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A Dogged Bible Quiz

A Dogged Bible Quiz

  1. During what event was said “a dog will not even bark”?

    2. Passover
    Crucifixion
    Day of Pentecost
    The Judgment

  2. Whose army was void of men that licked water like dogs?

    3. David
    Gideon
    Saul
    Josiah

  3. According to Proverbs, who is like one who takes a dog by the ears?

    4. A man that lies to God
    A rebellious son
    A fool
    One who meddles in others affairs

  4. According to Solomon, A live dog is better than…?

    5. A dead lion
    A cat
    An unfaithful friend
    A dead dog

  5. Who said, “it is not good to take the children's bread and throw it to the dogs.”

    6. Solomon
    David
    Jesus
    Paul

  6. What does the Bible teach not to give to dogs?

    7. What is holy
    What is not ours
    Chocolate
    The scraps off our table

  7. According to Revelation, where are dogs in heaven?

    8. By their masters
    Outside the gates
    In their own houses
    It does not say

  8. What queen's body was eaten by dogs?

    9. Ester
    Athaliah
    Herodias
    Jezebel

  9. Whose sores were licked by dogs?

    10. Job
    Paul
    Lazarus
    Naaman

  10. Who said “Am I a dog, that you come to me with sticks”?

    11. Elisha
    Goliath
    Abner
    Ahab

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