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An Easy Bible Quiz


An Easy Bible Quiz

This one is too easy or is it?

  1. Who killed the Goliath the Gittite?

    2. David
    Saul
    Elhanan
    Jonathan
  2. Who did David think killed Saul?

    3. Saul killed himself
    An Amalekite
    Jonathan
    A Philistine archer
  3. How many loaves did they start with before Jesus fed the multitude in Matthew 15?

    4. Five
    Seven
    Nine
    The Bible Does Not Say
  4. Where did the Magi find the child Jesus?

    5. A manger
    A stable
    At the Inn
    A house
  5. Who brought about a hundred pounds of spice as he carried the body of Jesus to the tomb?

    6. Joseph of Arimathea
    Martha
    Mary
    Nicodemus
  6. Why were Adam and Eve removed from the garden?

    7. They ate of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil
    They ate from the tree of life
    To keep them from eating of the tree of life
    They were naked
  7. Who cut Samson's hair causing him to lose his great strength?

    8. Delilah
    Samson
    A man
    His wife
  8. How many total Apostles were there?

    9. 12
    13
    14
    15
  9. How many total tribes of Israel were there?

    10. 12
    13
    14
    15
  10. Saul was the first King of Israel, who was the second?

    11. Ishbosheth
    David
    Solomon
    Samuel

These may help: 2nd Samuel 21:9, 2nd Samuel 1:1-10, Matthew 2:11, John 19:39, Judges 16:19, 2nd Samuel 2:8-10
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