1. 63
   18
2. Five
   19

The "Feeding the Multitude" miracle appears in all four gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). In the book of John, the bread is described as "five barley loaves."

1. Exodus, Chapter 2
   Hosea, Chapter 3
2. Revelation, Chapter 13
   Matthew, Chapter 6

In the book of Matthew, the Sermon on the Mount scenario spans from Chapter 5 to Chapter 7. While teaching on the mount, Jesus unveils his Beatitudes which are widely considered the moral foundation of Christian theology.

1. Mary Magdalene
   Judas Iscariot
2. Esther
   Moses

The Nicene Creed in Christianity refers to Jesus' Resurrection when it states that Jesus rose again on the third day in accordance with the scriptures. Mary Magdalene was one of three people who observed Jesus after his Resurrection.

1. Locusts
   Sweet spices
2. Wine
   Bread

The mourners who went to anoint Jesus with sweet spices at his sepulcher included Mary Magdalene, Mary (who was James's mother) and Salome. When they arrived, they were amazed to see that the sepulcher stone had been rolled away.

1. The crucifix
   600 threescore and six
2. A check mark
   The number 12

The Mark of the Beast is recorded in the last verse of chapter 13 of the book of Revelation. The verse refers to this mark as "the number of a man." Earlier in the same chapter, it states that the beast "spake like a dragon."

1. Assyria
   The Land of Uz
2. Calvary
   Sodom

Before taking Jesus to Calvary to be executed, Pontius Pilate's soldiers beat and crowned him with thorns while deriding him as "King of the Jews." Calvary is also called "Golgotha."

1. He went to find Mary.
   He hanged himself.
2. He was exiled.
   He was crucified with Jesus.

The 27th chapter of Matthew reveals how Judas "cast down" the bribe he received in exchange for betraying Jesus, which was 30 pieces of silver. The chief priests retrieved the money thereafter and insisted the bribe wasn't suitable for the treasury because it was the "price of blood."

1. A group of vagabonds
   A group of tax collectors
2. The disciples
   The chief priests

The book of Luke recounts Pilate's phrase of reluctance as, "I find no fault in this man." The book of John expresses Pilate's phrase about Jesus as, "I find no fault in him."

1. Mark
   Moses
2. Andrew
   Jesus

Simon Peter and Andrew were both fishermen by trade. While "casting a net into the sea," the two were called to be disciples.

1. Peter, James and John
   Moses, Elijah and Zechariah
2. Timothy, Matthias and Bartholomew
   Jude, James and John

According to the scriptures, Jesus and three of his disciples, Peter, James and John, went to a mountain to pray. It was there that rays of white light emitted from Jesus' body, and Moses and the prophet Elijah (or Elias) appeared and spoke with him.

1. James
   Paul
2. Jesus
   John the Baptist

The book of Colossians is the 12th book of the New Testament and the seventh epistle written by the Apostle Paul. This instructional letter is written to the Colossians. It has been suggested that the Colossians inhabited an area that is referred to in the book of Revelation.

1. James
   Zebedee
2. Bartholomew
   Matthias

Zebedee was the father of John and James, who were two disciples of Jesus. Zebedee was not a disciple of Jesus and appears in the gospels of Mark and Matthew.

1. The tribe of Levi
   Gentiles
2. The disciples of Jesus
   Matthew

Before his conversion, Paul did not accept Christianity's tenet that Gentiles could be saved. After his conversion, Paul preached to the Gentiles that they could be accepted by God through Christ.

1. Myrrh
   Oil
2. Gold
   Wax

Five of the ten virgins described in the story are wise, and five of them are described as foolish. When the virgins went to meet the bridegroom, the foolish virgins asked the wise virgins for their oil and were denied.

1. Timothy
   Peter
2. Paul
   Judas

Peter is also called "Simon Peter" or "Simon." According to the Bible, Peter witnessed Jesus' Transfiguration, and he was one of the apostles who preached during Pentacost about the Resurrection of Jesus, among other things.

1. Judas
   Paul
2. Herod Antipas
   Mary Magdalene

John the Baptist is considered a major figure in Christianity. The New Testament recounts that he baptized Jesus before being imprisoned and ultimately beheaded.

1. Ravens
   Light
2. Ribbons
   Angels

Before his conversion, the apostle Paul's name was "Saul." The book of Acts describes how, before his conversion, Saul threatened slaughter to the disciples for their acts.

