Religion & Faith trivia questions
505 multiple-choice Religion & Faith trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Many of witchcraft confessions were extorted by means of torture, called ordeal. This method of torture was not used during the process of the ordeal.
- Burning women who were supposedly witches was a common practice on the European continent. In England, however, they punished witches in this way.
- Most of the victims of the witch hunts were women. However, there were some men also burned, accused of being witches. This is why.
- As the witch hunts expanded, any woman could be tried as a witch, but in the beginning these were the most common victims of the Holy Inquisition.
- It was a common conception that the number of people involved in the witchcraft activities could be boundless. For example, in 1609 the witch hunting French official Pierre de Lancre stated that all 30,000 dwellers of the French region Labourd were witches, including these people.
- This was a common torture method used in Scotland, which made the accused witch confess her deeds. The method caused hallucinations and made it easy for the inquisitors to extort confessions to flying, turning into animals, meeting the devil and taking part in witches’ Sabbaths.
- Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Bible. How many verses does it contain?
- According to The Old Testament, the prophet Jonah was sent to which city to warn its inhabitants of the coming judgment on them?
- According to the Book of Genesis, what did G-D create last, on the sixth day, as almost an afterthought?
- What was the name of Abrahams first wife?
- Who was Issacs wife according to Genesis?
- Judaism has three Patriarchs -Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. Who are the four Matriarchs?
- Which of these is not one of Jacobs twelve sons?
- What is the name of Jacobs only daughter according to Genesis?
- The Book of Genesis contains the first Biblical reference to someone being put into prison. Who was put into prison?
- Who was the third son of Adam and Eve, sometimes described as the quiet one?
- The Hebrew people lived in the first ghetto when they were in Egypt. Where was this place?
- According to the genealogy of Jesus, who was the father of Jesse?
- In which of the following lands did Job live when he was first mentioned in the book of Job?
- Who was king of Judaea during the birth of Jesus?
- According to the Bible, how old was Joseph when he was put in charge of the whole land of Egypt, as Pharaoh had ordered.
- According to the Bible after Sarahs death, Abraham married another woman. What was her name?
- From what tribe of Israel was Samson according to the Bible?
- This Biblical character is Jacobs father-in-law as well as father of Rachel and Leah.
- Which is the sixth book of the New Testament?
- According to the Bible, when Naomi told her two daughters-in-law to leave her and go to their homes, which daughter-in-law decided to stay?
- Which of the following did Jesus call first to be his disciple?
- What kind of person may you call Judas?
- Which of the following events can be referred to as an Armageddon?
- Which use of Goliath is correct?