Bible Quiz: build faith, understand the Bible

Bible Quiz: build faith, understand the Bible

As many Christians who love the Bible, we like to understand it better so that we can learn to change our lives and become better individuals. We work towards this so that we become better at loving God and loving the people around us. Here are a few questions.

After going through each question, try to answer each of them, then go through the answers. Do not go straight away to the answers without trying. The whole purpose of all the Bible quizzes is to strengthen the way in which we try to remember Bible passages and exercise our mind in valuing the living Word of God.

Question 1) The religious teachers accused Jesus of breaking the religious laws of Sabbath day rest. How did Jesus counter it? Click here to read the answer

Declarations to Speak with Grace and Power

Declarations to Speak with Grace and Power

We either build relationships with words or let them fail when we do not speak correctly. This happens in our homes, at work, in business, in church and elsewhere. Jesus Christ our Lord and savior knew when to speak, had great will power to remain silent when it was the best option. When Satan tried to entice him with sin quoting scripture, Jesus spoke with wisdom with power citing the appropriate context of the scripture.

25 Declarations for purity and holiness

Make these declarations earnestly for 60 days. Stay committed, for your transformation. Two versions are provided. The shorter version is at the bottom of this page. 

There are 600 references in the Bible to God’s holiness. Matthew 5:8 says, Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Click here to read “Why should you desire to be holy?

Powerful declarations for a pure and holy life.  

I strive to be holy, so that I may see the Lord. (Hebrews 12:14) 
Since I am pure in heart, I can see God. (Matthew 5:8)

I seek to be holy in all my thoughts and actions, as God is holy. (1 Peter 1:15-16)

I choose to be cleansed from all sin, perfecting holiness in the fear of God. (2 Corinthians 7:1)