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EnaGoguette

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Greetings to all my brothers and sisters in Christ!!
Here's a teen Bible Trivia for you (once your done, ask a biblical question for yourself, something that you might not be sure of, if you want...And remember, encourage!!) :
Q: Who wrote the book of Genesis?

GOOD LUCK MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS!!
 
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You don't have to be a teen, just have fun and encourage those who part in the Body of our Savior Lord Jesus Christ!! God bless you, Peace remain with you...
 
AAAPlus

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Moses!

Okay...what was the name of Moses' wife?
 
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bukky

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hmm?? Moses had many wives. But i think u mean the first wife, and her name was Zip-po-rah and u can find that in Exodus 2;21.:D
hmm now my question, how many people made it to the promise land? :)
 
willfollowsGod

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I am not a teen but we should have trivia in all the other forums for teens, singles, etc. We can learn more about the word of God or if we have GSN (Game Show Network) we can watch The American Bible Challenge (I don't have cable by the way). As for questions, I can't think of any right now. Oh, I have a question.

Who in Job, really helped Job besides God? There is an answer to this, so the answer no one is not correct.
 
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EnaGoguette

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willfollowsGod said:
I am not a teen but we should have trivia in all the other forums for teens, singles, etc. We can learn more about the word of God or if we have GSN (Game Show Network) we can watch The American Bible Challenge (I don't have cable by the way). As for questions, I can't think of any right now. Oh, I have a question.

Who in Job, really helped Job besides God? There is an answer to this, so the answer no one is not correct.
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A: I think the answer is one of Job's friends, Elihu, who provided an explanation to Job's sufferings...
Q: What are the two books named for women?
(Sorry 4 not answering the previous question about the quantity of people who entered the Promised Land... God bless you anyway, and always...:) )
 
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Live_Love_Believe

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Ruth and Esther.

With what did Sampson slay a thousand soldiers?

I know this one is an easy one for most... lol i couldnt think of anything great this time around.
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Ruth and Esther.

With what did Sampson slay a thousand soldiers?

I know this one is an easy one for most... lol i couldnt think of anything great this time around.
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A: Samson killed 1000 Philistines with a jawbone from a donkey he killed...
Q: Who wrote the first 5 books in the OT (Old Testement)?
 
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Live_Love_Believe

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Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy, the Books of Moses.

The passages in Matthew 5:3-12 are called the what?
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy, the Books of Moses.

The passages in Matthew 5:3-12 are called the what?
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A: The Beatitudes, i think
Q: Who was Paul, exactly? (Answers will vary)
; include information where you recieved this info, of course from the Bible, but where in the Bible?*
 
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Romans 1:1
Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle

Ephesians 3:1
For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ

Colossians 1:23
......whereof I Paul am made a minister

2 Peter 3:15
....... even as our beloved brother Paul

this may be addressing someone different than Paul the apostle, I'm not sure.
Philemon 1:9
...... Paul the aged....


How many wives and sons did David have?
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Romans 1:1
Paul, a servant of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle

Ephesians 3:1
For this cause I Paul, the prisoner of Jesus Christ

Colossians 1:23
......whereof I Paul am made a minister

2 Peter 3:15
....... even as our beloved brother Paul

this may be addressing someone different than Paul the apostle, I'm not sure.
Philemon 1:9
...... Paul the aged....


How many wives and sons did David have?
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A: David had 4 wives, who were Michal, Ahinoam, Bathsheba, and Abigail. He had 4 sons, and 1 daughter. Sons: Absalom, Amnon, Solomon, and Adonijah. Daughter: Tamar. I'm definte of this answer...:)
Q: Who were the kings of Israel, from first to last in the Bible?
 
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A: David had 4 wives, who were Michal, Ahinoam, Bathsheba, and Abigail. He had 4 sons, and 1 daughter. Sons: Absalom, Amnon, Solomon, and Adonijah. Daughter: Tamar. I'm definte of this answer...
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Actually, he had 8 wives, 19 sons and 1 daughter.

The most authoritative source for David's wives is 1 Chronicles 3, which lists David's descendants for 30 generations. This source names seven wives:

  1. Ahinoam of Jezreel,
  2. Abigail the Carmel,
  3. Maachah the daughter of King Talmai of Geshur,
  4. Haggith,
  5. Abital,
  6. Eglah, and
  7. Bath-shua (Bathsheba) the daughter of Ammiel.
David was married to Ahinoam, Abigail, Maacha, Haggith, Abital and Eglah during the 7-1/2 years he reigned in Hebron as king of Judah. After David moved his capital to Jerusalem, he married Bathsheba. Each of his first six wives bore David a son, while Bathsheba bore him four sons. Altogether, scripture records that David had 19 sons;


  1. Amnon
  2. Daniel [or Chileab]
  3. Absalom
  4. Adonijah
  5. Shephatiah
  6. Ithream
  7. Shimea
  8. Shobab
  9. Nathan
  10. Solomon
  11. Ibhar
  12. Elishua
  13. Eliphelet
  14. Nogah
  15. Nepheg
  16. Japhia
  17. Elishama
  18. Eliadah
  19. Jerimoth
by various women, and one daughter, Tamar.

