To answer this Bible Quiz, please give the Scripture reference only - no opinions or what your Church teaches. These doctrines are taught in Christian Churches so they must be in the Bible, right?
Give only the chapter and verse for your answer, or answer "none"
1. Abraham was a Jew... Scripture reference
2. The first time the word "Jew/Jews" appears in the Bible... Scripture reference
3. The Office of Pope,
Fathers and Nuns... Scripture reference
4. Purgatory/Immortal soul?*... Scripture reference
5. The Jews return to Palestine and rename it, Israel... Scripture reference
6. The Law of God was nailed to the cross... Scripture reference
7. Easter sunrise service... Scripture reference
8. How many times does the word "rapture" appear in the Bible?... Scripture reference
9. At death we immediately go to either heaven or hell... Scripture reference
10. The birth of Jesus is a commanded
celebration... Scripture reference
* Have you believed a lie? Has your pastor said the 'saved' go to heaven, and the 'lost' go to hell? What really happens at death? Read God's Great Plan
Bonus Question: An epistle is the wife of an apostle. True or False
Total your Score: if you answered 10 out of 10 correctly, that means you actually took the time to look up the Scripture reference. If you answered the Bonus Question as True, you still have more study to do.
What can we learn from following the teaching of Jesus? Jesus taught us how to live and treat others. Jesus is the greatest teacher who ever lived. Not only does Jesus teach us how to live a happy earthly life, but shows us how to gain entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven. Christianity is not just a religion, it's a secret passage to eternal life.
Since Tyndale's
English translation in 1526, translators and publishers have created
approximately 900 different English Bibles, making it hard to know what God really said.
Example: Psalm 12:6-7
Geneva 1599: The words of the Lord are pure words, as the silver, tried in a furnace of earth, fined sevenfold. Thou wilt keep them, O Lord; thou wilt preserve him from this generation forever.
What does "him" refer back to?
KJV 1611: The words of the Lord are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O Lord, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.
"Them" refers back to the words of the Lord.
NIV 1978: And the words of the Lord are flawless, like silver purified in a crucible, like gold refined seven times. You, Lord, will keep the needy safe and will protect us forever from the wicked.
Notice
all the word changes of the NIV version. Why did the
publishers change so many words? Answer: Publishers cannot get a
copyright (and make more money) unless at least 10% of the words are different from the original.
No need to choose, simply go to Strong's Concordance and see what the original word God inspired to be written.
Do not blindly trust ANY translation of the Bible. Always check the
original Hebrew and Greek words to get the true meaning and intend.
The purpose of this quiz is to get people to think about what they believe and why they believe it, not debate who's right or wrong.
To
learn the revealed truth of God we must know and understand the true
meaning of the words God inspired to be written. Use Strong's
Concordance to check the original word before it was translated. Do your own research, make up your own mind, rely on the Holy Spirit to guide you.
If you desire God’s truth more than your own life, and are willing to
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