Bible Basics: Trivia Quiz! Exam

At God's instruction Noah began to build an ark exactly to God's specifications.  People began to make fun of him, since before this rain had never fallen from the sky but actuall came up through the ground to water the crops and give people water.  Noah believed God and continued to build the large boat with his sons and their family's help.  It was a good thing he did too since God sent the rain and all the earth perished except Noah and his family and the animals he had gathered int he boat.  Read more about Noah in the book of Genesis Chapter 6.

Jesus is the correct answer because according to Christian belief, Jesus willingly sacrificed himself on the cross as an act of redemption for humanity's sins. This event, known as the crucifixion, is considered the ultimate act of love and salvation. Jesus' death on the cross is seen as a fulfillment of prophecy and the means by which believers can receive forgiveness and eternal life. Paul, Joseph, and Herman are not associated with this specific act of sacrifice and redemption in Christian theology.

God promised Abraham and Sarah a baby many years before that promise was fulfilled. He did provide them with a son when they were very old. This showed wihtout a doubt that the baby, had to be from God. Learn more about Sarah and Abraham in Genesis 18.

Genesis is the first book of the Bible. Genesis has many famous stories including Creation, Adam and Eve, the Flood and Abraham and Sarah.

When God led the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt they came to the Red Sea which they had no way to cross. With the Egyptian army close behind on horses and in chariots, they knew they were in trouble. But God parted the Red Sea and allowed every one of them to cross without injury. Learn more about this epic Bible adventure by reading Exodus 14:13-29

In the Bible, it is mentioned that God gave Moses Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. These commandments are a set of moral and religious laws that serve as guidelines for the Israelites and are still considered significant in many religious traditions today. Therefore, the correct answer is 10.

Gabriel and Michael were angels. Gabriel was the angel that told Mary she would have the son of God. He was a messenger. Michael is known as an archangel in Jude 1:9

Peter and John were ordinary fisherment that became extra ordinary men by following Christ during his earthly ministry and after his resurection. They both saw and performed many miracles through the power of Christ. John tells us in the book of John Chapter 21 that if he wrote down all the amazing things Jesus did the world would not have enough room to house all the books!