1. The Sea of Galilee
   Mount Sinai
2. Achaia
   He hid it in the earth.

The gospel of Matthew recounts that the servant who hid his talent in the earth did so out of fear. The servant was severely ridiculed for reaping where his lord did not sow, and was mocked as a "wicked and slothful servant."

1. John
   Matthew
2. Luke
   Acts

The gospel of John is not considered a Synoptic Gospel. The Synoptic Gospels are the books of Matthew, Mark and Luke, and they all include different renditions of most of the same stories.

1. Stephen
   Martha
2. Lazarus
   Solomon

The book of Acts describes Stephen as "full of faith and power." Accused of blasphemy, Stephen was stoned to death.

1. Titus
   Philemon
2. Paul
   Jude

Titus and Timothy were two of Paul's assistants. Paul wrote instructional letters, or epistles, to burgeoning groups of Christian converts. He also sent his assistants to counsel these groups from time to time.

1. Satan
   Jesus
2. God Almighty
   Moses

The God of Israel has many names in the Old Testament. In addition to "El Shaddai," "Exalted One" and "God the High" are mentioned in the Old Testament to describe the God of Israel.

1. Agabus
   Jesus
2. Raguel
   Lazarus

In the 21st chapter of the book of Acts, Agabus is described as "a certain servant." He bound himself with Paul's girdle to warn Paul that he would be captured by the "Jews at Jerusalem" and delivered unto the Gentiles.

1. A Fisherman
   A Gardener
2. A Soldier
   A Ram

In the book of John, Mary Magdalene was so convinced that Jesus was the gardener, she weeps and asks him where he may have taken Jesus. After Jesus utters her name, she addresses the man with a title of respect: "Rabboni."

1. The Book of Romans
   The Book of Philippians
2. The Book of Mark
   The Book of Titus

The book of Mark is one of the four gospels of the New Testament and is not considered an epistle. The Apostle Paul wrote the books of Romans, Philippians and Titus, which are epistles.

1. 39
   27
2. 16
   12

There are 27 books in the New Testament and 39 books in the Old Testament. Some Christian denominations reference the 14 books of the Apocrypha as well.

1. He descended by a wall in a basket.
   He used explosive devices.
2. He dug an escape route.
   He walked out.

The book of Acts recounts that the disciples took Paul by night. Before Paul was imprisoned to be persecuted and after he was converted, Ananias of Damascus healed Paul of blindness and baptized him.

1. Peter
   Onesiphorus
2. Lazarus
   Martha

The New Testament books of first and second Timothy are considered Pastoral Epistles, or instructional letters, that Paul addresses to his protege and companion, Timothy. Paul's third and final Pastoral Epistle is the book of Titus to whom the epistle is addressed. Pastoral epistles provide instruction to the pastors of the Christian church.

1. Joseph
   Sceva
2. Jael
   David

Sceva was a chief priest who had seven sons. A failed exorcism of a man caused the seven sons to flee.

1. Babel
   Mount Sinai
2. The land of Moriah
   Galilee

Isaac's sacrifice was to take place at Moriah, which is a mountainous region described in the book of Genesis. Abraham began to follow God's orders to sacrifice his son before one of God's messenger's intervened, instructing Abraham to sacrifice a nearby ram instead.

1. Paul
   Peter
2. James
   Gabriel

This quote is expressed in the first book of James in the second verse. The book is an epistle, or an instructional letter, written to the 12 tribes.

1. Levi
   Asher
2. Gad
   Benjamin

In Paul's epistle to the Philippians, he describes himself as "the stock of Israel, of the tribe of Benjamin, an Hebrew of the Hebrews." During his work, Paul readily owned the fact that he was a Jew set out to preach salvation to the Gentiles.

1. 11
   61
2. 14
   5

The book of Jude is an epistle attributed to Jude and appears immediately before the book of Revelation in the New Testament. The book of Jude is one of the shortest books of the Bible and contains just one chapter.

1. Venus and Mars
   Jupiter and Zeus
2. Horace and Saturn
   Castor and Pollux

The book of Acts recounts that Paul and his shipmates departed Alexandria in a ship "whose sign was Castor and Pollux." They landed at Syracuse, thereafter.

1. Four days
   Three days
2. One day
   40 days

Lazarus' sisters were Mary and Martha. The sisters sought help while Lazarus was sick, but he died before Jesus arrived.