Who of this group of righteous men lived after the Great Flood?

In what land did the Lord order Abraham to go to offer his son Isaac as sacrifice to God?

God gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai. What is the other name for this mountain in another tradition?

What do we call the pact or agreement made between the Lord and the pcople of Isracl, with the Lord saying: "I shall be your God and you shall be my people"?

Who died without leaving a son but with five daughters? They asked. Moses if they could inherit the property of their father. God allowed it, provided the women married in their tribe.

Who was a wealthy Israelite who lived in Bethlehem, married Ruth the Moabite, and became an ancestor of David?

Who is the father of the prophet Samuel?

Who is the priest of Modein and the father of the Maccabee brothers who rebelled against King Antiochus who had prohibited the Jews from practicing their religion?

Who is the biblical figure who said these famous words: "Naked I came forth from my mother's womb, and naked shall I go back again. The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away"?

What psalm marvels at God's work in the heavens; the moon and the stars he has made? It also marvels at the dignity of the human being made a little less than a god.

Who is the secretary of the prophet Jeremiah after whom a prophetic book is named?

Who is the prophet who prophesied that God would send back Elijah the Prophet before the Day of the Lord comes, to turn the heart of fathers to their children?

Aside from Shiphrah, who is the other Hebrew midwife who refused the order of Pharaoh to kill the Hebrew child if it was a boy?

In the Book of Judges, who told this famous riddle: "Out of the eater came forth food, and out of the strong came forth sweetness"?

Who were the inhabitants of Jerusalem, a Canaanite city conquered by David and made his capital?

Aside from King Josiah, who is the other king of Judah who was approved because of his faithfulness to the Law of Moses and for removing the idols in his kingdom?

Who is the last Israelite king of Samaria whom Shalmaneser, king of Assyria, exiled along with his people to Assyria?

Who is the wicked opponent of Mordecai and the Jews in the Book of Esther?

How many psalms are contained in the Book of Psalms?

What is the Hebrew name of the Book of Ecclesiastes? This name substitutes for "Ecclesiastes" in many translations.

Who among the prophets mirrored God's love for his people Israel even if the people proved unfaithful to God's covenant with them? He showed this in his married life.

What do you call the special inheritance rights of the firstborn son giving him claim to the bulk of the ancestral property?

Who were of the race of giants whom the scouts sent by Moses saw in the land of Canaan? Because of fear of them, the Israelites refused to attack the land. In punishment the Lord made them wander in the desert for 40 years.

Where did Joshua and the Israelites fight and conquer the Amorites, with the sun standing still at the prayer of Joshua?

In the Book of Judges, who is the judge of Israel noted for being left-handed?

Who is the adviser of King David who betrayed him by going over to Absalom and who later hanged himself?

Who is the scribe-priest appointed by King Artaxerxes of Persia to lead the Jewish exiles in Babylon to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the city and the temple?

Who is the woman praised in these words: "You are the glory of Jerusalem, the surpassing joy of Isracl; you are the splendid boast of our people"?

What is the longest psalm in the whole psalter? The psalm is acrostic, that is, the verses begin with the Hebrew letter arranged alphabetically.

What is the number of the psalm that sings of the Jews' lament of their exile in Babylon? It starts with this passage: "By the rivers of Babylon we sat mourning and weeping when we remembered Zion"?

What prophetic book contains the following prophecy quoted by Saint Matthew in the story of Jesus' birth: "But you, Bethlehem-Ephrathah, too small to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me one who is to be ruler in Israel"?

Who is the prophet who encouraged the governor Zerubbabel and the high priest Joshua to persevere in rebuilding the Jerusalem temple after the exile?

the massacre of the infants, who cried for the children of Bethlehem, for they are no more?

In what Gospel do we find Pontius Pilate washing his hands at the trial of Jesus?

What is the name of the prince of demons with whom Jesus was in league or who possessed Jesus, according to Jesus' detractors?

What is the name of the demon whom Jesus exorcised in the territory of the Gerasenes?

In the Gospel of Mark, what is the name of the blind man whom Jesus healed as he was leaving Jericho?

Who is the father of Alexander and Rufus mentioned in the Gospel of Mark?

Who said the following words that became part of the prayer The Hail Mary: "Blessed are you among women and blessed is the fruit of your womb"?

Who is the figure in the Gospel who said, "Now, Master, you may let your servant go in peace, according to your word, for my eyes have seen your salvation"?

Who was the Roman emperor when John the Baptist and Jesus started their public ministry?

In what Gospel does Jesus cry on the cross, "Father, into your hands I commend my spirit"?

What is the word used by the Gospel of John for Jesus' mighty deeds or miracles?

What is the first miracle that Jesus performed in the Gospel of John?

Which of the following is the word of Jesus on the cross?

In the Gospel of John, to whom did the risen Jesus say, "Do not touch me" or "Stop holding on to me"

What is another name for the Sea of Galilee?

