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Book
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Question
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Answer
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Genesis
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Which body part of Adam did God use to create Eve?
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Rib
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Exodus
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Who does an angel of the Lord speak to through a burning bush?
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Moses
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Leviticus
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What was the inner part of the Tabernacle called, where the high priest could only enter once a year?
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Holy of Holies
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Numbers
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Which tribe were not required to fight, instead serving religious duties?
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Levi
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Deuteronomy
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How many years had the Israelites wandered the wilderness?
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40
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Joshua
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After marching around for several days, the walls of which city were destroyed?
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Jericho
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Judges
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Which long-haired strongman is betrayed by Delilah?
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Samson
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Ruth
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Which king is revealed to be Ruth's great-grandson?
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David
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1 Samuel
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Who does Samuel anoint as the first king of Israel?
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Saul
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2 Samuel
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Whilst on the palace roof, who did the second king of Israel see bathing?
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Bathsheba
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1 Kings
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Which prophet does Jezebel threaten to kill in chapter 19?
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Elijah
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2 Kings
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Which prophet was a disciple to and successor of the above?
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Elisha
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1 Chronicles
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How many chapters of this book are genealogies? (Hint: almost 1/3)
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9
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2 Chronicles
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How was Zechariah killed after he criticised King Jehoash?
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Stoning
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Ezra
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In the Hebrew Bible, Ezra provides rare examples of which language?
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Aramaic
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Nehemiah
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Which part of Jerusalem is Nehemiah concerned with rebuilding?
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Walls
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Esther
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What nation does Esther become queen of?
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Persia
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Job
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God blesses Job with 14,000 of which animal?
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Sheep
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Psalms
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Psalm 23 is also known by which name?
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The Lord is my Shepherd
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Proverbs
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Which king is often credited for the authorship of this book?
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Solomon
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Ecclesiastes
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Ecclesiastes 3 opens with which famous line? (KJV)
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To every thing there is a season
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Song of Solomon
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Amongst other unusual imagery, the woman's eyes are described as which kind of bird?
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Doves
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Isaiah
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What type of angel is being described in Isaiah 6?
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Seraph
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Jeremiah
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What kingdom does Jeremiah detail the destruction of?
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Judah
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Lamentations
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Which city is Jeremiah lamenting the destruction of?
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Jerusalem
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Ezekiel
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Which city does Ezekiel describe living in exile in?
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Babylon
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Daniel
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Which king orders three men to be thrown into a fiery furnace?
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Nebuchadnezzar II
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Hosea
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Hosea's marriage to an unfaithful woman is likened to God's relationship with which nation?
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Israel
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Joel
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Joel calls the nation to lament after a plague of which insect?
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Locusts
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Amos
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Amos prophesies God's judgement of which city in modern-day Lebanon (one of the oldest cities in the world)?
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Tyre
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Obadiah
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Which mountainous nation does Obadiah prophesy the fall of?
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Edom
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Jonah
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What type of creature swallows Jonah when he disobeys God?
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Fish
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Micah
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Which town does Micah claim the messiah will emerge from?
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Bethlehem
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Nahum
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Which city, capital of Assyria, does Nahum describe the fall of?
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Nineveh
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Habakkuk
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Most of this book consists of a dialogue between Habakkuk and whom?
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God
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Zephaniah
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What event does Zephaniah write about?
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The Day of the Lord
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Haggai
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What building does Haggai urge the people to rebuild?
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Temple in Jerusalem
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Zechariah
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Which New Testament book is linked to Zechariah through imagery (including the four horsemen)?
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Revelation
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Malachi
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What does the name Malachi mean? (Hint: This book tells of a coming messiah)
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My Messenger
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Matthew
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What type of natural disaster is reported at Jesus' resurrection?
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Earthquake
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Mark
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Which parable, partly completed in the answer box, only appears in Mark?
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Parable of the Growing Seed
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Luke
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Which angel, named in Luke, visits Mary to tell her she will give birth to Jesus?
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Gabriel
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John
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How does Jesus describe himself in John 6?
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Bread of Life
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Acts
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Paul converts to Christianity whilst travelling to which city?
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Damascus
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Romans
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What name is given to non-Jews, who Paul is also keen to show the Gospel?
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Gentile
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1 Corinthians
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What kind of 'gifts' are talked about in great detail?
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Gifts of the Spirit
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2 Corinthians
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In what modern-day country is the city of Corinth?
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Greece
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Galatians
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What is the only thing Paul wishes to boast in?
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Cross of Jesus
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Ephesians
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What is the reader urged to 'put on' in preparation for spiritual warfare?
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The Armour of God
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Philippians
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For Paul, "to live is Christ", and to die is what?
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Gain
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Colossians
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Paul is writing to a city in which modern-day country?
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Turkey
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1 Thessalonians
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How is the timing of the second coming described in chapter 5?
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Like a thief in the night
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2 Thessalonians
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Alongside Paul and Timothy, who else is credited for sending this letter?
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Silas
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1 Timothy
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In which city is Timothy when Paul writes this letter?
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Ephesus
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2 Timothy
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In chapter 4, Paul describes himself as having "fought the ____ fight"?
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Good
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Titus
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On what Greek island does Titus live?
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Crete
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Philemon
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How does Paul describe himself in verse 1?
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a prisoner for Christ Jesus
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Hebrews
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What type of divine being does the author clarify Jesus is superior to?
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Angels
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James
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When facing trials, how does James urge the reader to think of these?
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Pure joy
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1 Peter
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Jesus and his followers are described as "living _____"?
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Stones
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2 Peter
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2 Peter is often compared to which other letter, with chapter 2 being notably similar?
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Jude
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1 John
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What virtue does John emphasise the value of, since "____ comes from God"?
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Love
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2 John
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The author warns against what kind of false teaching? (verse 7, KJV)
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That Jesus was not "in the flesh"
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3 John
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By what title does the author refer to themselves as?
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The Elder
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Jude
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Which cities, destroyed in Genesis, are named in a stern warning from Jude? (name either)
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Sodom | Gomorrah
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Revelation
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Which Greek letters are used to describe God?
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Alpha and Omega
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This may sound as fault-finding, but isn't "seraphim" actually the plural form of the word? I really have no other problems. It is well done, and deserves to be nominated. With at least one more minute.