satan was in the garden, in the form of a serpent. He put doubt about the truth of what God had said into Eve's mind and tempted her to disobey God. In turn she gave some fruit to Adam, so he too ate of it and disobeyed God. They were both expelled from the garden and had to live out their lives struggling to survive like everybody else. They may have repented later, but the Bible does not say.

From Quiz Pair Us Up --The Knowns and Unknowns

Answer: Phurah

Judges 7:10 is the only time this man's name is mentioned when God tells Gideon to take Phurah with him when he goes down to "listen in" on the Midianites.

From Quiz King David's Friends and Family

Answer: Abigail and Zeruiah

David had two sisters (Zeruiah and Abigail), as is recorded in I Chronicles 2:16. The Bible does not have much to say about them, but David later complained that Zeruiah's sons were "too hard" for him! Note: this Abigail was not the same one as the wife of Nabal, whom David later married and who had the same name.

From Quiz People Alphabetically in the Bible' M' to 'Z'

Answer: Malchus

Jesus reprimanded Peter and restored Malchus' ear. Luke 25:22 Mordecai was Esther's cousin and guardian, who with Esther defeated the plan of Haman to destroy the Jewish nation. Read Esther for a fascinating story of courage. Mephibosheth was the crippled son of Jonathan. Because of their friendship David affirmed himself over the boy. II Samuel 4:4 Methuselah lived for 969 years, so I am sure a LOT of people met him! Genesis 5:27

From Quiz Men and Women of the Bible

Answer: daughter of Herodias

Herod was very pleased with the dance that his step-daughter was doing and told her that she could have anything she wanted in his kingdom. On the advice of her mother, she asked for the head of John on a platter.

From Quiz Children in the Bible

Answer: Moses

Moses grew up to see a burning bush, face a pharaoh, lead people through the desert, and see the back of God on a mountaintop. (Exodus)

From Quiz Not Your Average Joes

Answer: Cyprus

Even though every time this man is mentioned again in the Bible, he is referred to as Barnabas, Acts 4:36 clearly tells us that his name was Joseph. It was after he had sold all his worldly goods and given the money to the apostles in Jerusalem that they renamed him Barnabas. Joseph was born to Jewish parents into the tribe of Levi, and was born in Cyprus.

From Quiz Satan

Answer: "The sons of God."

"One day, when the sons of God came to present themselves before the Lord, Satan also came among them. And the Lord said to Satan, 'Whence do you come?' Then Satan answered the Lord and said, 'From roaming the world and patrolling it.'" (Job I: 6 - 7) Interestingly, God and Satan seem to have a very cordial relationship!

From Quiz Which Biblical Character am I?

Answer: Abraham

The Bible tells us, 'Know ye therefore that they which are of faith, the same are the children of Abraham.' (Galatians 3:7) Because of Abraham's faith, God promised to bless him and his family. Jews, Christians and Muslims all view Abraham as a patriarch.

From Quiz Famous Females (in the Bible)

Answer: Delilah

Samson and Delilah! Samson lost his strength after the Philistines cut off all his hair. Of course, it wasn't the short hair that made him weak but the promise with God that he broke. (Judges 16)

From Quiz What's in a Name?

Answer: Simeon

The only time Simeon is mentioned as being renamed Niger is in Acts 1. Simeon was a minister in one of the churches of Antioch along with Barnabas, Lucius, and Manaen.

From Quiz A Biblical Whodunnit!

Answer: An Angel of the Lord

See Matthew 28. Peter and John visited the empty tomb, but the stone had already been removed. The Roman soldiers, who were on duty, "were so afraid [of the angel] that they shook and became like dead men". The soldiers were bribed to lie about the events at the tomb. If the soldiers had really fallen asleep on duty, they would have been in danger of being executed!

From Quiz Famous Bible Characters

Answer: Lazarus

Lazarus and his sisters, Mary and Martha, were very close friends of Jesus. When Lazarus became ill, his sisters immediately sent for Jesus but he did not come until days later, when Lazarus had already died. However, Jesus raised him from the dead upon arrival. The story of Lazarus can be found in John 11.

From Quiz Women in the Bible

Answer: Esther

Esther initially hid her Jewish heritage. She revealed her background only when Haman threatened to exterminate the Jewish people. (Reference: Esther 2:5-17)

From Quiz Who am I?

Answer: Cyrus the Great

See Isaiah 44:1. Cyrus the Great was responsible for overthrowing the Babylonian Empire and was responsible for restoring the Jews to Judah see Ezra).

From Quiz Bible Girls

Answer: Uriah

When he discovered that Bathsheba was pregnant with his child, David arranged for Uriah to die in battle. You can find the story in 2 Samuel chapter 11.

From Quiz Women of the Bible. (KJV)

Answer: Hagar

See Genesis chapter 16. She was an Egyptian, and was the handmaid of Abram's wife Sarai. Abraham was actually called Abram at the time of Ishmael's birth. Hagar was treated badly by Sarai before Ishmael was born, and fled into the desert to die, but was promised that he would become the father of "a multitude" (Gen. 5 - 11)

From Quiz You Go Girl!

