On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you gauge your knowledge on matters of Christianity? Using Christian trivia is an excellent way to do so. What better way is there to celebrate the Lord than to gather with your loved ones to worship and study the word through fun trivia? You get to learn the history of Christianity, different prayers for various denominations, and the broader Christian religion aspect.
Christianity has become the largest of the world’s religions and, geographically, the most widely diffused of all faiths. Although there is, complexity revealed by the thousands of separate churches, sects, and denominations that make up the modern Christian tradition. Thus, Christians are encouraged to concentrate on the essence of faith and the ideas that are integral to it.
Christian Trivia Quiz Questions and Answers
To make Sunday school more fun for children, our easy Christian trivia quiz will come in handy. Questions like: How many days did God take to create the world? Or What European city first heard Christian preaching? All these quizzes are good at creating imaginary visuals that enable everyone to remember and understand the concept.
These Christian trivia quiz questions and answers will put your knowledge to the test. Here, take up the challenge!
1. Physically, a rosary is a circular band of beads with a short extra band that terminates at a Crucifix. Which prayer is traditionally said while holding the Crucifix?
2. What is the last book of the Old Testament?
3. What European city first heard Christian preaching?
4. The most common form of the Roman Catholic rosary was popularized by which saint?
5. After Jesus was baptized, God said, “This is my son, whom I ?”
6. Most Catholics have their own rosary beads. If you get a new set, what is the most important thing that you should do to them as soon as possible?
7. The “Angelus” is traditionally said when?
8. What instrument did David play?
9. What is the name of the Mountain that Noah’s Ark rest on after the flood?
10. When we say all the Joyful Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary how many mysteries do the Catholic Church invite us to recite?
11. Finish this verse from 1 Thessalonians: Pray without?
12. What, in the Christian church, occurs 49 days before Whitsunday and 40 days after Shrove Tuesday?
13. The “Catechism of Christian Doctrine” is the way many of us remember our religious instruction at school. How does that publication answer the question “What is prayer?”?
14. After Noah got off the boat, what sign did God give to showed his promise to never flood the world again?
15. On the short strand connecting the Crucifix to the main part of the rosary are three beads represent the three Theological Virtues. Which is NOT considered a Theological Virtue?
16. How many days and nights did Jesus fast?
17. What Book of the Bible means “the Going Forth”?
18. Who was the first person to come upon the injured man in the parable of the Good Samaritan?
19. The “Memorare” is a prayer for the intercession of Mary. Who is generally considered to be the author?
20. Which New Testament book has Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount?
21. What is the name for the incense burner that is often swung around on a set of chains?
22. What is The Lord’s Prayer also known as?
23. Who said the Biblical words “Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it done to me according to thy word”?
24. Which Roman emperor blamed the Christians after Rome caught on fire in A.D. 64?
25. When Christ died on the cross, who do most Christians believe that he died a death of substitution for? In other words, who do they feel that he “stood in” for, dying in their place?
26. The finest prayer service that Catholics have is the Mass. What does the Liturgy of the Eucharist, the holiest part of the Mass, commemorate?
27. What is the second largest Christian group in the US?
28. This organization was founded by salesmen who wanted to find Bibles when on the road. Who are they?
29. What is the correct way to describe how a Catholic should pray the most holy rosary?
30. As a young child, the words “God’s loving care” was a simpler way of understanding the formal term for it in our Baltimore Catechism. What is the more formal term for “God’s loving care” that we later learned?
31. Many of the prayers of the Rosary are in groups of ten known as decades. Which prayer is said in this way?
32. The message of the earliest Christians in Jerusalem was called by which name?
33. The Blessed Virgin Mary called herself “the Lady of the Rosary” when she appeared to three shepherd children from a small Portuguese village. What is the name of the village?
34. Which two Gospels describe the birth of Jesus?
35. While the Trinity is never officially laid out in the Bible, it has become a fundamental doctrine of Christianity. Which group of three entities is typically described as making up the Christian Trinity?
36. The first Luminous Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary refers to a baptism. Who is being baptized?
37. Arius was a popular preacher in the fourth century. He taught that Jesus did not exist eternally in the Holy Trinity, but was created by the Father. At the Council of Nicea, what did St. Nicholas, bishop of Myra, do to Arius?
