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In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

Growing up, I've always heard my ancestors were heavily involved in Congregational churches. I realized I did not know much about this denomination. Fill in the blanks in this piece about the religion and perhaps learn a bit along the way.

Depictions of Jesus vary wildly across denominations, centuries, and artistic media. I'll give you the date and place, and you match the depiction. Our survey will take us through over 1,500 years. (This quiz is in no way a comprehensive study.)

A place name from the Old Testament is hidden in each of the ten sentences. Can you find them?

Today we are traveling through the ancient Middle East, visiting sites that were important in both the Old and New Testaments. Come along with me, and let's see what we can uncover.

God often rewards His righteous followers with abundant blessings. Match each biblical figure with the reward God bestowed upon them for their faithfulness and righteousness.

Here is the text of Isaiah 11:1-10, according to the King James Version. Fill in the missing words.

This quiz takes a look at those who witnessed for Christ, or those who saw things with their own eyes. Inspiration for this quiz comes from Emily Filipi's book '3,285 Bible Questions & Answers.'

Combining the visual of the symbols associated with each of the 12 Tribes of Israel and the meaning behind each name as it was given at the birth of each son of Jacob, can you connect those names to the symbols in this mosaic? ESV translation used.

Here we have ten towns or cities mentioned in the Old Testament. Can you spot the ten names that are mentioned in the Bible and dismiss the incorrect names? All the information is taken from the King James Version of the Bible.

A place name from the New Testament is hidden in each of the ten sentences. Can you find them?

In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV and the NIV were used for this quiz.)

'Seder' means 'order', and the Seder is the traditional ceremony and meal that takes place on the first night of Passover. Although traditions vary, the events in this quiz are what take place in a typical Seder. Can you put them in order?

Hands heal, protect, bless, and symbolize belonging across cultures. This quiz explores how different world religions use hands in rituals and traditions. Match each description to its associated world religion.

Here are the names of ten men mentioned in the Old Testament (King James Bible Version). Can you spot the ten names that are mentioned in the Bible and dismiss the incorrect names?

This quiz takes a look at the Ten Commandments handed down by God to Moses on Mount Sinai. Your challenge is put the commandments in order as they appear in Scripture -- No. 1 through to No. 10 (NKJV).

A name from the Old Testament is hidden in each of the ten sentences. Can you find them?

A name from the New Testament is hidden in each of the ten sentences. Can you find them?

This quiz takes a look at the ten plagues that were unleashed on Egypt, as per the book of Exodus in the Old Testament. The NKJV was used for this quiz.

The word "seed" appears in the Bible numerous times. This quiz takes a look at some of the passages with that word. All quotes are from the New American Standard translation.

This quiz focuses on the number seven and how it appears in various ways in world religions. Can you identify which one belongs to which religion? Good luck!

Guru Angad was the second of the Sikh gurus. How much do you know about him?

This quiz takes a look at 15 different miracles in the Old Testament. Your challenge is to determine who performed each miracle. Was it Moses, Elijah or Elisha? (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

A variety of plants can be found in the Bible with both literal and symbolic meanings. Come answer a few questions about these flora in both the Old and New Testament. The NIV, or New International Version, is used for the quiz.

A match made in heaven? Maybe that's motivation enough to try the thirteenth quiz in my bible alphabetics series - all about M! (All Biblical quotes are from the NIV.)

This quiz takes a look at mountains in the Old and New Testaments. Your challenge is to select the name at the right of your screen and link it up with the correct description at the left. (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

This quiz takes a look at ten different miracles in the New Testament. Your challenge is to determine who performed each miracle. Was it Jesus, Peter or Paul? (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

In this quiz, we take a look at some unusual people and/or events in the Old and New Testaments. And people say the Bible is boring! (The NKJV was used for this quiz.)

In this quiz your task is to correctly identify the 13 books in the New Testament Paul is credited with writing. All 27 books in the New Testament are listed. The NKJV was used for this quiz.

There's a saying things happen in threes, so I couldn't resist the temptation to write a quiz on the theme. Inspiration for this installment came from Emily Filipi's book '3,285 Bible Questions & Answers'. (Bible version used is the NKJV.)