300+ Bible Questions For Kids
Biblical stories are a favorite among most children. You may narrate stories about Jesus and maybe later test their knowledge by asking Bible questions for kids to help them connect better with God. Bible stories can be a source of constant inspiration for children and help them learn the right virtues. Enlightening them about the Bible can be one of the most rewarding things you can do for your child. In this post, we’ve compiled a list of 300+ questions from the Bible for children from both the Old Testament (OT) and the New Testament (NT).
Questions About The Lord’s Prayer
Close your eyes and start the quiz with the Lord’s Prayer! Spread happiness and knowledge around you. A: Gospels of Matthew and Luke A: Jesus A: Seven A: Hallowed be thy name A: Your kingdom come A: Your will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven A: Give us our daily bread A: Forgive our debts A: Do not lead us into temptation A: Deliver us from evil A: False – Jesus said, ”Your Father already knows what you need before you ask him.”
Questions About The Bible
Did you know the word “Bible” is derived from Ancient Greek and means “Book”? The Holy Bible teaches us the values of life and the teachings of Christ. Let’s test your knowledge about the Bible, which is a collection of many small books. A: Matthew A: False A: Hebrew A: Greek A: Paul – he wrote 13 books. A: Moses – he wrote 125,139 words. A: Mark A: John A: The Book of Revelation A: True A: Genesis A: The Book of Revelation A: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John A: None A: Psalms False: The Psalms is a collection of songs by many writers, but David contributed the most. A: 3 John A: 66 A: 39 A: 27
Questions About The Fruit Of The Holy Spirit
Recall your memory. Do you know about the nine attributes of a person mentioned in the Bible? Get to know more below. A: Galatians 5, Verses 22 and 23 A: Paul A: False – Bananas are a gift from God but not considered spiritual fruit in Galatians 5. A: Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. A: True
Questions From Genesis
Have you heard the story of Adam and Eve? It’s given in the Book of Genesis. The Book of Genesis is the first book of the Bible. Genesis means the beginning or origin. A: God confused their languages. A: Abram (Abraham) A: Sarai (Sarah) A: A son A: That Abraham would have as many descendants as the number of stars A: Hagar A: For Abraham to have a child with Hagar A: Ishmael A: Isaac A: A ram A: The Desert of Beersheba A: Six days A: Sixth day A: Adam A: Eve A: The Garden of Eden A: Cain, Abel, and Seth A: Noah A: Shem, Ham, Japheth A: 40 days and 40 nights A: Eight A: He sent a rainbow A: Reach heaven A: His oldest servant A: Rebekah A: Jacob and Esau A: Esau was born first, with Jacob grabbing his heel. A: He hunted. A: Esau A: Stayed at home A: A bowl of stew. A: Rebekah A: Threatened to kill Jacob A: Rachel A: Leah A: Joseph A: Benjamin A: 12 A: A coat of many colors A: The dreams said he would become great and rule over them. A: Sold him to slave traders A: They said Joseph was killed by a wild animal. A: Egypt A: Potiphar, captain of the Pharaoh’s guards A: Potiphar’s wife A: The Pharaoh’s cupbearer and chief baker A: Interpreting dreams A: To interpret his dream A: Second in command of Egypt A: That there would be seven years of abundance, followed by seven years of severe famine A: His brothers A: Judah A: Bring their families and their father to Egypt. A: Work another seven years for him
Questions About The Exodus And Early History Of Isreal
Test your children’s knowledge about the facts related to the Exodus and the early history of Israel. A: Put him in a basket by the river A: Fled into the desert A: A burning bush A: A snake A: Free the Israelites A: 10 A: The firstborn son of all Egyptian families died. A: That they let their sheep and cattle remain A: By the Red Sea A: Parted the Red Sea A: The water crashed on them and killed them. A: Quail and manna A: Mount Sinai A: A golden calf A: Fortified cities and giants in the land A: Joshua and Caleb A: Jericho A: Judges A: Deborah A: Gideon A: Samson A: A donkey’s jawbone A: Delilah A: He brought down the temple, killing himself and many Philistines. A: A shepherd A: Goliath, the giant A: His armor A: Five stones A: One A: Jonathan A: A spear A: Warned him that Saul was making a second attempt to kill him A: Land of the Philistines/Philistia A: No A: Saul A: Samuel A: The Philistines A: The idol fell over and broke. A: He made the sacrifice anyway. A: The king, Agag A: Twice A: God took his kingdom away. A: David A: In a cave A: In the camp where Saul was sleeping A. His own fighting gear, including his bow A: The witch of Endor A: He took his own sword and fell on it. A: All three sons A: No A: Joab A: 1st and 2nd Samuel A: David A: Solomon A: Wisdom A: A temple A: Queen of Sheba A: 700 A: No, he disobeyed God in his old age. A: His wives A: It split into two. A: Uriah A: David ensured Uriah was killed in battle. A: Nathan A: The child died. A: Solomon A: Absalom A: Jerusalem A: It got caught in a tree. A: Joab A: He was no longer made the captain of David’s army. A: He took a census of the people in his nation. A: The Philistines A: Song of Solomon, Proverbs, and some Psalms A: Babylonians A: King Nebuchadnezzar A: A lion’s den A: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego A: Into a fiery furnace A: Nehemiah A: Esther A: She went in to talk without being summoned first.
