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Hard bible trivia

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  1. How long did the rain fall during Noah's flood in the Book of Genesis?40 days and nightsGenesis 7:12 says the rain fell forty days and forty nights (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  2. Which of these men was one of the three sons of Noah?JaphethNoah's three sons were Shem, Ham, and Japheth, per Genesis 5:32 (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  3. What did Lot's wife become after she looked back at Sodom?A pillar of saltGenesis 19:26 says Lot's wife became a pillar of salt after looking back (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  4. Who betrayed Samson to the Philistines after learning his strength was tied to his uncut hair?DelilahJudges 16 tells how Delilah betrayed Samson to the Philistines (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  5. How long did Jonah spend inside the belly of the great fish?Three days and three nightsJonah 1:17 says Jonah was in the fish three days and three nights (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  6. For how many pieces of silver did Judas agree to betray Jesus?30 piecesMatthew 26:14-15 says Judas was paid thirty pieces of silver (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  7. Which three men were thrown into a fiery furnace in the Book of Daniel?Shadrach, Meshach, and AbednegoDaniel 3 tells of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego being thrown into the fiery furnace (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  8. How many times did the Israelites march around Jericho on the seventh day?Seven timesJoshua 6:15 says they circled the city seven times on the seventh day (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  9. According to Genesis 2:22, what did God use to make Eve?A rib from AdamGenesis 2:22 says God made Eve from a rib taken from Adam (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).
  10. In the Book of Genesis, which son of Adam and Eve killed his brother Abel in the field?CainGenesis 4:8 says Cain rose up against his brother Abel and killed him in the field (Bible Gateway, Blue Letter Bible).

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About hard Bible trivia

Hard Bible trivia tends to turn on small, exact details rather than famous stories. Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible, with 176 verses, while Psalm 117 is the shortest, with 2 verses. "Jesus wept" (John 11:35) is the shortest verse in the English KJV, and Obadiah is the shortest book of the Old Testament, with 21 verses. Knowing the story is rarely enough; the questions ask for the number, the name or the place.

The 1 quizzes hold 10 questions, running from Genesis to Revelation and including how the Bible was translated and printed. Easy levels stay with stories such as Noah's ark, Samson and Daniel in the lions' den. Medium levels ask for sequence and detail, such as the plagues or Solomon's temple. The hardest level goes to the fine print: Job's three friends, Timothy's grandmother, or the island Paul reached after the shipwreck.

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What does this hard Bible trivia page include?

This page collects hard Bible trivia questions that run from Genesis to Revelation, with some on how the Bible was translated and printed. Expect questions about names, numbers, places and who did what, rather than only the best-known stories. Each quiz draws on a different part of the text, so you can pick the section you want to test.

How can I prepare for hard Bible trivia questions?

Study pairs that are easy to confuse, such as Tabitha and Dorcas, or Saul and Paul. Give extra time to names that appear only once, like Bezalel or Eutychus, since hard questions favor them. When you miss an answer, read the verses around it, because the surrounding story makes the detail stick.

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