L-Z Trivia

1. Lot traveled with Abram to the land of Canaan (and to Egypt, and then back to Canaan again) before choosing to live in the city of Sodom. What was his relation to Abram?

From Quiz Lions, Lambs and Leprosy

Answer: Nephew

Genesis 12:4,5 describe their departure: "So Abram went, as the Lord had told him; and Lot went with him. Abram was seventy-five years old when he set out from Harran. He took his wife Sarai, his nephew Lot, all the possessions they had accumulated and the people they had acquired in Harran, and they set out for the land of Canaan, and they arrived there." In 1 Peter 2:7, Peter describes Lot as "a righteous man, who was distressed by the depraved conduct of the lawless." When God condemned Sodom and Gomorrah to destruction, only Lot and his immediate family were spared (and then Lot's wife was turned to a pillar of salt when she looked back).

From Quiz You Can't Spell the Bible Without S and T

Answer: Samson

Samson's story is described in Chapters 13 to 16 of the Book of Judges. He had taken a vow as a Nazarite and was granted great physical strength by God as long as he fulfilled his vow (including not cutting his hair). When he unwisely shared this secret with his foreign lover Delilah, she had her servant cut his hair taking away his strength. She then turned him over to the Philistines, who blinded him.

From Quiz The Bible According to "P"

Answer: Patmos

He is also known as John the Revelator or John the Divine. The authorship of the Book of Revelation is simply attributed to John and Christian tradition dictates that this is John, the son of Zebedee, the apostle and also the author of the Gospel according to St. John. This is sometimes disputed. Traditional history also informs us that John was banished to the island of Patmos, a small island in the Aegean Sea, by the Romans. It was here that he supposedly had his visions and penned the Book of Revelation.

From Quiz 25 Bible Names Starting with the Letter 'P'

Answer: Potiphar

According to Genesis 37:36, Joseph was sold as a slave to Potiphar, one of the Pharaoh's officials and captain of the guard. Genesis 39:4 reports Potiphar liked Joseph and put him in charge of his household, entrusting "his care to everything he owned." Things would change dramatically, however, when Potiphar's wife falsely accused Joseph of attempted rape and he was tossed into prison.

From Quiz 25 Bible Names Starting with the Letter 'S'

Answer: Sarai

The correct answer is Sarai. Prior to becoming known as Abraham, her husband was called Abram, according to Scripture. The names Sarah and Abraham were given to the couple by God. In Genesis 17:15-16 God announces Sarai's new name and proclaims she will the mother of nations, and kings of people will come from her.

From Quiz 25 Bible Names Starting with the Letter 'Z'

Answer: Zilpah

Leah gave permission to her husband Jacob to sleep with Zilpah as she was unable to conceive at the time. According to Genesis 30:9-12, Jacob and Zilpah were the parents of Gad and Asher. Scripture records that Leah's father Laban had given Zilpah to her as an aide, as per Genesis 29:24. Little else is known about Zilpah. However, according to Wikipedia, Jewish tradition has it that Zilpah was buried in the Tomb of the Matriarchs in Tiberias.

From Quiz "T"eeing Off for Another Bible Quiz

Answer: Tabitha

The Bible tells us this in Acts 36 (KJV). She was from Joppa, which today is called Jaffa. it is located in Israel. Acts 9:40 tells us that Peter raised her from the dead.

From Quiz "R" You Ready For Another Bible Quiz?

Answer: rabbi

Rabbi may also mean teacher. Today the rabbi is the head of a Jewish synagogue.

From Quiz A "Q" Bible Quiz

Answer: quail

You can read about this in Exodus 16:13 or Numbers 11:31-32. Quail can mean any of a number of types of small game bird. God also sent them manna to eat.

From Quiz The "P" Bible Quiz

Answer: Paarai

Paarai was one of David's heroes. His name means "opening of the Lord".

From Quiz "O" Give Me a Bible Quiz

Answer: oak tree

It says the oak was near Shechem. Shechem was the first capital of Israel back in Biblical times.

From Quiz 'N'other Bible Quiz

Answer: Naamah

Naamah was the youngest child of Lamech and Zillah. She was a descendant of Cain.

From Quiz An "M" Bible Quiz

Answer: Maaseiah

Maaseiah was the king's son. Maaseiah's name means "the word of the Lord".

From Quiz The "L" Bible Quiz

Answer: Laban

Laban was also Rachel's father. He tricked Jacob into working an extra seven years in order to marry Rachel. After the first seven years, Jacob married Rachel's sister, Leah. You can read about this in Genesis 29.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'Z'

Answer: Zebulun

Zebulun is the correct answer. In the 49th chapter of Genesis, Jacob blesses his 12 sons. In verse 13, he has this to say: "Zebulun will live by the seashore and become a haven for ships; his border will extend toward Sidon." According to notes in the NIV Study Bible, Zebulun probably means honor.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'Y'

Answer: Jared

Jared is the correct answer. According to Genesis 5:20 Jared lived for 962 years. When it comes to longevity, Adam ranks right up there. According to Genesis 5:5, the world's first man was 930 years old when he died. Three other men who lived beyond 900 years were Seth, Kenan and Enosh. According to the fifth chapter of Genesis, Seth lived for 912 years, Kenan 910 years and Enosh 905 years.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'X'

Answer: Exodus

Exodus is the correct answer. It's the second book in the Bible, appearing after Genesis. Exodus tells of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt and traveling to Canaan.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'V'

Answer: Vashti

Queen Vashti was deposed after she refused to obey a request of King Xerxes. In Esther 1:10, it states the king asked Queen Vashti to wear her royal crown and come before him to "display her beauty" to the people and the nobles. Esther 1:12, in the NIV Bible, states: "But when the attendants delivered the king's command, Queen Vashti refused to come. Then the king became furious and burned with anger." It was the end for her and a new beginning for Esther who would become queen.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'U'

