Bible trivia is fun and useful. Need some questions for your own Bible trivia exercise—perhaps in a church group?
And if you use Proclaim church presentation software , you can easily use these questions and hundreds of others on your slides. God called Noah to a unique and important task. In anticipation of the great flood he would send upon the earth, God appointed Noah to build an ark to preserve his family and two of every kind of animal.
Joseph lived a challenging life—the second-to-youngest of twelve sons, sold into slavery, mistreated on multiple occasions. Yet despite these trials, he remained steadfast and committed to following Christ. At the end of his life, God rewarded Joseph by promoting him to second-in-command over Egypt and by using him to save his people and family from famine and starvation.
Paul served Christ as an apostle and missionary. He traveled extensively and was even imprisoned for his faith. The Israelites faced highs and lows, victory and defeat, freedom and oppression, yet God remained faithful to sustain them as his own possession. Though the power of earthly kings does not compare to that of Christ, God uses kings to provide rule and authority over his creation. Read on to understand the progression of authority among the kings of Israel and Judah.
Scripture not only tells of kings, but it also tells of prophets—those whom God appoints to be his mouthpieces on earth. At times prophets shared prophecies that were devastating, such as the interpretation of dreams foretelling unfortunate events. At other times they shared exciting news, such as the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
