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Family Bible Quiz: 10 Questions About Deborah, Jesus, Jacob and More
A family-friendly Bible quiz with 10 questions about Deborah, Jericho, Isaac, Joseph, Peter, Jesus, Nathan, John the Baptist, Lazarus and Jacob—plus Scripture references and discussion prompts that help families read beyond the short answer.
Family Bible Quiz: Deborah, Jesus, Jacob and More
Answer first, read the passage second. This set includes leadership, warfare, disability, betrayal, abuse of power, deliverance, grief and a mysterious spiritual encounter, so the short answer should be the beginning of the conversation—not the end.
Each question gives you a Scripture reference, a context note and one discussion prompt. The goal is not merely to remember names. It is to help families notice what the biblical text says before familiar versions of the story flatten the difficult parts.
How to Use This Quiz
Let everyone respond before opening the reference.
A few verses of context often change what the story appears to mean.
Do not turn violence, suffering or power into a cheerful “fun fact.”
Good Bible study includes humility, context and questions—not just certainty.
The 10 Questions
Which prophet and judge summoned Barak and gave God’s instruction before the battle against Sisera?
Answer: Deborah.
What happened after Israel followed the unusual marching instructions around Jericho and the people shouted?
Answer: The wall fell, and the city was taken.
Who were Isaac’s parents, who received him after a long period of waiting?
Answer: Abraham and Sarah.
Which son of Jacob was taken from a pit and sold into slavery in the Genesis 37 story?
Answer: Joseph.
Which apostle was led out of prison by an angel in Acts 12?
Answer: Peter.
Who heals the man described in John 9 as blind from birth?
Answer: Jesus.
Which prophet confronted David after David took Bathsheba and arranged Uriah’s death?
Answer: Nathan.
Whose birth and future role were announced to his father, Zechariah, by an angel?
Answer: John the Baptist.
Whom does Jesus call out of the tomb in John 11?
Answer: Lazarus.
Who wrestled through the night with a mysterious man and afterward received the name Israel?
Answer: Jacob.
What This Set Teaches Beyond Trivia
- Leadership can be shared. Deborah’s story includes several people acting in different roles.
- Deliverance is not a formula. Acts 12 refuses an easy promise that every faithful person receives the same outcome.
- Suffering should not be simplistically blamed on personal sin. John 9 directly challenges that reflex.
- Scripture does not hide abuse of power. David is confronted rather than protected by his status.
- Mysterious passages deserve humility. Jacob’s nighttime encounter is a good example of why careful wording matters.
A Simple Family Study Method
- Observe: What actually happens in the passage?
- Context: What happens before and after the verse we remembered?
- Question: What part is difficult, surprising or unclear?
- Faithful response: What truth, warning or practice is reasonable to carry forward without forcing the passage to promise more than it says?
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