38. Where did Christianity first appear?
39. What do Catholics call the first Joyful Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
40. In what year was the God Channel (originally known as The Christian Channel Europe) first launched in the UK?
41. What best describes where the Blessed Virgin’s great power of intercession with God originates?
42. In Catholic churches, one may find a vessel into which people dip their fingers. Then they bless themselves. What is contained in the vessel?
43. A series of prayers are said at the conclusion of the Rosary. Which is LEAST likely to be one of those prayers?
44. The word “heresy” comes from a Greek root meaning what?
45. How does Paul describe the teachings he gives to Timothy?
46. The first Luminous Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary refers to a baptism. Did anyone object to the way it was to be carried out?
47. The idea of an association of Christians was conceived by two traveling strangers who met in a Wisconsin hotel in what year?
48. The first Sorrowful Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary is “The Agony in the Garden”. Which garden is being referred to here?
49. What did Saint Augustine (354-430AD) believe would happen to our fingernail clippings at the resurrection?
50. Who was the earthly foster father of Jesus?
51. Which Swiss man is often credited with the rise of the “reformed churches,” thanks to his stirring sermons and dedication to his cause?
52. Which denomination was originally founded in 1933 as a radio ministry?
53. The first Luminous Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary is associated with a bird. What bird is mentioned by the gospel writers in association with this Mystery?
54. The oldest surviving version of the Lord’s Prayer is written in which language?
55. In what year did the Book of Common Prayer first come into use?
56. What do Catholics call the second Joyful Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
57. One of the first missions of the Jesuits was serving as missionaries far outside the European world. Which famous Jesuit followed in the paths of the Apostle Thomas to bring Christianity to India and later to Japan?
58. The formal act of a priest or bishop pronouncing the forgiveness of sins by Christ to those who are qualified by penitence to receive it?
59. What is considered to have been the very first novena?
60. Some of the earliest Christian Bibles were hand-written and illustrated. Who generally did this work in the Dark Ages and medieval times?
61. Where was Mary’s (the Mother of Jesus) home?
62. What/who is called “Best gift of God above”?
63. How many fish did Peter catch during the miracle performed after Jesus’ resurrection as described in John 21?
64. On which day of the week are the five Mysteries added by John Paul II said?
65. Who were the first bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church?
66. The person who swings the incense burner is called a?
67. Where did the second Luminous Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary take place?
68. Christ, through John, uses imagery that has to do precisely with what each of the seven cities were famous for. Keeping this in mind, in Revelation 2:12-17, what do you think the city of Pergamos was known for?
69. Originally organized in Britain, this group has officers instead of clergy. Have I got your ‘attention’? Who are they (with their red kettles)?
70. What is a Litany?
71. The apostles appointed a council to assist in the distribution of food and necessities to the poor and widows. How many members constituted this council?
72. What is the second sorrowful mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
73. When Jesus returned to Nazareth, after his temptation in the wilderness, and preached in the synagogue, how was he greeted?
74. Which group of three books all belong to the Pentateuch?
75. Where was Jesus born?
76. What was an “Apologist?”
77. According to the Book of Revelation (King James Version), where will the mark of the beast be placed?
78. Please complete the first two lines of this hymn: “Faith of our Fathers! living still In spite of dungeon, fire and?
79. The founder of this mainline denomination was one of 19 children. His mother was the most influential in his religious life. His father’s name was Samuel. He had his heart ‘strangely warmed’ at a prayer meeting. He is?
80. The final prayer of the Rosary is Hail Holy Queen. What is the Latin name for this prayer/hymn?
81. How many versions of the Lord’s Prayer can be found in the Bible?
82. Still outside the church, the visitor might look up to the roof and see a grotesque carving of a strange creature with a water-spout protruding from its mouth. What is the general term for this object?
83. The third Luminous Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary is called “The Proclamation of the Kingdom”. Which Kingdom is being referred to in this statement?
84. For what offence was Galileo Galilei pursued by the Inquisition?
85. Who does Saint Matthew state in his gospel was the “procurator” at the time whose behaviour led to Jesus being crucified?
86. In the Anglican Church, sacramentals may be used in personal devotions. Which of the following objects is such a sacramental?
87. Which Catholic service are you most likely to be at if you hear a hymn starting “Therefore we before Him bending…”?
88. Which of these groups, all eventually subject to the attention of the Spanish Inquisition, was the initial target of the Inquisitors, at the direction of the monarchs?
