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About Time for a Bible Quiz


About Time

See if you have the time for this Bible Quiz

  1. According to James, how long is our life?

    2. Four score and seven years
    A little while
    A span
    An eternity
  2. At what time did the earthquake that broke open the prison Paul and Silas were in occur?

    3. At dawn
    Midday
    Midnight
    Third watch
  3. At what hour did Jesus cry out with a loud voice, saying, "ELI, ELI, LAMA SABACHTHANI?"

    4. Second
    Fourth
    Sixth
    Ninth
  4. When did Paul quit preaching after Eutychus fell from the window?

    5. Midnight
    Daybreak
    That very hour
    After the second watch
  5. At what time did Elijah offer his sacrifice during the showdown at Mt. Carmel?

    6. Before noon
    After noon
    The time of the offering of the evening sacrifice
    Sunset
  6. At what time of day did the Shunammite woman's (a friend of Elijah) son die?

    7. After breakfast
    Noon
    At supper
    After midnight
  7. At what time of day did Peter preach on Pentecost?

    8. Third hour
    Fifth hour
    Seventh hour
    Eleventh hour
  8. What time of day did Cornelius receive his vision to send for Peter?

    9. Second hour
    Fifth hour
    Ninth hour
    Tenth hour
  9. How many days consideration did Rehoboam take on the offer to lighten the people's load?

    10. 1
    3
    5
    7
  10. How long was the reign of Zimri, the shortest of the kings of Israel?

    11. 7 days
    1 month
    6 months
    2 years

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