Daily Bible quiz · No. 15 · Friday, November 13
Is it in the Bible?
The five everyone got on Friday, November 13. Some are in the Bible, and some only sound like they are. Guess, then see the verse. Today’s quiz is new every morning.
New: the Christmas round. Was Jesus born in a stable?
Play it →Is the word “apes” in the Bible?
Answer
Yes. It is in the Bible twice. First in 1 Kings 10:22: “For the king had a fleet of ships of Tarshish at sea along with Hiram’s fleet. Once every three years the fleet of Tarshish would come carr…”
Is the word “elephant” in the Bible?
Answer
No. Not once in the Lumin Translation or the King James Bible.
Is this in the Bible? “To thine own self be true.”
Answer
No. Not in the Bible. Polonius, in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Is this in the Bible? “I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
Answer
Yes. Psalm 139:14. In the Lumin Translation: “I thank you, because I have been made in awe-inspiring and wonderful ways. Your works are marvelous, and my soul is deeply aware of it.”
Is the word “Christmas” in the Bible?
Answer
No. Christmas is not in the Bible. The birth of Jesus is told in Matthew 1 and 2 and Luke 2. The holiday came later in church history.
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- Where do the answers come from?
- From the same index as Lumin’s free word and verse checker: the Lumin Translation and the King James Version. A word only counts as “in the Bible” if it is in both. Words that are only in one of them, like unicorn, are left out of the quiz, because yes and no would both be half right.
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