89. How many books are in the Catholic Bible?
90. What was the name of the meeting in 325 A.D. that decided that Jesus was God and was equal with the Father?
91. In Saint Matthew’s Gospel who is the notorious prisoner who is released at the whim of the crowd in preference to the arrested Jesus?
92. Who is believed to have written most of the Psalms?
93. Which denomination bears the official name of Unitas Fratrum?
94. Why did Joseph take Mary and Jesus into Egypt following Jesus’s birth?
95. Members of this denomination are usually pacifists. During baptisms, the convert is dipped forward three times, once each time a member of the Trinity is mentioned?
96. From the outset in the first century, there were debates as to what practices Christians should adopt. Some wanted to continue older Jewish traditions. Of the following, which prompted a specific refutation from Peter in the Book of Acts?
97. Who is the ordinary minister of the Eucharist?
98. Gideons Associations were founded in how many countries in the Gideons’ first hundred years in existence?
99. According to Saint Matthew’s Gospel where did the soldiers take Jesus after He was condemned to death?
100. Who warned Mary the Mother of Jesus by saying “And thy own soul a sword shall pierce, that the thoughts of many hearts shall be revealed”?
101. “Hallowed be thy name.” What does hallowed mean?
102. Sacramentals may also include gestures or physical practices used during worship. In Catholic and Anglican churches, one may see members of the congregation carry out a genuflection. What is this?
103. What is the fourth sorrowful mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
104. Which Christian denomination believes that in Holy Communion, the bread and wine is taken along with (but not changing into or representing) the body and blood?
105. What Prophetess and an 84-year-old widow showed great joy at seeing Jesus during the fourth Joyful Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
106. Saul studied at the rabbical college in Jerusalem under which rabbi?
107. At the age of twelve Jesus went missing to the great distress of His parents. How long did His parents seek him for?
108. The raising of Lazarus from the dead took place in which town?
109. Which denomination was formed in 1957 by uniting the Congregational Christian Church and the Evangelical and Reformed Church?
110. Who stepped down in 2009 as leader of the Evangelical Alliance after more than ten years in the post?
111. Who in the New Testament is mentioned as being from the church of Thyatira?
112. What is the tall cross or crucifix (made tall by being attached to a pole) known as?
113. Which of the Psalms (using the numbering in the non-Vulgate Bible) did Jesus pray as he was dying on the Cross?
114. Paul, as he called himself, after his vision of Jesus on the Damascus, returned to Tarsus later and had to contend with which major cult? This was the dominant cult in Tarsus?
115. According to Saint Matthew’s Gospel, what is the most complete description of the drink the soldiers offered to Jesus before they crucified Him?
116. What is the fifth sorrowful mystery of the Most Holy Rosary?
117. An organization that was formed in 1951 to combat the perceived attacks upon the Christian faith on institutes of higher education, it took a militant name for itself. What is its name?
118. In Saint Matthew’s Gospel at what hour during the crucifixion of Jesus did darkness start to cover the whole land?
119. The Pelagians, a sect of the fifth century, claimed that human beings did not bear responsibility for which of the following?
120. According to Saint Matthew’s Gospel what did Jesus cry out before He died?
121. Now that we were aware that “grace” could be obtained in many different ways, Sister Marie Irene IHM explained to us that we were obtaining grace, each morning, afternoon, and before the end of classes. How were we children obtaining grace?
122. Why was the fish an early symbol of Christianity?
123. What is the last book in the Bible?
124. Complete this beatitude: “Blessed are the peacemakers…?”
125. What was the irony of the conservative Christian vote in the 1980 US Presidential Election?
126. What is the shortest book in the Bible?
127. Which popular denomination did not have a female founder?
128. The next controversy in Christianity, the Photian Schism, occurred between 863-879 AD and further foreshadowed what was to come in the Great Schism. Which Empire had under Boris I converted to Christianity and was involved in the tug of war between East and West over which liturgy and clergy would control it?
129. What, besides salvation, do Christians believe was made available to mankind as a direct result of Jesus’ substitutionary sacrifice?
130. What language was the Gutenberg Bible printed in?
131. Which human author wrote the most books?
132. Our memory box is really getting full now, as Sister Santa Elisa IHM also explained there were “corporal” works of mercy” which we could also practice. Which of these is not a corporal work of mercy?