Missing from the 1 Chronicles 3 list of sons and wives is Michal, daughter of King Saul who reigned c. 1025-1005 B.C. Her omission from the genealogy may be linked to 2 Samuel 6:23, which says, "to her dying day Michal, daughter of Saul, had no children."


Q: Who were the kings of Israel, from first to last in the Bible?
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first three kings of Israel and Judah

  1. Saul​
  2. David​
  3. Solomon​
Kings of Israel:

  1. Jeroboam I
  2. Nadab
  3. Baasha
  4. Elah
  5. Zimri
  6. Omri
  7. Ahab
  8. Ahaziah
  9. Joram
  10. Jehoahaz
  11. Jehoash
  12. Jeroboam II
  13. Zechariah
  14. Shallum
  15. Menahem
  16. Pekah
  17. Pekahiah
  18. Hoshea
SAMARIA FALLS
Samaria, capital of the Northern Ten Tribes,
falls to Assyrian King Shalmaneser V.

The Israelites
are taken captive to Assyria.

Kings of Judah:

  1. Rehoboam
  2. Abijah
  3. Asa
  4. Jehoshaphat
  5. Jehoram
  6. Ahaziah
  7. Athaliah (queen)
  8. Joash
  9. Amaziah
  10. Azariah(Uzziah)
    (overlap with Amaziah)
  11. Jotham
  12. Ahaz (overplap with jotham)
  13. Hezekiah
  14. Manasseh
  15. Amon
  16. Josiah
  17. Jehoahaz
  18. Jehoiakim
  19. Jehoiachin
JERUSALEM FALLS
Jerusalem falls at the hands of
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon.

Nebuchadnezzar captures
Judah's Jehoiachin, who,
as prisoner, is taken to Babylon.

Nebuchadnezzar sets up
Zedekiah as the last king of Judah.

JERUSALEM AND
TEMPLE DESTROYED
Nebuchadnezzar lays siege to Jerusalem.
He destroys the city and burns its temple.

The destruction of the temple was started on the 9th of Ab (Hebrew month) and completed on the 10th. The 9th of Ab is also the day Jerusalem's SECOND temple (Herod's temple) is also completely destroyed in 70 A.D
{cited from Kings of Israel and Judah }



How much Gold, bronze, and silver was used to make Solomon's temple? (as far as was recorded)
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Actually, he had 8 wives, 19 sons and 1 daughter.

The most authoritative source for David's wives is 1 Chronicles 3, which lists David's descendants for 30 generations. This source names seven wives:

  1. Ahinoam of Jezreel,
  2. Abigail the Carmel,
  3. Maachah the daughter of King Talmai of Geshur,
  4. Haggith,
  5. Abital,
  6. Eglah, and
  7. Bath-shua (Bathsheba) the daughter of Ammiel.
David was married to Ahinoam, Abigail, Maacha, Haggith, Abital and Eglah during the 7-1/2 years he reigned in Hebron as king of Judah. After David moved his capital to Jerusalem, he married Bathsheba. Each of his first six wives bore David a son, while Bathsheba bore him four sons. Altogether, scripture records that David had 19 sons;


  1. Amnon
  2. Daniel [or Chileab]
  3. Absalom
  4. Adonijah
  5. Shephatiah
  6. Ithream
  7. Shimea
  8. Shobab
  9. Nathan
  10. Solomon
  11. Ibhar
  12. Elishua
  13. Eliphelet
  14. Nogah
  15. Nepheg
  16. Japhia
  17. Elishama
  18. Eliadah
  19. Jerimoth
by various women, and one daughter, Tamar.

Missing from the 1 Chronicles 3 list of sons and wives is Michal, daughter of King Saul who reigned c. 1025-1005 B.C. Her omission from the genealogy may be linked to 2 Samuel 6:23, which says, "to her dying day Michal, daughter of Saul, had no children."


first three kings of Israel and Judah

  1. Saul​
  2. David​
  3. Solomon​
Kings of Israel:

  1. Jeroboam I
  2. Nadab
  3. Baasha
  4. Elah
  5. Zimri
  6. Omri
  7. Ahab
  8. Ahaziah
  9. Joram
  10. Jehoahaz
  11. Jehoash
  12. Jeroboam II
  13. Zechariah
  14. Shallum
  15. Menahem
  16. Pekah
  17. Pekahiah
  18. Hoshea
SAMARIA FALLS
Samaria, capital of the Northern Ten Tribes,
falls to Assyrian King Shalmaneser V.

The Israelites
are taken captive to Assyria.

Kings of Judah:

  1. Rehoboam
  2. Abijah
  3. Asa
  4. Jehoshaphat
  5. Jehoram
  6. Ahaziah
  7. Athaliah (queen)
  8. Joash
  9. Amaziah
  10. Azariah(Uzziah)
    (overlap with Amaziah)
  11. Jotham
  12. Ahaz (overplap with jotham)
  13. Hezekiah
  14. Manasseh
  15. Amon
  16. Josiah
  17. Jehoahaz
  18. Jehoiakim
  19. Jehoiachin
JERUSALEM FALLS
Jerusalem falls at the hands of
King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon.

