Old Testament Quiz
From Genesis to Malachi — test your knowledge of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Start QuizThe book of Genesis is the Bible's beginning — the creation of the world in seven days, the fall of Adam and Eve in Eden, Cain and Abel, Noah's ark and the Flood, the tower of Babel, the call of Abraham, the binding of Isaac, Jacob's ladder, and Joseph rising from slave to ruler in Egypt. Fifty chapters cover roughly 2,000 years of history, more time than the rest of the Bible combined. A good Genesis quiz tests the people (Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph), the covenants (Noah, Abraham), and the famous moments (the serpent, the rainbow, the burning altar on Mount Moriah, the coat of many colors). Every answer below cites a King James verse so you can read the story in context.
From Genesis to Malachi — test your knowledge of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Start QuizSimple, joyful questions for the youngest students of Scripture.
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Start QuizThe father of the faithful — called out of Ur to a land of promise.
Start QuizThe flood, the ark, and the rainbow covenant.
Start QuizDreamer, slave, prisoner, prince — Joseph's rise in Egypt.
Start QuizThe first man — formed from the dust and placed in Eden.
Start QuizThe patriarch who wrestled with God and was renamed Israel.
Start QuizWife of Abraham, mother of Isaac, and matriarch of the promise.
Start QuizCreation, the Fall, the Flood, and the patriarchs.
Start QuizDaughters of faith from Eve to the early church.
Start QuizSix days of creation and the Sabbath rest.
Start QuizThe serpent, the forbidden fruit, and the first gospel promise.
Start QuizSix days of creation and the Sabbath rest — Genesis 1-2.
Start QuizThe promises that shape Scripture — from Eden to the new covenant in Christ's blood.
Start QuizJehovah, Elohim, Emmanuel — the names that reveal His nature.
Start QuizThe first woman — mother of all living, formed from Adam's rib.
Start QuizIn the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
Start QuizTo obey is better than sacrifice — walking in the ways of the LORD.
Start QuizThe man who walked with God and was not, for God took him.
Start QuizSeven, twelve, forty, and more — the significance of numbers in Scripture.
Start QuizWhat the Bible teaches about God's design for marriage — from Eden to eternity.
Start QuizThe son of promise — from the altar of Moriah to the wells of Rehoboth.
Start QuizThe Egyptian handmaid who saw the God that seeth me — a story of exile, survival, and divine mercy.
Start QuizThe kind maiden at the well who became the mother of Jacob and Esau and shaped the covenant line.
Start QuizThe mysterious priest-king of Salem who blessed Abraham and foreshadowed Christ.
Start QuizForty days of rain, the ark of gopher wood, and a covenant in the bow of the cloud.
Start QuizThe fourth son of Jacob and forefather of the royal tribe of Israel.
Start QuizThe first brothers — and the first murder recorded in Scripture.
Start QuizThe longest-lived man in Scripture.
Start QuizAbraham's nephew, delivered from Sodom by the mercy of God.
Start QuizAbraham's firstborn son by Hagar, father of a great nation.
Start QuizIsaac's firstborn, who sold his birthright for a mess of pottage.
Start QuizJacob's firstborn son, unstable as water.
Start QuizJacob's youngest son, beloved of his father and brother Joseph.
Start QuizThe eldest son of Noah, father of the Semitic peoples.
Start QuizHonoring mothers — godly women of Scripture.
Start QuizJacob's first wife, the mother of six of Israel's tribes.
Start QuizThe supreme test of Abraham's faith and the LORD's provision.
Start QuizThe Egyptian officer who bought Joseph and saw the LORD's blessing.
Start QuizGod calls Abram to leave his homeland for a land of promise.
Start QuizCreation care and dominion — what Scripture says about stewarding God's world.
Start QuizThe daughter-in-law of Judah who secured her place in the lineage of Christ.
Start QuizThe mighty hunter before the LORD — founder of Babel and the first world empire.
Start QuizRepentance, fasting, and the dust of mortality — the beginning of Lent.
Start QuizBringing all the tithes, cheerful giving, and the windows of heaven.
Start QuizThe big boat, the animals two by two, and the rainbow promise.
Start QuizWhat God made on each of the seven days.
Start QuizThe dreamer, the colorful coat, and God's good plan.
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