133. Which American President was at the cornerstone laying ceremony for the National Cathedral in Washington D.C.?
134. Which human author wrote the most words in the Bible?
135. Peter journeyed through Judea, preaching and healing. In Lydda, he healed a man by what name?
136. Letters of the Greek alphabet used in the Christian Church to denote God’s eternity and infinitude?
137. What was most likely the first Gospel written?
138. According to Matthew, what are Jonah’s days inside the animal that swallowed him thought to represent?
139. Saul of Tarsus, later called Paul, was educated at the rabbinical college in Jerusalem. To which sect and/or group did he belong?
140. What was most likely the first of Paul’s letters written?
141. John Sentamu became England’s first black Anglican Archbishop when he was appointed Archbishop of York in 2006. He was born in Uganda and came to Britain as a refugee. However, where did he serve as Bishop before taking the job in York?
142. What were men trying to do at the Tower of Babel?
143. The teachings of which church can be described as Arminian rather than Calvinist. In fact, the founder of the church once preached against the doctrine of predestination?
144. St. Augustine was devoted, for many years, to this heretical sect, which maintained a dualistic theology
145. Who did God call out of Ur to move to Canaan?
146. When a worship leader wears an alb, what is the rope-like thing worn around the waist called?
147. Benjamin Franklin determined that approximately how many people at a time could hear the evangelist George Whitefield’s voice?
148. Even though Abram and Sarah were too old, what did God promise them?
149. Here we are in 8th grade, ready for June and promotion to high school. Sister James Thomas IHM wants us to remember which word ends the Apostle’s Creed. This answer we not only knew in relationship to the Creed but to the final chapter of the Baltimore Catechism. What was that word?
150. What were Isaac’s sons’ names?
151. During a liturgy or Mass, the Gifts, or materials prior to their consecration as Holy Communion, will be brought to the altar. What is the name for the sacramentals used to contain the wine as it is carried to the altar?
152. This Dean of St Paul’s was also a poet in the early seventeenth century; who was he?
153. What attribute is given to the shield as part of the full armor of God?
154. The Spanish Inquisition shifted its attention in the middle of the 16th century to concentrate on Moriscos more than on Marranos following what event?
155. What is the second largest Christian communion in the world?
156. How did Esau respond when his birthright was taken?
157. Which long garment, now usually black (formerly of various colours), worn by the clergy?
158. What did Laban make Jacob do to finally marry Rachel?
159. In 1273 which man completed his famous work, “Summa Theologica?”
160. How many brothers did Joseph have?
161. Who do miscellaneous Christian doctrines refer to as the second Adam?
162. When was the King James version of the Bible produced?
163. How did Martin Luther explain the petition in the Lord’s Prayer that says, “Give us this day, our daily bread?”
164. What did Jacob give Joseph that sparked jealousy from his siblings?
165. Members of which church observe a Saturday Sabbath, and many are vegetarians?
166. Besides converting Cornelius, Peter had a shattering experience in Joppa while he slept on a rooftop. What was it?
167. How did the brothers get rid of Joseph?
168. Which denomination, which has broken up into at least 27 sub-denominations, has historically supported the separation of church and state and defended the autonomy of the local congregation?
169. Saul of Tarsus, when he first entered Christian history, worked with the Sanhedrin to persecute the followers of Jesus. Whose execution did he attend with pleasure?
170. Who was Jacob’s second son with Rachel?
171. A particular heresy was promoted by Theodotus of Byzantium in the late Second Century, and again in the Eighth Century by bishops in Spain. It held that Christ only became the Son of God at baptism. What was this heresy called?
172. How did Moses’ mother save him from the Egyptian soldiers?
173. Who sponsors the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA)?
174. Which of the following was not a king of Israel?
175. Soul Survivor is an organisation based in which town in the south-east of England?
176. Through what did God speak to Moses in the desert?
177. What is the term used to refer to the communion of Eastern Christian churches that accept only the first four ecumenical councils?
178. What did God send to feed the Israelites in the desert?
179. What is the Gideons’ symbol?
180. Where did God give Moses the Ten Commandments?
181. What did the Roman church do with John Wycliffe’s bones forty years after his death?
182. Members of which organization were originally known as International Bible Students, until they adopted their modern name in 1931. They believe Christ began his reign in 1914?
