Bible Study Review Quiz: Test!
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Would you be drawn into a Bible study review? Bible study is the analysis of the Bible as a personal religious or spiritual practice. The Bible contains sixty-six books that can be used as historical accounts. The Bible is often studied in small groups and groups within church organizations. This quiz will help you comprehend more about the Bible.
- 1.
PENTECOST means...
- A.
20th
- B.
50th
- C.
7th
Correct Answer
B. 50th -
- 2.
SHAVUOT means...
- A.
Days
- B.
Months
- C.
Weeks
Correct Answer
C. Weeks -
- 3.
Psalm 8 ia about.....
- A.
Praise, creation, humankind
- B.
G-d, creation, humankind
- C.
Prayer, creation, humankind
Correct Answer
B. G-d, creation, humankind -
- 4.
Psalm 117 is about....
- A.
All nations and people praising the President
- B.
All nations and people praising one another
- C.
All nations and people praising G-d
Correct Answer
C. All nations and people praising G-d -
- 5.
The Book of Psalms is the.......
- A.
Story book of the Bible
- B.
Song book of the Bible
- C.
Alphabet book of the Bible
Correct Answer
B. Song book of the Bible -
- 6.
Prayer is a way we can .....
- A.
Talk to G-d
- B.
Talk to animals
- C.
Talk to our friends
Correct Answer
A. Talk to G-d -
- 7.
To praise G-d means...
- A.
To give G-d all the glory
- B.
To complain to G-d
- C.
To ask G-d for money
Correct Answer
A. To give G-d all the glory -
- 8.
"God so loved the ____________, He gave His Only Begotten _________, that whoever believed in Him, will not perish(die), but have everlasting ______________."
Correct Answer
WORD BANK: waters war life love laughter world daughter SonExplanation
Fill in the blanks by writing the missing word(s) from the word bank.Rate this question:
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