New Testament Trivia Quizzes

Here are ten paintings inspired by stories from the New Testament. Can you recognise the events depicted? All quotes are from the King James Version.

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

Decisions, decisions! This is the second edition to "Maybe You Should Think About That"! Focusing mostly on people in the New Testament, give some thought to who these people are and the choices they made!

Paul's letters to the early churches and apostles remind them to be constantly on guard in their faith and their lives, lest they be distracted from their true mission. This quiz contains specific warnings about a few of these potential pitfalls.

Timothy was a young worker in the early church who labored tirelessly alongside the likes of Paul and Silas. How much do you know about the man to whom two letters in the New Testament are addressed? (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

This quiz takes a look at 25 place names in the New Testament with questions based on letters of the alphabet. The letters 'X' and 'Y' are combined for one question. (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my seventh installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

Luke is one of my favorite Bible characters, this even though many simply regard him as a writer of two books and not as one of the men actively involved in working for the early church. How much do you know? (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

Christ preached love. This is made clear in 1 John, and in other parts of the Bible. Please enjoy our quiz and be blessed.

We prepared this as a New Year celebratory quiz - but we believe that what's new in the New Testament is new all year round - go ahead and see if you know the answers!

The Holy Ghost. Apparition, faceless wonder, or real manifestation of the Godhead? You decide... after you take the quiz. Special thanks to Cowrofl, one of my team members, for his suggestions. (All scriptures are from the King James Version)

Even fundamentalists like me believe that certain quotes of the Bible are not meant to be taken literally. This is about figurative language and similar literary devices that Jesus uses in the New Testament. (I mainly used the NASB.)

This quiz is about some of the claims, promises and benefits associated with the name of Jesus. These questions are based on the New International Version of the Bible.

Hey everyone! This is only my second quiz, and I hope that you guys will find it both enjoyable and educational. Have fun! Note: The Bible translation I use in this quiz is the New American Standard version.

This quiz tests your knowledge of the order books appear in the New Testament. I suspect some will find it easy while others will find it difficult. (Hope I am not out of order saying that!)

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

In this quiz, I give you two names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

How and when did we get the New Testament we have today? Take this quiz and learn.

Here are some questions about Easter that may test your knowledge. KJV

This quiz deals with the backgrounds and circumstances in which Jesus preached his message and with some of the events that shaped the early church.

This quiz takes its questions from the Christmas song "Mary Did You Know?" written by Mark Lowry. The NIV (New International Version) was used in making this quiz.

This quiz is, as the title suggests, about Jews, Gentiles, and the Christian church. Can you match the Biblical descriptions to the answers? I used the New American Standard Bible and most other translations use the same wordage that the NASB does.

In this quiz, I give you some details and your task is to pick which one of the four Gospels contains the information. Hope you have as much fun playing this quiz as I had compiling it. (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

This quiz features ten workers in the early church of the New Testament. Your challenge is to match the workers with the statements. (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, I give you two names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my second installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my third installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

This quiz takes a look at some of the miracles performed by Jesus, as per the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The New King James Version Bible was used for this quiz.

BE PREPARED! While taking this quiz, you may like to look up your answers prior to confirming them as your final answers. You will travel all over the New Testament with this one. (KJV used to construct this quiz)

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

In celebration of Easter, members of A Joyful Noise present a quiz devoted to events pertaining to the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. We hope you enjoy the quiz and wish everyone a blessed Easter.

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my eighth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

A number of characters in the Bible have two names. Let's take a look at some of them in the New Testament. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

The Bible Believers Brigade offers this Easter or Resurrection Sunday quiz. The initial inspiration for this came from a conversation with Cowrofl, a member of the other Christian group A Joyful Noise.

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my fourth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

Priscilla and Aquila formed a husband-wife team that labored in the early church. Their names appear only seven times in the New Testament but there's a wealth of information. How much do you know? (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my ninth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

I'll set the scene for a dramatic moment in the New Testament. You simply decide what happened next. All references are from the Amplified Bible, including variant readings. This is a sequel to my "Dramatic Moments in the Old Testament."

Hey everyone. This is Bible Trivia: New Testament. All questions and answers are from the New Testament section of the Bible. KJV used for referencing. Enjoy!

Modern English New Testaments are translations from the Greek. How much do you know about the differences in meaning between English words and the Greek words from which they are translated? (NASB translation used except where otherwise noted.)

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

This quiz takes a look at the last sentences in ten books of the New Testament. Your task is to match the sentence with the correct book. All samples are from the NKJV.

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my sixth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my tenth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

How well do you know your New Testament? These are all verses from the New Testament NIV version. You pick which book it is in and have fun.

In this quiz, I give you some names from the New Testament and you tell me what they have in common. For example: Peter and John. Answer: Disciples. This is my fifth installment. So, sit back and have some fun. (The NIV was used for this quiz.)

Most of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament is about Israel. What does the New Testament say about Israel? Unless noted otherwise, quotes are from the NASB.

This quiz is on Simon of Cyrene and his life changing experience with Jesus -albeit for a short duration - which has a special significance in the Bible. Most Scripture references are from the NIV version of The Holy Bible.

This quiz is about some of the Amazing, Astounding and Awesome Sayings of Jesus. Most Scripture references are from the NIV version of the Holy Bible.

This quiz takes a look at ten different books in the New Testament. Your challenge is to correctly match the book with the statements made at the left of the screen. Keep smiling and may God bless.

In part five of the Bible Fun series, I'll continue from Mark. All references are from the New International Version. Have fun!

The letters of the New Testament were written to certain people in particular. I give you part of the dedication and you choose to which book it belongs. This is my first quiz. (All questions are based on the New International Bible.)

"Because the Bible says so" is a quiz based on Bible quotations - not religious traditions. In the first installment these Bible questions come from passages in the New Testament. The New King James Version is the version used in this quiz.

In this quiz we're going to take a look at some of the churches mentioned in the New Testament. Have fun!

How well do you know the "Koine", the Greek New Testament? All Greek quotes are from the Vatican Manuscript #1209; the English text is from the Revised Standard Version except where noted. Capital E=eta, capital O=omega, ch=chi, etc.

Most, if not all of us, want to love and be loved. Let's have a look at what the Bible has to say about this emotion. (King James version used)

In part VII of the Bible Fun series, I will conclude the series from 2 Peter to Revelation, and then I'll ask some questions about the books of the Bible in general. All references are from the NIV. Have fun!

Put your faith in the light and top score on this faith-filled quiz. Have fun. (King James Version used)

In part VI of the Bible Fun series I'll continue from Colossians. All references are from the NIV. Have fun!

Hi, you guys. This is a quiz based on Jesus and John the Baptist. Enjoy. (KJV used for referencing)