183. What golden image did the Israelites make at Mt. Sinai?
184. Which group of churches, connected with the teachings of Watchman Nee and Witness Lee, believe that all Christians in a particular city or town are part of the Body of Christ and that no church should take any name other than that of Jesus Christ?
185. I tried to hold Protestants and Catholics together. I joined the reformed church in 1573. I renounced allegiance to King Philip and was assassinated in 1584 at the age of 51. Who am I?
186. What did the spies sent into Canaan see that made them scared?
187. Which group regularly refers to Jesus as Yeshua or Y’shua?
188. After they took over the Promised Land and Joshua died, who ruled Israel?
189. What group considers itself to be the original Buddhist branch of Christianity?
190. “And lead us not into _____.” What word is missing from this blank in most liturgical versions of the Lord’s prayer?
191. Who was the woman judge who led Israel to victory?
192. Which church considers the Patriarch of Constantinople to be the “first among equals?”
193. Who was the judge who defeated the Midianites with only 300 men using torches and horns?
194. With what did Samson kill 1,000 Philistines?
195. In 2007, what was the largest non-denominational church in America, with tens of thousands of weekly worshippers who sought “your best life now”?
196. About ten percent of the members of which denomination consider themselves to be Christians?
197. A part of London is called Blackfriars. Who were the Blackfriars?
198. Reverend John Witherspoon, the only minister to sign the Declaration of Independence, was a member of which church?
199. What Philistine woman asked Samson what his power came from?
200. How did Samson die?
201. According to the writings of the Byzantine emperor Theodore Lascaris, the city of Philadelphia was well known for what?
202. When Saul conquered the Amalekites, what person did he keep as a prisoner instead of killing like God said to?
203. Herod Agrippa imprisoned which two apostles?
204. Two brothers who lived in Poland in the 1500s had a heresy named for them: Socianism. The Sozinnis taught that Jesus was a man who became God. Which of the following did they also believe?
205. When David wanted to fight Goliath, what did Saul try to give him?
206. What does ‘Gnosis’ mean in Greek?
207. Paul was shipwrecked on what island?
208. Who was David’s captain of his army?
209. What patriarch of Constantinople taught that Mary could not be called the “Mother of God,” since Jesus was born as man by Mary, but as God by the Father?
210. Which insect did John the Baptist eat in the desert?
211. St Catherine’s Monastery in Egypt is famous as the site where one of the oldest parchment manuscripts of the Bible was found dating back to the 4th century. In what year was it found?
212. Who was Bathsheba’s husband?
213. “But deliver us from _____.” What word is missing from this blank in most English liturgical versions of the Lord’s Prayer?
214. Which biblical narrative is connected to Palm Sunday?
215. During his time as king, who was David’s main enemy?
216. What did the serpent tempt Eve to do in the Garden of Eden?
217. What famous queen came to visit Solomon?
218. Possibly the darkest of all the activities of the Christian church, historically, has been in relation to this particular group who are?
219. What did God divide when He created Earth?
220. Who convinced Solomon to turn from God?
221. Which monarch was, by sixteenth century standards, very tolerant as they left folk free to believe what they liked so long as outward conformity in religion was practised?
223. How many plagues are in Exodus?
224. What is the work of the Bible Society?
225. What did NOT happen to the city and/or church of Philadelphia?
226. What are the ten plagues in order from Exodus?
227. What happened to the kingdom after Solomon’s rule?
228. What is the name of a person called by God to speak for Him?
229. Whose dream did Daniel interpret in -Babylon?
230. The collection of religious relics in the English churches of the early 16th century was rampant. Which of the following items was not available for display in the Canterbury Cathedral at this time?
231. King Herod promised what to his daughter on his birthday?
232. Who was the last king Daniel served under in the Bible?
233. I am one of the great apologists for Christianity. Which one am I?
234. What Roman Governor presided over Judea during the trial of Jesus?
235. This religious group was seen as a threat by the medieval church. The church therefore decided to eradicate the heresy and heretics. This was in the thirteenth century; who were they?
