The Bible is filled with incredible stories, inspiring people, powerful miracles, and life-changing teachings.
But how much do you really remember?
Whether you're new to Bible study or have been reading Scripture for years, these questions are a fun way to challenge your knowledge and discover areas where you can continue learning.
Let's see how many you can answer correctly.
Bible Basics
- How many books are in the Bible?
- What is the first book of the Bible?
- What is the last book of the Bible?
- How many Testaments are there?
- Who wrote many of the Psalms?
Famous People
- Who built the ark?
- Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
- Who defeated Goliath?
- Who was swallowed by a great fish?
- Who betrayed Jesus?
Jesus' Life
- In which city was Jesus born?
- Who was Jesus' mother?
- How many disciples did Jesus choose?
- What was Jesus' first miracle?
- On what day did Jesus rise from the dead?
Miracles
- Who parted the Red Sea?
- Who walked on water with Jesus?
- How many loaves fed the 5,000?
- Who was raised from the dead by Jesus after four days?
- What happened to Saul on the road to Damascus?
Places
- What garden did Adam and Eve live in?
- What sea did Jesus calm during a storm?
- Where did Jesus grow up?
- What city had walls that fell after marching around them?
- What mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments on?
Teachings
- What is the greatest commandment?
- What prayer did Jesus teach His disciples?
- What fruit of the Spirit is listed in Galatians 5?
- What does Jesus call Himself in John 14:6?
- What is the Golden Rule?
Challenge Yourself
How many answers did you know without looking them up?
- 25+ Correct: Great Job!
- 20+ Correct: Strong Bible Knowledge
- 15+ Correct: Keep Learning
- Under 15: Time for a Bible Challenge!
Remember, Bible knowledge isn't about getting a perfect score.
It's about growing closer to God through His Word.
Why Bible Knowledge Matters
Every question you answer helps connect you to the larger story of Scripture.
The more familiar you become with the Bible, the easier it becomes to understand God's promises, recognize His faithfulness, and apply His truth to your daily life.
Conclusion
Learning the Bible can be both meaningful and fun.
Challenge yourself regularly, explore new stories, and continue growing in your understanding of God's Word.
After all, every Bible expert started with a single question.




