QUIZ: QUOTATIONS FROM THE BIBLE
A fun and challenging way to
review what you know and learn what you don't! In this quiz you will find a bunch of
fairly common and not so common quotations - maybe you've heard them but didn't even know they were
from the Bible!
HOW to PLAY and LEARN:
There are 20 questions. Select one answer
for each question by clicking your mouse on the hyperlink selection of your choice in blue. Then click on the next blue link to return for another try or to go
on to the next question when you get one right.
1. Who said, "Am I my brother's keeper?"
a. Jacob
b. James
c. Cain
d. Miriam
2. To whom did God say, "Be fruitful and multiply"?
a. Adam and Eve
3. "Blessed are the meek, . . ."
a. for they shall be called most cool dudes and dudettes! (Don't even pick this one!)
b. for theirs is the kingdom of heaven
c. for they shall inherit the earth
4. When did Jesus say, "Do this in remembrance of me"?
a. while he was hanging on the cross.
b. at the Last Supper.
c. while he was walking on the water.
5. Who said, "Come unto me, all ye that labor and I will give you rest"?
a. Moses to the slaves.
b. Jesus to the people.
d. Mary Magdalene when she was a midwife.
6. Which of these quotations is found in the book of Psalms?
b. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord
d. God helps those who help themselves.
7. From what part of the Scripture was Jesus quoting when he said, "You have heard that it was said, 'eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth'"?
a. Books of Moses - the first five books.
b. Books of history
c. Psalms
d. Books of Prophecy
8. Who said "I am sure that nothing can separate us from the love God has for us. Not death, not life, not angels, not ruling spirits, nothing now, nothing in the future, no powers, nothing above us, nothing below us, or anything else in the whole world will ever be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord?"
b. Paul in the Book of Revelation
9. You have probably seen it on TV watching a football game - John 3:16 - But do you know what that verse says?
a. The Lord takes care of his people like a shepherd. He gathers the people like lambs in his arms.
b. "For God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son. God gave his Son so that whoever believes in him may not be lost, but have eternal life.
c. Love thy neighbor as thyself.
10. To whom did Jesus say, "Get thee behind me, Satan"?
a. the demon-possessed banana farmer
c. Peter
11. "Give us this day our daily bread" is a phrase from:
a. the Lord's Prayer
12. Which one of the following statements is NOT one of the Ten Commandments?
a. If you give up when trouble comes, it shows that you have very little strength.
b. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
d. Honor thy father and thy mother.
13. Who said, "Which is easier: to tell this paralyzed man, 'Your sins are forgiven,' or to tell him, 'Stand up and walk'" in Luke 5:23?
a. Jesus
b. Jonathan
c. Judas
14. Which of these quotes is from the book of Romans and tells you how to be saved?
a. God is love, so everybody is already saved.
b. Work real hard, do the right thing, pray alot and you might make it to heaven.
c. If you confess with your mouth that "Jesus is Lord" and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
15. What is the opening phrase of the Twenty-third Psalm?
a. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord
16. Which of these is incorrectly quoted from the Bible?
a. For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God
b. Many are called, but few are chosen
d. Money is the root of all evil
17. Which of the following phrases is found in the Bible?
a. There is nothing new under the sun
b. Vanity of vanities, all is vanity
18. Who said, "A prophet is not without honor, except in his own country"?
a. Elijah
b. Daniel
c. Jesus
19. When Isaiah said, "They shall beat their swords into plowshares," he meant:
a. his listeners needed Russian farm implements
b. the Babylonians would come to Judah to help farm the land
c. there will be no more war during the peaceful reign of the Messiah
20. When Jesus said, "You can not serve God and mammon," he meant:
a. only monks and Dairy Queen workers can truly serve God
b. a person can not worship money and also pursue a right relationship with God
c. IRS agents could not hope to enter the kingdom of heaven
You found it! 1 Timothy
6:10 Says "the love of money is a root of all kinds
of evil." It's people's love of money that
brings pangs of conscience, disillusionment, and barrenness, not money itself. You did
good. That one wasn't for babies. 
You are half way through! Move on to #14.
No way, Jacob had a brother but the guy who said this was one of the first brothers. Back to #1.
Yummy, but definitely wrong. Back to #11!
Luke 16:13 says "No one can serve two masters. For you will hate one and love the other, or be devoted to one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money." That's pretty clear you gotta chose who you're gonna serve. Go on to the last question #8.
"Do this in remembrance of me"?! Walk on water in remembrance of me? When's the last time you remembered Jesus by water walking? Back to #4.
Where did you hear that???? Try #5 again.
You lose. This is in the Big 10 big time. Back to #12 with you!
It is from Proverbs 24:10. It's NOT in the Big 10. So you got it right! Go on to #5
Nada - as in "ain't me baby." 
Back to #10
I don't think so. Back to #19
Adam and Eve is right - it happened in Genesis 1:28 God blessed them; and
God said to them, "Be fruitful and
multiply, and fill the earth." Go on to #17 while you're hot!
c. Cain is the right
answer!