Answer: Vashti

Ironically, her name means "beautiful woman". Xerxes was so angry he sent a decree out that all men should be the head of their own households, and banished Vashti from his kingdom, because he feared other women might emulate her. He then searched for a new girl to be queen. He ended up choosing Esther. You can read about it in the book of Esther.

From Quiz Women in the Bible

Answer: Sapphira

Sapphira and her husband Ananias were believers in the early church. They sold some land and kept aside some of the money. When Ananias went to Peter to give him money, in order to appear more generous than he was, Ananias told Peter that he was giving all of the money to the church. Peter called him on it, saying that Ananias was lying to the Holy Spirit, and Ananias died instantly. Later, when Sapphira was asked if that was all the money they had received for the land, she continued the lie and also died.

From Quiz Judges

Answer: Shamgar

Judges 3:31

From Quiz Women of the Bible

Answer: Michal

Michal was King Saul's daughter, given to David despite Saul's jealousy of him.

From Quiz Name These Biblical Ladies

Answer: Dinah

Dinah is the half-sister of Joseph. She was raped by a prince. Her brothers Simeon and Levi avenged her rape by slaughtering the prince's entire household despite the prince attempting to make right what he had done.

From Quiz Bible Genealogy

Answer: Saul

God reluctantly allowed the Israelites to have a king after they rejected him as their king.

From Quiz "Blessed are the women...."

Answer: Tamar

Yes, this tale of broken promises and deceit can be found in Genesis 38. Tamar became pregnant from this union and bore twins. The famed king David is a descendant of Perez, the firstborn among the twins.

From Quiz They Broke the Ten Commandments

Answer: Nebuchadnezzar

The three men in question were Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, all of whom were friends of the prophet Daniel (as in the one who got thrown into the lions' den). The Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar had a massive gold statue built, and commanded the people to worship it. The three Jews refused to join in, despite Nebuchadnezzar's threats, so the king ordered a furnace to be heated until it was seven times hotter than usual, and for Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego to be burned to death in it. The guards who took the men into the furnace were burned to death themselves, but Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego all survived, with not the slightest burn or singe mark on them. There was also a fourth man spotted inside the furnace, who was actually an angel sent by G-d to protect the men. Nebuchadnezzar was so impressed at G-d's power that he ordered for anyone who disrespected G-d to be executed.

From Quiz Some Influential People of the Bible

Answer: Abraham and Sarah

Even though Abraham and Sarah only had one son, they had at least 13 great-grandchildren: Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dinah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, and Benjamin (Gen 34:1,35:23-26). Over the next 400 years, Abraham and Sarah would become the "parents" of six thousand men, not including women and children. Through their only son, Abraham and Sarah left a large footprint upon the Israelite history. In the New Testament, God is known as "the God of Abraham" by the Jews.

From Quiz A Quick Look at Queens and Women with Power

Answer: Vashti

Vashti was deposed as queen after she refused a request of Ahasuerus, king of Persia, to parade before a gathering of officials to show her beauty. According to Esther 1:10-12, "the heart of the king was merry with wine" when he requested Vashti to appear before the officials he was entertaining. Vashti, however, refused to fulfill the king's request with Scripture stating he "was furious, and his anger burned within him." Shortly afterwards, Vashti would be deposed as queen. After this incident, there is no further mention of Vashti in Scripture. There are different interpretations of the account pertaining to Vashti, but some scholars believe she refused the king's request because he wanted her to appear naked before the gathering, wearing only her crown. Esther 1:11 simply states the king requested Esther to make the appearance "wearing her royal crown, in order to show her beauty to the people and the officials, for she was beautiful to behold." One thing is certain, however. Vashti was not afraid to take a stand regardless of the consequences. According to Wikipedia, Harriet Beecher Stowe called Vashti's disobedience the "first stand for woman's rights."

From Quiz The Ultimate Bible Women Quiz!

Answer: Hagar

Sarah had been married to Abraham for many years, but she never had children, because she was barren. One day, she asked Abraham to have a child with her maid, Hagar, but Sarah quickly regretted that choice. It appears that Hagar became proud after she conceived, so she began to disrespect Sarah. In turn, Sarah began to treat Hagar cruelly, so Hagar ran away into the desert. The Angel of the Lord appeared to Hagar and commanded her to return to her mistress and to submit to Sarah's authority. The Angel of the Lord was a figure who only appeared in the Old Testament. He was like the Lord Himself appearing in the form of a man. Many Christians believe that He was the pre-incarnate Jesus. "Pre-incarnate" means that Jesus existed before His earthly birth to His mother.

From Quiz Big Time Baddies

Answer: Serpent

The serpent told Eve that if she ate of the fruit from the tree in the midst of the garden, she would be like God and would know good from evil. Seeing that the fruit from this tree would make her wise, Eve ate and encouraged Adam to do so as well, thus condemning mankind to a life outside of the Garden of Eden. When questioned by God, Adam points the finger at Eve, who in turn blames the serpent. Eve has long been blamed for getting us thrown out of the garden, but in Genesis 2:16-17, God tells Adam, not Eve, that he should not eat the fruit. I say it's all Adam's fault.

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