236. In 2 Kings 7, who sacked the Syrian camp?
237. When Daniel prayed to God after it was not allowed, where was he thrown into?
238. Two people claim to be Primate of England; who are they?
239. In 2 Kings 8, how long is the famine that Elisha prophesizes?
240. When they refused to bow to an idol, where were they thrown?
241. If a person sinned ignorantly at the time of Moses, what happened to them?
242. Who returned to Israel to build up the walls of Jerusalem?
243. Here’s a straightforward one if you know Revelation 3. The city of Laodicea, like Sardis, was known for its riches and was an important financial and banking center, which is apparently why Christ chastises their church for saying that they were rich and needed nothing, when in fact they weren’t rich spiritually. They were also known for agriculture, and the production of black wool. But they also were known for what else?
244. How many years did Sarah live?
245. What daring thing did Esther do to talk with the king?
246. Eusebius, a notable Christian historian in the 4th century, related the story of Thaddeus, one of the apostles. Thaddeus visited which king, who accepted Christianity and established a stronghold of Christian belief?
247. In the Song of Songs, how much is the bride’s dowry?
248. Who let the Israelites return to their homeland?
249. Paul aroused the anger of silversmiths in which city by preaching against their production of idols?
250. In 2 Sam 14, how did the wise woman disguise herself?
251. Who eventually came from the lineage of David?
252. Which rule outlined the proper code and conduct for a monastic society and its members?
253. Who is David’s chief counselor?
254. Who was Jesus’ birth father?
255. Mainline Baptist churches in the UK are held together by which organisation?
256. How many of Jesus’ brothers are named in the Bible?
257. Who warned Paul of the plot against him?
258. Name one of Jesus’ brothers?
259. What Gnostic sect worshiped the serpent of Eden?
260. Who was the governor that heard the council’s case against Paul?
261. Who spoke from the sky when Jesus was baptised?
262. Why was Francis of Assisi given an armed guard on his death bed?
263. Who must we become like to enter the Kingdom of Heaven?
264. What happened when Jesus went into the wilderness?
265. Who said, ‘You are the Christ, the son of the living God’?
266. According to Paul, who is the Head of the church?
267. At Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, which prophet did Peter refer to with regard to the coming of the Holy Spirit?
268. Name the place where Jesus walked on water?
269. In the UK, what type of organisation is Wesley Owen?
270. Which member of the Jewish ruling counsel came to ask Jesus questions at night?
271. What was Matthew before he followed Jesus?
272. In January 2005 a British TV channel upset a lot of Christians by screening a performance of ‘Jerry Springer: The Opera’, which many people found to be blasphemous. What channel was this on?
273. Who were the three sons of Adam and Eve as listed in the Bible?
274. According to the Beatitudes who will be filled?
275. Paul circumcised a new follower by what name?
276. What did the woman pour on Jesus’ feet at the home of Simon the Leper?
277. Who is the high priest of Jerusalem who put Jesus on trial?
278. Which well-known politician left the Church of England and became a Roman Catholic over the issue of women priests?
279. How does Judas signal Jesus’s identity to the Roman officials?
280. Paul had a vision of a “man from Macedonia” who asked him to come over to Madedonia to preach the gospel. Where was Paul when he had this dream?
281. How did Jesus leave Earth and go to Heaven?
282. Who murders John the Baptist?
283. Paul, in one of his epistles, criticized Christians who had yielded to pressure from Pharisees who insisted on adherence to Mosaic law and circumcision. In which epistle did this diatribe appear?
284. What does Jesus say is the first and greatest commandment?
285. Which Gospel is written by a doctor?
286. How many people were saved on the ark?
287. What is the collective name of the stories Jesus told?
288. How did God make people spread out across the earth?
289. Who went on missionary journeys to preach to the Gentiles?
290. The Basilica of St. Pudentiana was built to commemorate what site?
291. When God showed Abram the stars in the sky, what did he promise?
292. How did Paul escape from Damascus?
293. Peter was crucified upside down in the Vatican Fields, or perhaps in Nero’s Circus. According to tradition, by what means and where did Paul meet his martyrdom?
294. Who was the first son Abram had?
295. What did the Holy Spirit look like when the disciples received it?
296. What was Sarai’s name changed to?
297. What is the last word in the Old Testament?
298. How did Esau provide food for the family?
299. On which day of the year could the High Priest enter the Holiest Place, the inner most part of the temple where the covenant box was kept?
300. Who did Laban trick Jacob into marrying?
