Bible & Christianity Quiz
Old Testament stories, New Testament teachings, famous verses, and Christian history — test your biblical knowledge from Genesis to Revelation.
What Is the Bible Quiz?
The Bible quiz tests your knowledge of scripture, stories, characters, and teachings from both the Old and New Testaments. Whether you grew up in Sunday school or are just beginning to explore biblical literature, our questions cover the full breadth of the Bible — from the creation account in Genesis to the visions of Revelation.
Our questions are designed to be educational and respectful, focusing on factual content from scripture rather than denominational interpretation. You will be tested on key characters, events, locations, and verses that form the foundation of biblical literacy. This makes the quiz valuable for personal study, group Bible study sessions, and church events.
Each quiz session draws from a rotating pool of carefully researched questions, ensuring that repeat plays continue to challenge and teach. Whether you want to memorize more scripture, prepare for a Bible bowl competition, or simply enjoy testing your knowledge, this category delivers.
What This Quiz Covers
- Old Testament — Creation, the patriarchs, Moses, the prophets, and the history of Israel.
- New Testament — The Gospels, the life of Jesus, the apostles, and the early church.
- Key Characters — Abraham, David, Paul, Mary, and dozens of other biblical figures.
- Famous Verses — Well-known scripture passages, their context, and their books of origin.
- Parables & Miracles — Jesus's teachings through stories and the miracles recorded in scripture.
- Books & Structure — The organization of the Bible, book authors, and literary genres within scripture.
- Geography & History — Biblical lands, ancient cities, and the historical context of scripture.
- Christian Traditions — Sacraments, holidays, symbols, and practices rooted in biblical teaching.
Why Bible Knowledge Matters
The Bible is one of the most influential texts in human history, shaping literature, art, law, and culture across the world for thousands of years. Biblical literacy helps you understand references in classic literature, historical documents, and everyday language — phrases like "Good Samaritan," "forbidden fruit," and "turning the other cheek" all originate from scripture.
For believers, deepening biblical knowledge strengthens faith and enriches personal devotion. For students of history and literature, understanding the Bible provides essential context for Western civilization. This quiz serves both purposes by making Bible study engaging, interactive, and accessible.
Difficulty Levels
- 😊 Easy (30 seconds, 100 pts) — Well-known stories: Noah's ark, David and Goliath, the birth of Jesus, and famous verses.
- 🔥 Medium (20 seconds, 150 pts) — Deeper knowledge: specific book details, lesser-known characters, and parable interpretations.
- 💀 Hard (15 seconds, 200 pts) — Expert level: chapter and verse references, minor prophets, genealogies, and historical context.
Sample Questions
Q1. How many books are in the Bible?
✅ Answer: 66 (39 Old Testament + 27 New Testament)
The Protestant Bible contains 66 books total — 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament, written by approximately 40 authors over 1,500 years.
Q2. Who built the ark to survive the great flood?
✅ Answer: Noah
According to Genesis chapters 6-9, God instructed Noah to build an ark to save his family and pairs of every animal species from a worldwide flood.
Q3. What are the first four books of the New Testament called?
✅ Answer: The Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
The four Gospels tell the story of Jesus Christ's life, ministry, death, and resurrection from four different perspectives.
Q4. Which biblical figure was swallowed by a great fish?
✅ Answer: Jonah
In the Book of Jonah, God sent a great fish to swallow Jonah after he tried to flee from his divine mission to preach to the people of Nineveh.
Q5. What is the shortest verse in the Bible?
✅ Answer: "Jesus wept." (John 11:35)
John 11:35 contains just two words in English and describes Jesus weeping at the tomb of his friend Lazarus before raising him from the dead.
Who Is This Quiz For?
- Bible study groups looking for an interactive way to review and discuss scripture together
- Sunday school teachers who want engaging content for their classes
- Students preparing for Bible bowl competitions or religious studies exams
- New believers building their foundational knowledge of scripture
- Anyone curious about the Bible who wants to learn its stories, characters, and teachings in a fun format
Ready to Play?
50 questions, 5 unique quizzes, 3 difficulty levels — completely free.
Our editorial team researches and fact-checks every question to ensure accuracy across all subject areas.