Questions About The Life Of Jesus
Here are some interesting questions about the life of Jesus. Tell your children interesting stories about the Lord and quiz them using these questions. A: Mary A: Joseph A: God the Holy Spirit A: Bethlehem A: Egypt A: False – Jesus obeyed his parents. A: False – Jesus had brothers and sister A: Four A: None A: James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas A: True A. Simeon and Hannah A: John the Baptist A: False – they were made of camel’s hair A: John the Baptist A: God A: That he was well-pleased with his son. A: To be tempted by Satan A: Carpenter A: Nazareth A: False — Jesus turned water into wine. A: Cana of Galilee A: Healing the sick and casting out demons A: False – He often ate with “sinners.” A: Sea of Galilee A: True A. On the Mount A: True A: False – Jesus was rejected many times. A: Nicodemus A: False – Jesus welcomed all to follow him. A: 12 A: A tax collector A: True – There are three instances where the Bible describes him healing the sick using spittle. A: John 11, Verse 35 (Jesus wept). A: Because his friend Lazarus died. A: Four days A: He prayed and then told Lazarus to come out. A: Several women who Jesus healed A: Legion A: True – There are several examples. A: Five loaves of bread and two fish (He multiplied them) A: Fishing A: Elijah and Moses A: False – Jesus welcomed children. A: He was blind. A: Merchants and money changers A: Just one A: Washed their feet False – The story of the poor widow’s offering proves that this is false. A: Expensive perfume A: Judas Iscariot A: Garden of Gethsemane A: False – They lobbied for his crucifixion A: The Roman soldiers A: Pontius Pilate A: Washed his hands A: Peter A: False – He knew and told his disciples before it happened. A: Peter A: It was ripped from top to bottom A. Joseph Caiaphas A. Joseph of Arimathea A: He rose again on the third day. A: A large stone A: Sunday – the first day of the week A: 40 days A: He rose into the clouds A: More than 500 (Cor 15: 3–8)
Questions From The Acts Of The Apostles
The apostles are the disciples of Jesus and new followers who spread the teachings of Christ far and wide after Jesus ascended into heaven. Let’s learn more about them in this section. A: Saul of Tarsus A: Saint Stephen A: Four (John, 1 John, 2, John, 3 John) A: Peter A: Everybody heard the message in their own language. A: He persecuted Christians. A: He was struck by a bright light, and Jesus spoke to him. A: Paul A: John A: Peter A: True A: Seven A: Philip the Evangelist A: Philip the Evangelist A: True A: In the house of Simon, the tanner A: Antioch A: True A: Barnabas False – It was a man from Macedonia. A: True A: “What must I do to be saved?” A: “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved.”
Questions About The Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments are laws that God has revealed to us. They tell us how to serve God and how to live with each other. Check how much your children know about the Ten Commandments. A: Exodus 20, Verses 2-17 and Deuteronomy 5, Verses 6-17 A: Moses A: Because the Isrealites worshipped a golden calf. A: Mount Sinai A: I am the LORD your God: you shall not have strange Gods before me. A: You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. A: Remember to keep the Lord’s day (Sunday) holy. A: Honor your father and your mother. A: You shall not kill. A: You shall not commit adultery. A: You shall not steal. A: You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. A: You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife. A: You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods A: False
Interesting Bible Questions For Kids
Here are some interesting Bible questions from both the Old Testament and the New Testament. A: Three days and three nights A: John the Baptist A: Mother of all living Camel or donkey A. Son A. Easter A. Locust A. The beatitudes A: The peacemakers A: Luke A. Light A. Lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy, and pride. A. 30 A. Angel Gabriel A. Gold, incense, and myrrh A. Star A. Serpent A. His brother Cain A. Condemned him to a life of wandering A. He threw a piece of wood into the water A. In the temple A. They were eaten by birds. A. A Levite, a priest’s assistant A. Maher-shalal-hash-baz
