Bible Believers Brigade Mixed Bible Trivia #4 Quiz

Answer: Jesus Christ

Peter was himself one of the twelve disciples; John the Baptist had baptized Jesus; and the Holy Ghost had not been manifested yet, because Christ was still on the earth.

This question was submitted by logcrawler.

Answer: Enoch

Genesis four tells the story of Cain and Abel and then gives account of Cain's first child Enoch which Cain named a city after and Enoch's descendants to Lamech starting with Irad, Enoch's son. It then tells us of Seth the third son of Adam and Eve. In Genesis five it gives us an account of Adam's descendants starting with Seth and his son Enosh and goes all the way to Noah.


This question was submitted by J-Zilch.

Answer: Blue

The Lord said to Moses, "Speak to the Israelites and say to them: "Throughout the generations to come you are to make tassels on the corners of your garments, with a blue cord on each tassel." Numbers 15:37-38 (NIV)


This question was submitted by Donna39.

Answer: Grievous wolves

"This is a warning that Paul gave to the churches and it is something we are certainly seeing in these "Latter times". This verse is found in Acts 20:29-30.

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Answer: Darius

Nebuchadnezzar was the king who had Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego thrown into the fiery furnace (Daniel 3). Belshazzar is the next king mentioned, and he was the one who saw the writing on the wall during a feast (Daniel 5). That night, the Babylonian kingdom was overthrown and Darius the Mede became king (Daniel 5:31). The last king mentioned, Cyrus the Persian, has a passing reference in Daniel 6:28 where it is said that Daniel prospered in his reign.

This question was submitted by Watchkeeper.

Answer: His Mother

This lady, known only as "Rufus' mother", must have been a very special person indeed. Paul is looked upon as one of the greatest of the apostles: he preached and taught fearlessly and in tremendous depth, established churches, wrote many letters (which form about half of the New Testament) and suffered all kinds of persecution and hardships. Yet it would seem that this great man still needed one of the most basic things of life: the love and care of a mother.

I can just imagine Rufus' mother taking Paul into her home and fussing over him, feeding him up, mending his clothes and offering motherly advice and rebukes. It obviously meant a great deal to Paul to have someone like her in his life as he mentions her in this chapter of greetings.


This question was submitted by PeggyLouisa.

Answer: Michael

"Yet Michael the archangel, in contending with the devil, when he disputed about the body of Moses, dared not bring against him a reviling accusation, but said, "The Lord Rebuke you." Jude 1:9 (NKJV)

Jude was perhaps pointing out to his readers that in correcting others judgement should be left to God.

This question was submitted by wordwalker.

Answer: Zechariah

Zechariah chapter 3 gives us a visual of Joshua, the high priest standing before the Lord. Joshua Yeshua Jeshua and Jesus are all names from the same root source. The letters J and Y are interchangeable in Hebrew, as are O and E.


This question was submitted by logcrawler.

Answer: The Red Sea

1 Kings 9:26 tells us that the fleet was built at a place called Ezion Geber, which is near the modern Israeli holiday resort of Eilat on a part of the Red Sea called the Gulf of Aqaba.


This question was submitted by Watchkeeper.

Answer: Deuteronomy

All three of the quotes that Jesus uses are from the book Deuteronomy. When Moses says this he's talking to the Israelites about the manna that they ate in the desert. The quote "do not put the LORD your God to the test" is said by Moses when he was talking to them about when they questioned the LORD at Massah. And the quote "worship the LORD and serve him only" is also said by Moses when he's telling them to love the LORD and not forget him as their fathers did.

This question was submitted by J-Zilch.