You're a wiz. Go to #7 now!
Try again my friend! Back to #4.
b. Sorry James isn't the one - give it another try.
Moses may have but the quote in the Bible is not from him. Try #5 again.
This is
good news. Micah joined Isaiah (Isaiah 2:1-4) in picturing God's kingdom of peace, contentment, and trust. The Messiah is the only One who can establish such a kingdom.
See Isaiah 7; 9; 40; 49; 60; 65; Micah 5; Zechariah 10. Peace, not conflict, will be the rule of that time. Weapons of war will become unnecessary, for war will vanish
from the earth! Security at home and faithfulness to God will be the order of the day. God calls His people to share and work toward His vision of
peace. You got this one right. Go on to #9
Nope, but Jesus did say "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven." You'll get it this time. Back.
Sorry, that's a quote from Benjamin Franklin, not from the Bible. Return to #6.
That's right. I bet you knew
that three out of those four quotes are from Psalms. You're knocking this off like it was
nothing! 
Go on to question #11 quick!
Jesus is da one! You da monster Bible quizzer! Do #20 now. You're doing great and we are almost done!
Show off! 
You are doing soooo good! Go to #19 now!
Sorry, Miriam is a good guess. Moses was her brother though - back to #1 and try again.
Books of Prophecy is close - but this ain't horseshoes. Try once more!
Back to #7.
Not Daniel - you're looking for a New Testament man! Back to
#18
You got it. Just about done. Try question 6 now.
That's it, the heart
of the Good News of Jesus. The most profound expression of the
love of God for us is the gift of His only Son to be our Savior. The word translated love
here is one of special significance, meaning a love that seeks to give itself away while
seeking nothing for itself in return. Notice that verse 17 God did not send his Son
into the world to condemn it, but to save it. states the priority of God's purpose to
save before judgment or condemnation. For this reason God is declared to be love (1 John
4:8,16 check it out). Go on boldly to #4.
Nope. Try again.
Cute but such a bad answer! Back now!
You didn't really think it was Adam and Steve did you? Back back back back!
Wishful thinking but very wrong. God loves even the tax collector! Back to #20
Righto, pip pip, good show! This is where the practice of "communion," the "Lord's Supper," comes from. On to #16.
Close but as they say, "No cigar!" Are you just dragging this last one out? Back to #8
That's it. Drop down to #10 now.
Yes! Jesus is the answer - for the
world today! 
Go to question 2.
Nope, not Elijah. Elijah was a great prophet but the guy you're looking for is even greater! back to #18.
Books of Moses - the first five books is correctomundo! Go to #18.
David and Goliath? Let's go for a girl and guy for this one! Back to #2
We got a winner on this one! Psalm 23:1 says "Because
the Lord is my Shepherd, I have everything I need!" This psalm reveals the many
ways that God shows His love and protecting power to those who need Him. The psalm
expresses confidence that God will help even in the worst of circumstances, including
death and evil (verse 4). God is the loving Shepherd. We are the sheep who face dangers
and enemies. We can face life with confidence in God. Go confidently to #13.
No, that's Isaiah 40:11. Not a bad verse though. Try again. God wants you to get this message. Back to #9.
Sorry, Charlie. Think sheep and try #15 again.
Whoops. Try that once more - you've almost got this one. Back to #13
So right you are. Actually they are all three found in the Bible. Go on to #3
Peter - is right (Matthew 16:23). Then Jesus said to Peter, "Go away from me, Satan! You are not helping me! You don't care about the things of God. You care only about things that men think are important." Peter is sharply rebuked for aligning himself with Satan's plan to deter Jesus from fulfilling His mission. Go on to numero 12.
No. Remember these quotes are from the Bible. The Apostles Creed is not part of the Bible - just a good statement of what Christians believe. So I guess you know the right answer now! Back to #11.
The books of history came a bit later. You're looking for the books that contain the law - you know the "10 Commandments." Back to #7 and Try again.
Sorry my friend - the Psalms - are Songs and Poetry. Think about who brought the Law. You'll get it this time!
Sorry. God is love, but He is also holy. The Bible says His eyes are to pure to look on evil or tolerate wrong (Habakkuk 1:13). Everybody isn't saved. Return to #14.
Oh, you can't get to heaven on roller
skates (or your own works). "For ALL have sinned and FALL SHORT of the glory of
God" (Romans 3:23). Try
#14 again.
Yes! JESUS SAVES US through confession and faith! You got it right! You can move on to #15!
YOU
Got it! YOU did it! YOU are Incredible! Unbelievable! Did you time yourself? What? You
Forgot? Didn't you read the directions? This is a timed test. You only have 20 minutes or
you have to start over!
What? That wasn't in the directions?
Oh.
Who's running this thing anyway? Oh, well. Tell a friend to try it and time them! Thanks for playing and learning together! Come again and send in topic suggestions. Hey, send in your friend's time! Bye!