Nebuchadnezzar captures
Judah's Jehoiachin, who,
as prisoner, is taken to Babylon.

Nebuchadnezzar sets up
Zedekiah as the last king of Judah.

JERUSALEM AND
TEMPLE DESTROYED
Nebuchadnezzar lays siege to Jerusalem.
He destroys the city and burns its temple.

The destruction of the temple was started on the 9th of Ab (Hebrew month) and completed on the 10th. The 9th of Ab is also the day Jerusalem's SECOND temple (Herod's temple) is also completely destroyed in 70 A.D
{cited from Kings of Israel and Judah }



How much Gold, bronze, and silver was used to make Solomon's temple? (as far as was recorded)
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Live, you are amazing. KEEP ON GOIN'!! thanks 4 refeshment on the BB, aka The Bible!!:) God bless buddy, in Christ!! lol har har lol
 
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Lol.. i kinda went all-out on that one. you have another question to ask? i promise i wont go berserk like that again... lol. at least, i'll try
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Lol.. i kinda went all-out on that one. you have another question to ask? i promise i wont go berserk like that again... lol. at least, i'll try
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Nah, bro, you answered the question fully... God bless you buddy, you truly have a gift!!:) Ummm... Let's see... Here's one:
Q: How old was Jesus when He began His ministry?
(Kinda easy, huh? lol)
 
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Live_Love_Believe

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Luke 3:23
And Jesus himself began to be about thirty years of age....



how long did it take for Solomon to build the temple, and how long did it take to build his palace?
 
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EnaGoguette

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Live_Love_Believe said:
Luke 3:23
And Jesus himself began to be about thirty years of age....



how long did it take for Solomon to build the temple, and how long did it take to build his palace?
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Comment: Wow. Amazing. I hit you with an easy one, and you give me a hard one... I think there's a proverb that states this... lol joke, joke...:)
A: It took Solomon seven (7) years to build the temple and it took him thirteen (13) years to build his palace.
I found this info in 1 Kings 6:38, 7:1.

Q: List the name of all the judges who ruled in Israel before the rule of the kings. From first to last. b.) And how many judges were there?
Need a hint: Look in the book of Judges, lol. Think you knew that already...
 
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Live_Love_Believe

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A: It took Solomon seven (7) years to build the temple and it took him thirteen (13) years to build his palace.
I found this info in 1 Kings 6:38, 7:1.
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Very good, it took 40 years for his descendants to rebuild the temple later on after it was destroyed many times.


Q: List the name of all the judges who ruled in Israel before the rule of the kings. From first to last. b.) And how many judges were there?
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There are six major judges and six minor judges, making a total of twelve judges which is the same number as the tribes of Israel.


Major Judges :

  • Othniel (1367 - 1327): Fought the Mesopotamians
  • Ehud(1309 - 1229): Fought the Moabites
  • Deborah (1209 - 1169): Fought the Canaanites
  • Jerubbaal (Gideon, 1162 - 1122): Fought the Midianites
  • Jephthah (1078 - 1072): Fought the Ammonites
  • Samson (1075 - 1055): Fought the Philistines

Minor Judges :
  • Shamgar: Fought the Philistines
  • Tola (1119 - 1096)
  • Jair (1119 - 1097)
  • Ibzan: Fought the Ammonites
  • Elon: Fought the Ammonites
  • Abdon: Fought the Ammonites
Who were the sons of Aaron?
 
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Live_Love_Believe said:
Very good, it took 40 years for his descendants to rebuild the temple later on after it was destroyed many times.




There are six major judges and six minor judges, making a total of twelve judges which is the same number as the tribes of Israel.


Major Judges :

  • Othniel (1367 - 1327): Fought the Mesopotamians
  • Ehud(1309 - 1229): Fought the Moabites
  • Deborah (1209 - 1169): Fought the Canaanites
  • Jerubbaal (Gideon, 1162 - 1122): Fought the Midianites
  • Jephthah (1078 - 1072): Fought the Ammonites
  • Samson (1075 - 1055): Fought the Philistines

Minor Judges :
  • Shamgar: Fought the Philistines
  • Tola (1119 - 1096)
  • Jair (1119 - 1097)
  • Ibzan: Fought the Ammonites
  • Elon: Fought the Ammonites
  • Abdon: Fought the Ammonites

Who were the sons of Aaron?
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Ummm... Live, if you don't mind me askin' bro in Christ, where do you get this info? My Bible doesn't list all of these judges... Wait, it does, so where are you gettin' this, no ofense, i think it's preety cool... God bless you bro...
A: The sons of Aaron were Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar. ( Please don't tell me I didn't list all the sons of Aaron, lol joke joke )

Q: How many sons did Jesse have, and what were their names?
 
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