The Bible Tells Me So Trivia Quiz

Answer: Enoch

Enoch was the great grandfather of Noah. He was three hundred and sixty five years old when God took him to Heaven. Enoch didn't die like humans do. He was walking with God one day and God took him to Heaven.

Answer: Euphrates

The origin of the Euphrates River is in the Armenian mountains; it runs for 1700 miles to empty into the Persian Gulf. The Lord promised Abraham that his children would control all the land from the river in Egypt to the Euphrates River. Genesis 2:14 (KJV) is the first book of the Bible to mention the Euphrates River. The verse mentions the Euphrates River being a river of paradise.

Answer: True

Paul's sermon to the Galatians began by calling them foolish for not believing that Jesus Christ had been crucified for their sins. Paul believed that they were turning away from God by walking with the unbelievers instead of listening to what God had to say.

Answer: Moses

Moses was born to Jochebed and Amram in the land of Goshen. He was taken in by the Pharoah's daughter and raised as her son. He died on top of Mount Nebo at the age of one-hundred and twenty. In Numbers, God referred to him as the most humble man on earth and stated that there was no other prophet like Moses.

Answer: Wicked

Er was the grandson of Jacob and Leah and a husband of Tamar. Not much is known about Er other than the Lord killed him because of his wickedness.

Answer: Pharisees and Sadducees

John the Baptist was beginning a baptism when he saw some Pharisees and Sadducees in the crowd. Stopping the baptism, John the Baptist publicly denounced the two groups by calling them a generation of vipers. The Gospel of Luke has John the Baptist having the same encounter with the Pharisees and Sadducees, but in Luke John the Baptist is speaking to the public while in Matthew John the Baptist is pointing at the Pharisees and Sadducees.

Answer: Solomon

God had given Solomon many riches and made him wiser than all men. I Kings illustrates this point by adding that Solomon was wiser than Ethan, Herman, Calcol, and Darda. Solomon spoke three thousand proverbs and wrote one thousand and five songs. People from miles around came to hear Solomon speak just so they could hear his wisdom.

Answer: Nimrod

Nimrod was the son of Cush, the grandson of Ham, and the great grandson of Noah. The Bible described him as a mighty hunter before the Lord. Nimrod established his kingdom in Shinar and helped erect the Tower of Babel.

Answer: Cain; Abel

I John 3 is addressed to the children of God and how believers as children of God should love one another and not act out of jealousy as Cain did to Abel when Cain killed his brother.

Answer: Perfect and upright

In the first verse, Job is described as perfect and upright. Even after his home and family was destroyed, Job kept his faith in God and was rewarded with more than what he had before his tragedies.