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Jesus Trivia Questions: 50 Bible Questions & Answers

Play a 20-question round drawn from 50 Jesus trivia questions about his miracles, disciples, parables, crucifixion, and resurrection, with instant answers and Gospel references.

From Bethlehem to Jerusalem

Jesus trivia grounded in the four Gospel accounts.

  • 50 Bible questions
  • 20 in Mixed mode
  • Four Gospels
  • Answers + references

Sample questions with answers

Try three Jesus trivia questions before you play

Open each question to see the answer and Gospel reference, then browse the full 20-question sample or start a randomized round.
1Who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River?

John the Baptist Matthew 3:13–16

2At the wedding in Cana, what did Jesus turn the water into?

Wine John 2:9

3Who climbed a sycamore tree because he wanted to see Jesus?

Zacchaeus Luke 19:4

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Jesus Bible Trivia

How well do you know the life and words of Jesus?

In Mixed mode, this Jesus trivia quiz draws 20 questions from a 50-question bank based on Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Test the people, places, teachings, miracles, and encounters that shape the Gospel accounts. Every answer includes a chapter and verse so you can check the passage.

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How the Jesus Bible quiz works

Start the game, choose WEB or KJV, and select Easy, Medium, Hard, or Mixed. Each question has four different choices and one correct answer. Mixed contains 20 questions; a single-difficulty round contains up to 20, depending on the available pool. No question repeats within a round.

  1. 1

    Choose WEB or KJV

    Choose whether verse wording appears in WEB or KJV.

  2. 2

    Set the difficulty

    Choose one level or Mixed for a balanced challenge.

  3. 3

    Answer the round’s questions

    Select A, B, C, or D and receive feedback immediately.

  4. 4

    Check the Gospel

    Use the revealed reference to read the supporting passage in context.

What the Jesus trivia questions cover

Questions draw on all four Gospels, from Jesus’ baptism and temptation to his teaching, miracles, crucifixion, and resurrection. For questions about his birth, try the Christmas Bible trivia collection.

Baptism & First Disciples

John baptizing Jesus, the wilderness temptation, and Jesus calling Peter and Andrew.

Matthew

Teachings & Commands

Memorable words about faith, love, discipleship, salvation, and the kingdom.

Four Gospels

Miracles & Healings

The centurion, restored sight, Lazarus, and other signs witnessed by the crowds.

Four Gospels

Disciples & Encounters

Peter, John, Zacchaeus, religious leaders, and people who met Jesus.

Four Gospels

Places & Resurrection

Cana, Jericho, Jerusalem, and the disciples’ encounter with the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Four Gospels

Jesus trivia for beginners and close Gospel readers

Mixed mode aims for 6 Easy, 10 Medium, and 4 Hard questions. Later rounds prioritize questions you have not played, so the balance can change.

6 easy10 medium4 hard
  • Four clear choicesAnswer choices are reviewed for clear differences and relevant distractors.
  • One biblical answerEach question is checked for one best-supported answer.
  • No round repeatsEach selected question appears once.
  • Exact referencesEvery answer points to a Gospel passage.

20 Jesus trivia questions and answers

Try this 20-question preview from the current 50-question bank. It contains 6 easy, 10 medium, and 4 hard questions. Open each question to see the answer, an explanation, and its Gospel reference.

Easy level

Easy Jesus trivia questions

Familiar people and events from Jesus’ life and ministry.

Stories of JesusEasy

1. Who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River?

  1. John the Baptist
  2. Andrew
  3. Peter
  4. James
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Answer A: John the Baptist

Why: John initially objected, but Jesus answered him and John consented. The passage then describes Jesus coming up from the water after his baptism. See Matthew 3:13–16.

Reference: Matthew 3:13–16

Stories of JesusEasy

2. At the wedding in Cana, what did Jesus turn the water into?

  1. Honey
  2. Wine
  3. Oil
  4. Milk
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Answer B: Wine

Why: The steward tastes the water that has become wine. The servants know where it came from, but the steward does not.

Reference: John 2:9

Stories of JesusEasy

3. Who climbed a sycamore tree because he wanted to see Jesus?

  1. Lazarus
  2. Nicodemus
  3. Zacchaeus
  4. Matthew
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Answer C: Zacchaeus

Why: Unable to see over the crowd, Zacchaeus runs ahead and climbs a sycamore tree along Jesus’ route.

