Bible Trivia Question

What did God promise to make of Abram if he obeyed and left his country?
| A powerful king | A mighty warrior | A great nation | A wealthy trader |

What message did Elijah give to Ahaziah concerning his future for inquiring of a false god?
| Would be stabbed by his servant | Would never get out of bed alive | Plague would strike him and his family | Flesh would be eaten by dogs |

What did God specifically command concerning the thanksgiving offering that the Israelites made?
| They must eat it on the day it is offered. | The animal must be without defect | No yeast must come into contact with the offering | It must consist of two turtledoves or pigeons |

What punishment did God promise to anyone who killed Cain?
| Exile from the land in which they lived | Sevenfold vengeance | They would be consumed by fire | Constant suffering until they died |

Which of the following was not a promise God made to David?
| David's son would build a house for God | God would be the father of one of David's sons | God will not take his love away from a future son of David | One of David's daughters would be the first queen of Israel |

How did God respond when he smelled Noah’s sacrifice after the flood?
| He gave Noah a sign in the sky | He promised never to curse the ground again | He commanded Noah to build a temple | He sent rain as a blessing |

What did God say to Noah, after the flood, would now be the food for humans, in addition to plants?
| Only birds and fish | Every moving thing that lives | Only clean animals | Only animals that they could tame |

What restriction did God place on the consumption of animals after the flood?
| They must cook all meat thoroughly | They must not eat flesh with its lifeblood still in it | They must not eat the flesh of certain animals | They must only eat animals that die naturally |

Who did Paul write a letter to concerning his slave Onesimus?
| Jude | Titus | James | Philemon |

What did King Artaxerxes order concerning Jerusalem?
| Jerusalem not be rebuilt until his command | A festival be held each year to honor Jerusalem | No Jew was to work more than eight hours a day | Everyone in Persia was to worship Jehovah |