Biblical Marriages Trivia Quiz

Answer: Eve

You can read about Adam and Eve in the beginning chapters of Genesis. God created Adam on the 6th day. He created Eve out of Adam's rib. They lived in the Garden of Eden where everything was perfect. But then Eve, who was tricked by a serpent (usually identified with Satan) into eating from the forbidden Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Adam also ate the fruit.

Many people think the fruit was an apple but the Bible does not actually say what kind of fruit it was.

Answer: Zillah

Lamech actually had two wives. Zillah was one, and the other was Adah. You can read about Lamech in chapter 4 of Genesis.

Answer: Rebekah

The story of Isaac and Rebekah can be found in Genesis 24 and 25. According to the Bible (Genesis 25:10), Isaac was 40 years old when he got married. Rebekah was the sister of Laban, who later tricked another couple that eventually married.

Answer: Rachel

The story of Jacob getting married can be found in Genesis 29-30. Jacob was to work 7 years for Rachel. He did his work and then found out he was marrying Leah, Rachel's older sister. He then married Zilpah who was Leah's handmaid. He then worked another 7 years and finally was able to marry Rachel.

He also married her handmaid Bilhah. Rachel was Jacob's favorite wife, and when she died giving birth to her son Benjamin, his son Joseph became his favorite because he was the first born (of the two) of Rachel.

Answer: Tamar

The story of Onan and Tamar can be found in Genesis 38. Tamar was Onan's brother's wife. His brother's name was Er.

Answer: Zipporah

The story of Moses can be found in the book of Exodus. Moses was born to a Hebrew woman, but because the Egyptians were killing male Hebrew babies she his her baby and then sent him in a basket down the river. He ended up growing up as an Egyptian. When he found out he was really a Hebrew, he helped the Hebrews escape the Pharaoh, with God helping him all along the way.

Answer: Deborah

You can read about Deborah in Judges 4. She was the first and only female judge over the Hebrews. She was also a prophetess.

Answer: Ruth

You can read all about Ruth in the book of the Bible called Ruth. Ruth, Orpah and their mother-in-law Naomi all lost their husbands to a famine. Naomi told her daughters-in-law both to go back to Moab. Orpah did return to Moab. Ruth however told Naomi "Your people will my people, and your God, my God." (Ruth 1:16).

Answer: Michal

You can read about David and Michal in I Samuel 18. David had many wives; the most well known is probably Bathsheba. Mical was the daughter of Saul, who for a long time was a friend of David and trust David very much. However, Saul later thought David was out to get him and tried to have him killed. God protected David, and he later became a great king.

Answer: Jezebel

You can read about Ahab and Jezebel in I Kings 16. Both Ahab and Jezebel were very evil people. Jezebel was the worst and one day fell out of a window and died. Her body was eaten by dogs so there was no trace of her after that.