Who is the Herod who ruled in Judea after Herod the Great died? Because of him Joseph brought the Holy Family from Egypt to Nazareth.

In the Gospels of Mark and Luke, who was the tax collector called by Jesus to follow him?

What Gospel mentions the incident of a young man who ran off naked during Jesus' arrest in Gethsemane?

In the Gospel of Mark, who confessed Jesus as the Son of God when Jesus died on the cross?

In what Gospel do we read that when Jesus began his ministry, he was about thirty years of age?

What tree did Zacchaeus climb in order to see Jesus who was passing by Jericho?

In what Gospel do we find Jesus healing the severed ear of the servant of the high priest?

Who was the Herod who ruled in Galilee during Jesus' public ministry? Be specific.

What Gospel does not have the account of Jesus instituting the sacrament of the Eucharist at the Last Supper?

What is the collection of the discourses of Jesus in chapter 13 of Matthew all about?

Simon of Cyrene helped Jesus carry his cross. Where or what is Cyrene?

Who sang this hymn in the Gospel of Luke: "Peace in heaven and glory in the highest'?

What chapter of the Gospel of John contains Jesus' teaching on the Bread of Life?

In what Gospel is it said that the high priest's slave whose ear was cut off when Jesus was being arrested is named Malchus?

Which is not a paroimia or "figure of speech" in the Gospel of John?

Which town was not located close to the Sea of Galilee or Sea of Tiberias?

Which of the following towns was located in Samaria?

whom did Luke dedicate the Acts of the Apostles?

In the Acts of the Apostles, who was the deacon who converted the Samaritans?

Who was the God-fearing Gentile from Caesarea Maritima who was officially accepted by Peter to the Christian faith along with his household?

In the Acts of the Apostles, where did Paul summon and speak to the Ephesian elders?

Where was St. Paul imprisoned while awaiting trial before he was sent to the court of Caesar in Rome?

Whom did Paul call his "beloved physician"?

What New Testament letter contains this famous phrase: "Faith of itself, if it does not have works, is dead"?

To how many churches in Asia did the author of the Book of Revelation write and send letters?

What are the two Greek letters which in the Book of Revelation point to the risen Christ as "the First and the Last"?

In the Book of Revelation, the new city of God has no need of sun or moon to shine on it. Instead a lamp gives light to this city. What is this lamp that gives light?

In the Book of Revelation, which city is being compared to the great harlot or prostitute who is seated on a red beast?

In the Acts of the Apostles, who were the husband and wife who sold a piece of property but retained some of the purchase price? For lying to the Holy Spirit they both died suddenly.

To whom is the altar inscription which Paul found in Athens dedicated? Paul referred to this inscription in his speech at the Areopagus.

Who recalls for the believers these words of Jesus: "It is more blessed to give than to receive"?

Paul writes the Roman Christians that he is going to a certain place after he visits Rome. Where was Paul going?

Who was the deaconess of Cenchree whom Paul introduced to the Romans, requesting them to help her in whatever she might need? She herself was a benefactor of Paul and of many Christians.

Who was the Christian woman from whose people Paul heard about the disorders in the Corinthian community?

Which is not mentioned by Paul as one of the rival parties of Christians in Corinth?

In the Second Letter to the Corinthians Paul mentions that he was given something that he might not be elated about visions and revelations given him. What was given to Paul?

Which New Testament document speaks lengthily of the New Covenant, quoting from the Book of Jeremiah?

In the Acts of the Apostles, Luke distinguishes two groups of disciples. One group he calls "Hebrews." What does he call the other group?

What is the title of the Nubian queen or the queen of the Ethiopians whose eunuch was converted by the deacon Philip?

Where did Paul and the believers collect books on magic and burn them in public?

What Christian community did not belong to the Roman province of Asia?

Which Christian community among the following was not founded by Paul?

What was given to Paul to keep him from being elated because of his visions and revelations? Three times he begged the Lord to be delivered of it, but it was refused.

What letter of St. Paul contains this statement: "I know him in whom I have believed and am confident that he is able to guard what has been entrusted to me until that day"?

In what letter does Paul say the following about the Word of God: "All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for refutation, for correction, and for training in righteousness"?

The Letter to the Hebrews recalls that the high priest would go to the inner part of the Temple once a year offering blood for himself and for the sins of the people. What is this place the high priest entered?

Which New Testament writer gives the following realistic advice: "Come now, you who say, 'Today or tomorrow we shall go into such and such a town, spend a year there doing business, and make a profit' —you have no idea what your life will be like tomorrow. You are a puff of smoke that appears briefly and then disappears. Instead you should say, 'If the Lord wills it, we shall live to do this or that'"?

What is the title the author of the First Letter of Peter applies to Jesus when he admonishes the Christian presbyters to tend the flock of God?

In the Third Letter of John, to whom did the author—the Presbyter— write to thank him for receiving the missionaries he sent?