Reference: Luke 19:4

Stories of JesusEasy

4. Whom did Jesus call out of the tomb after he had been dead four days?

  1. Jairus
  2. Stephen
  3. Bartimaeus
  4. Lazarus
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Answer D: Lazarus

Why: Martha said Lazarus had been dead four days. Jesus prayed to the Father, called Lazarus out, and told the people to release him from his burial wrappings. See John 11:39–44.

Reference: John 11:39–44

Stories of JesusEasy

5. What did Jesus calm after his disciples woke him during a storm?

  1. The wind and the sea
  2. A crowd
  3. An earthquake
  4. A fire
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Answer A: The wind and the sea

Why: Jesus rebukes the wind and tells the sea to be still. Mark describes the wind stopping and a great calm.

Reference: Mark 4:39

Stories of JesusEasy

6. Which disciple agreed to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver?

  1. Matthew
  2. Judas Iscariot
  3. Simon Peter
  4. Thomas
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Answer B: Judas Iscariot

Why: Judas asks the chief priests what they will give him to hand Jesus over. They weigh out thirty pieces of silver.

Reference: Matthew 26:14–15

Medium level

Medium Jesus trivia questions

Teachings, calls, healings, and memorable Gospel encounters.

Stories of JesusMedium

7. Who denied knowing Jesus three times before the rooster crowed?

  1. Andrew
  2. Peter
  3. Philip
  4. Thomas
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Answer B: Peter

Why: When the rooster crows, Peter remembers Jesus’ warning that he would deny him three times.

Reference: Luke 22:61

Stories of JesusMedium

8. Who anointed Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume and wiped them with her hair?

  1. Mary of Bethany
  2. Martha
  3. Joanna
  4. Salome
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Answer A: Mary of Bethany

Why: John places this meal in Bethany, with Martha serving and Lazarus at the table. Mary anoints Jesus’ feet and wipes them with her hair.

Reference: John 12:1–3

Stories of JesusMedium

9. Which parable features a Samaritan caring for a wounded traveler?

  1. The Ten Virgins
  2. The Good Samaritan
  3. The Lost Sheep
  4. The Sower
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Answer B: The Good Samaritan

Why: The Samaritan treated the traveler’s wounds, brought him to an inn, and paid for his care. See Luke 10:33–35.

Reference: Luke 10:33–35

Stories of JesusMedium

10. Whom did Jesus call while he was sitting at a tax collection office?

  1. Thomas
  2. Peter
  3. Matthew
  4. Bartholomew
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Answer C: Matthew

Why: Matthew is sitting at the tax collection office when Jesus calls him. He gets up and follows Jesus.

Reference: Matthew 9:9

Stories of JesusMedium

11. How many loaves and fish were used when Jesus fed about five thousand men?

  1. Twelve loaves and one fish
  2. Seven loaves and three fish
  3. Two loaves and five fish
  4. Five loaves and two fish
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Answer D: Five loaves and two fish

Why: The disciples report having five loaves and two fish. The following verses describe Jesus feeding the crowd with them.

Reference: Matthew 14:17

Stories of JesusMedium

12. Who was compelled to carry Jesus’ cross on the way to the crucifixion?

  1. Simon of Cyrene
  2. Simon Peter
  3. Barabbas
  4. Joseph of Arimathea
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Answer A: Simon of Cyrene

Why: Mark identifies the man compelled to carry the cross as Simon of Cyrene, the father of Alexander and Rufus.

Reference: Mark 15:21

Stories of JesusMedium

13. Which synagogue ruler asked Jesus to heal his dying daughter?

  1. Zacchaeus
  2. Jairus
  3. Nicodemus
  4. Bartimaeus
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Answer B: Jairus

Why: Jairus fell at Jesus’ feet and begged him to come because his daughter was at the point of death. See Mark 5:22–23.

Reference: Mark 5:22–23

Stories of JesusMedium

14. What was the name of the blind beggar whom Jesus healed near Jericho?

  1. Lazarus
  2. Malchus
  3. Bartimaeus
  4. Jairus
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Answer C: Bartimaeus

Why: Mark names the roadside beggar Bartimaeus, the son of Timaeus. The following verses recount his request for sight and healing.

Reference: Mark 10:46

Stories of JesusMedium

15. Which disciple addressed the risen Jesus as “My Lord and my God”?

  1. Andrew
  2. Peter
  3. John
  4. Thomas
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Answer D: Thomas

Why: Thomas addresses the risen Jesus as his Lord and God. John does not say that Thomas actually touches the wounds.