Answer: Uriah

Yes, Uriah was the first husband of Bathsheba, David's most famous wife. After David learned Bathsheba was pregnant through an adulterous affair he had with her, he ended up conspiring to have Uriah murdered. The adultery took place while Uriah, a soldier, was in battle. After plotting and scheming, David eventually ordered Uriah to be placed in the front line where the fighting was fiercest and then had all the men withdraw, as per 2 Samuel 11:15. True to plan, Uriah was killed.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'T'

Answer: Tola

Tola is the correct answer. According to Judges 10:1-2, Tola judged Israel for 23 years. Scripture states Tola was the son of Puah and the grandson of Dodo and he lived in Shamir in the hill-country of Ephraim. According to the two passages, Tola "rose to save Israel". After he died he was buried in Shamir, according to Scripture.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'S'

Answer: Sarai

The correct answer is Sarai. Prior to becoming known as Abraham, her husband was called Abram, according to Scripture. Genesis 17:15-16, in the NIV Bible, states: "God also said to Abraham, 'As for Sarai your wife, you are no longer to call her Sarai; her name will be Sarah. I will bless her and will surely give you a son by her. I will bless her so that she will be the mother of nations; kings of peoples will come from her'."

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'R'

Answer: Rebekah

Rebekah is the correct answer. The account of her giving birth to twin boys (Esau and Jacob) is found in the 25th chapter of Genesis. According to Scripture, Esau became a skillful hunter while Jacob was content to stay at home among the tents.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'Q'

Answer: Queen of Sheba

The visit by the Queen of Sheba is recalled in the 10th chapter of 1 Kings and the 9th chapter of 2 Chronicles. Scripture reports she arrived in Jerusalem with "a very great caravan" carrying spices, large quantities of gold, and precious stones. Scripture also reports she was "overwhelmed" with Solomon's wisdom and his immense wealth. According to notes in the NKJV Study Bible, Sheba was located in southwestern Arabia, present-day Yemen.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'P'

Answer: Potiphar

According to Genesis 37:36, Joseph was sold as a slave to Potiphar, one of the Pharaoh's officials and captain of the guard. Genesis 39:4 reports Potiphar liked Joseph and put him in charge of his household, entrusting "his care to everything he owned." Things would change dramatically, however, when Potiphar's wife falsely accused Joseph of attempted rape and he was tossed into prison.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'O'

Answer: 1

Only one book, Obadiah, starts with the letter 'O'. The book consists of only one chapter, making it the shortest book in the Old Testament. According to Wikipedia, Obadiah means "servant (or worshipper) of the Lord". In the Christian Bible, Obadiah is considered a minor prophet. The book is called 'minor' simply because its much shorter than those by the likes of Daniel and Jeremiah. The twelve books in the Minor Prophet section, however, are seen as every bit as important as the books written by other prophets in the Old Testament.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'N'

Answer: Nehemiah

Not much is known about the personal life of Nehemiah, apart from the fact he had a brother called Hanani and their father was Hacaliah, as per Nehemiah 1:1-2. Facing gigantic odds, Nehemiah successfully rebuilt the wall around Jerusalem. In Biblical times, walls around cities were a common feature as they were used to keep occupants safe from intruders. Although Nehemiah rebuilt the wall around Jerusalem, it is not unanimous he wrote the Old Testament book that bears his name. Some believe Ezra wrote the book, relying on Nehemiah's memories. Those who believe Ezra wrote the book point out Nehemiah 7:5-73 and Ezra 2:1-70 are almost identical.

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'M'

Answer: Methuselah

Methuselah was the oldest person in the Bible, living for 969 years, according to Genesis 5:27. Holding down the second spot for the oldest living person in the Bible is Jared, who lived for 962 years as per Genesis 5:20. Adam, who lived for 930 years, was the third oldest person in the Bible, as per Genesis 5:5. Methuselah's longevity has given birth to today's comical expression that someone or something is "as old as Methuselah".

From Quiz Biblical Alphabetics -- The Letter 'L'

Answer: Laban

Laban is the correct answer. There's no disputing the fact he was shrewd and devious. Laban got fourteen years of labor out of Jacob, largely by tricking him. Jacob agreed to work for seven years for Laban if he could marry his younger daughter Rachel. However, at the end of seven years, Laban gave Jacob his older daughter Leah in marriage, saying "it is not our custom here to give the younger daughter in marriage before the older one." So, Jacob agreed to work an additional seven years for Rachel's hand. It's a case of what goes around, comes around. After all, Jacob was a master deceiver as he had duped his elderly father Isaac into giving him his blessing over his twin brother Esau, as per Genesis 27: 1-40. After this incident, Jacob ended up fleeing as Esau plotted to kill him.

From Quiz Biblical M, N, O and P

Answer: Peter

John 21:17 says, "He said to him the third time, 'Simon, son of Jonah, do you love Me?' Peter was grieved because He said to him the third time, 'Do you love Me?' And he said to Him, 'Lord, You know all things; You know that I love You.' Jesus said to him, 'Feed My sheep.'"

From Quiz Biblical Q and R

Answer: Rahab

Joshua 2 tells the story of Rahab and the Israelite spies. Rahab negotiates for safe removal from Jericho for herself and her family when the Israelites return. In exchange she will hide and ensure safe departure from Jericho for the spies. The identification of Rahab's home would be the scarlet cord in the window. Quartus means "fourth." Rakem means "multicolored." Rechab means "rider."

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