What is a 'Myth' in the Bible?

A symbolic story explaining deep truths

A collection of sacred texts inspired by God

What does the word 'Hebrew' refer to?

An ancient people and their language

What does Philippians 4:13 say?

I can do all things through Christ

What is a 'Covenant' in the Bible?

A sacred agreement between God and His people

What is the New Testament mainly about?

The teachings and life of Jesus and early Christians

A person baptized and following Jesus' teachings

What does Exodus describe?

Moses leading Israelites out of slavery

What does 'Biblical inspiration' mean?

The Holy Spirit helped humans write Gods message

What is Revelation in the Bible?

How God reveals Himself to people

What are the Historical Books in the Bible about?

The Jewish people's history and events

A Jewish prayer declaring God is One

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What is a 'Myth' in the Bible?
A symbolic story explaining deep truths
A story about monsters
A false story
A biography of a king
2
What are Proverbs?
Historical documents
Long speeches
Rules for rituals
Wise sayings meant to teach
3
What is the Bible?
A list of Christian laws
A book of poetry only
A collection of sacred texts inspired by God
A single book written by one person
4
What does Genesis tell the story of?
Paul's letters
Jesus' resurrection
Creation and early humanity
The plagues of Egypt
5
What does the word 'Hebrew' refer to?
A Roman ruler
An ancient people and their language
A type of angel
A Christian festival
6
What does the term 'Gospel' mean?
Sacred Songs
God's Law
Good News
Stories about Moses
7
What does Philippians 4:13 say?
Let there be light
In the beginning God created
The Lord is my shepherd
I can do all things through Christ
8
What are the first five books of the Bible called?
Epistles
Psalms
Torah or Pentateuch
Gospels
9
What is a 'Covenant' in the Bible?
A book of songs
A law written by Moses
A sacred agreement between God and His people
A type of prayer
10
What is the New Testament mainly about?
The laws of Moses
Jewish poetry
The teachings and life of Jesus and early Christians
Stories of ancient kings
11
Who is a Christian?
A follower of Islam
Someone who reads the Torah
A Jewish priest
A person baptized and following Jesus' teachings
12
what are the four gospels?
Kings, History, Prophets, Letters
Matthew, Mark, Luke and Andrew
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
13
What does Exodus describe?
The laws of Rome
The fall of Jericho
Moses leading Israelites out of slavery
The end of the world
14
What are Wisdom Books meant to teach?
Geography
Rules for war
Family lineages
How to live a good life
15
Who wrote many of the Epistles in the New Testament?
Peter
Moses
John
Paul
16
What does 'Biblical inspiration' mean?
The Bible was written in heaven
The Holy Spirit helped humans write Gods message
God dictated every word to the authors
Writers copied other holy books
17
What is Revelation in the Bible?
A hidden cave
How God reveals Himself to people
A prayer by Jesus
A letter by Moses
18
What is sacred scripture?
Inspired writings of the Bible
Names of saints
Church traditions only
Rules for holy days
19
What are the Historical Books in the Bible about?
Future prophecies
Stories of Jesus
The Jewish people's history and events
Poetry and songs
20
What is the Shema?
A Jewish prayer declaring God is One
A Christian hymn
A part of Revelation
A psalm of David

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