Bible trivia questions for daily study
Short answer: do three questions a day, and after each one read the verse the answer comes from. Here are ten to start, with King James Version references.
Ten questions with answers
- Who built the ark? Noah (Genesis 6:14)
- What was the name of Abraham's wife? Sarah (Genesis 17:15)
- Who was sold into Egypt by his brothers? Joseph (Genesis 37:28)
- Which city's walls fell after the people shouted? Jericho (Joshua 6:20)
- Who killed Goliath? David (1 Samuel 17:50)
- Who was thrown into the den of lions? Daniel (Daniel 6:16)
- In which town was Jesus born? Bethlehem (Matthew 2:1)
- Who baptized Jesus? John the Baptist (Matthew 3:13)
- How many loaves fed the five thousand? Five (Matthew 14:17)
- On the road to which city was Saul converted? Damascus (Acts 9:3)
How to turn trivia into study
Answer first, then open the reference and read a few verses around it. Write down one thing you did not know. Three questions this way take about five minutes.
Keep it daily, not endless
A fixed small set every day builds memory better than a long session once a month.
Doing it with Lampnote
Lampnote gives you three Bible questions a day. Right or wrong, it shows the correct answer and the KJV verse immediately, and you tap Next when you are done reading. A streak and correct-answer count keep the habit going.
FAQ
How many trivia questions should I do a day?
Three to five is plenty. A small daily set you actually finish beats a long quiz you abandon.
Why include the verse reference?
Reading the verse turns a fact into study. You remember the answer in its context, not as an isolated fact.
Is Bible trivia good for a church group?
Yes. Use a few questions as an opener, then read the referenced passages together.
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