Reference: John 20:28

Stories of JesusMedium

16. At Jacob’s well, Jesus asked a woman from which region to give him a drink?

  1. Samaria
  2. Phoenicia
  3. Rome
  4. Greece
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Answer A: Samaria

Why: John identifies her as a woman from Samaria who has come to draw water. Jesus asks her for a drink.

Reference: John 4:7

Hard level

Hard Jesus trivia questions

Precise places, words, and details for close Gospel readers.

Stories of JesusHard

17. What was the name of the high priest’s servant whose ear was cut off during Jesus’ arrest?

  1. Jairus
  2. Cleopas
  3. Malchus
  4. Bartimaeus
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Answer C: Malchus

Why: John names the servant Malchus and identifies Simon Peter as the disciple who cuts off his right ear.

Reference: John 18:10

Stories of JesusHard

18. To which village were two disciples walking when the risen Jesus joined them?

  1. Bethany
  2. Capernaum
  3. Nazareth
  4. Emmaus
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Answer D: Emmaus

Why: The two were walking to Emmaus when Jesus joined them, but they did not recognize him at first. See Luke 24:13–16.

Reference: Luke 24:13–16

Stories of JesusHard

19. To which pool did Jesus send the man born blind to wash?

  1. En Rogel
  2. Bethesda
  3. Siloam
  4. Gihon
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Answer C: Siloam

Why: Jesus sends the man to wash in Siloam. John explains the name as “Sent” and says the man returns able to see.

Reference: John 9:7

Stories of JesusHard

20. What tree did Jesus curse after finding no fruit on it?

  1. An olive tree
  2. A palm tree
  3. A sycamore tree
  4. A fig tree
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Answer D: A fig tree

Why: The tree has leaves but no fruit, and Mark notes that it is not the season for figs. Jesus says that no one will eat fruit from it again.

Reference: Mark 11:13–14

Two Bible translations

Take the Jesus quiz in WEB or KJV

WEB

Clear, modern English

Contemporary wording makes Gospel details approachable for individual and group play.

KJV

Classic Bible wording

Traditional phrasing suits readers familiar with the King James Version.

Switching versions changes the wording, not the fact being tested, the correct option, or the supporting reference.

Use the Jesus trivia game at church, home, or Bible study

A 20-question Mixed round works for Sunday school, youth group, family devotions, small groups, or personal review. Play individually or in teams, then use the revealed reference to discuss the passage.

Sunday schoolChoose a difficulty that fits the class.
Youth groupsPlay a quick team round on one screen.
Bible studyRead each Gospel reference in context.
Personal reviewFind the details worth revisiting.

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Revisit key moments from Jesus’ birth through the resurrection, then test your recall again.

Jesus trivia FAQ

How many Jesus trivia questions are included?

There are 50 questions in the game, including 10 sayings to complete. You can read 20 sample questions with answers on this page. Mixed mode draws 20 questions per round without repeats; a single-difficulty round may be shorter.

Which books of the Bible does the Jesus quiz cover?

The questions draw from all four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

What topics are included in the Jesus Bible trivia?

Questions cover Jesus’ baptism and temptation, teachings and parables, miracles, people he met, crucifixion, and resurrection. Nativity questions are in the separate Christmas collection.

Are answers and Scripture references provided?

Yes. After each answer, the quiz reveals the correct choice and its supporting Gospel reference.

Can I choose easy, medium, or hard Jesus trivia?

Yes. Choose one difficulty or Mixed. The full bank follows a 30% easy, 50% medium, and 20% hard balance.

Can I play in WEB or KJV?

Yes. Switching versions changes the wording, not which option is correct or which Gospel passage supports it.

Can I use the Jesus trivia questions for church or Sunday school?

Yes. A 20-question Mixed round works well for Bible studies, Sunday school classes, youth groups, families, and church events.

Is the Jesus trivia quiz free?

Yes. It is free to play in your browser, and no account or sign-up is required.

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How our quiz questions are reviewed

Questions reviewed against their biblical sources

Prepared byBibleGamesHub editorial teamLast reviewedAugust 23, 2026VersionsWEB and KJV

Passage-based answers are checked against the cited Bible text. WEB and KJV wording is reviewed separately, and book-order questions identify the 66-book Protestant canon used by the quiz. We flag questions for revision or removal when the cited source supports more than one reasonable answer.

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