Bible Trivia Question

What was the name of a man who was given the Spirit of God, to enable him to become a good craftsman, and assist with the building of the tabernacle?
| Uri | Buz | Caleb | Bezaleel |

What did Jesus say the priests had turned his house of prayer into?
| A temple of drunkards | A house of evil | A place of rogues | A den of thieves |

What provoked Jesus to say to the Pharisees, "he that is without sin, let him first cast a stone."
| They accused Jesus' disciples of doing work on the Sabbath day | They brought him a man caught in the act of stealing a loaf of bread | They brought him a woman taken in the act of adultery | They objected to Jesus associating with harlots |

Which Book? : This book of the Bible is a letter written by Paul to a man whose slave has run away from him. Paul pleads for the slave to be received home again because they are all brothers in the Lord.

Fill in the missing name : And they called Barnabas, Jupiter; and ____, Mercurius, because he was the chief speaker.

What did Jesus say when the Pharisees asked why he ate with publicans and sinners?
| Birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head. | God uses the weak things of the world to bring forth strength. | They that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick. | Go thou, and do likewise. |

Who, at the trial of Peter and John, kept them from being punished by the rulers and priests?
| Stephen | Paul | High priest | The healed lame man |

Whose ear was cut off with a sword at the arrest of Jesus?
| Judas Iscariot | Peter | Mark | Servant of the High Priest |

Many of the chief rulers privately believed in Jesus. Why did they not confess this belief publicly?
| They were afraid the Pharisees would put them out of the synagogue | They thought the Pharisees would ridicule them | They were afraid the Pharisees would publicly denounce them | They thought the Pharisees would tell the Roman soldiers |

Which garden did Jesus go to pray in before his arrest?
| Galilee | Babylon | Eden | Gethsemane |