KJV Bible Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer A: Moses

Why: God commissions Moses in Exodus 3:10. Aaron also shares in Israel’s leadership; this question asks specifically about the call at the burning bush.

Reference: Exodus 3:10 KJV

Answer B: Saul

Why: Saul could not see when he got up after the encounter. His companions led him by the hand into Damascus.

Reference: Acts 9:8 KJV

Answer C: Cain

Why: Cain attacked and killed Abel while the brothers were in the field. Genesis 4:8 names Cain as the attacker.

Reference: Genesis 4:8 KJV

Answer D: Paul

Why: Acts 13:9 identifies Saul as also called Paul. It does not describe a name change at his conversion.

Reference: Acts 13:9 KJV

Answer A: Wise men

Why: Matthew introduces wise men arriving in Jerusalem from the east after Jesus was born in Bethlehem. The verse does not give their number.

Reference: Matthew 2:1 KJV

Answer B: Judas Iscariot

Why: Judas Iscariot went to the chief priests and offered to hand Jesus over. They agreed to give him thirty pieces of silver.

Reference: Matthew 26:14–15 KJV

Answer C: Ruth

Why: Ruth refused to leave Naomi, promising to go where she went and to make Naomi’s people and God her own.

Reference: Ruth 1:16 KJV

Answer D: Philip

Why: Philip began with the passage the official was reading and explained the good news about Jesus. Acts 8:35 names Philip as the speaker.

Reference: Acts 8:35 KJV

Answer A: Rebekah

Why: Genesis 24:67 says that Rebekah became Isaac’s wife and that he loved her. Isaac was comforted after his mother’s death.

Reference: Genesis 24:67 KJV

Answer B: Priscilla and Aquila

Why: Aquila and Priscilla heard Apollos speaking in the synagogue and took him aside to explain God’s way more fully. The account names both of them as his helpers.

Reference: Acts 18:26 KJV

Answer C: David’s

Why: Luke connects Joseph’s journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem with his descent from David. Bethlehem is called the city of David here.

Reference: Luke 2:4 KJV

Answer D: Thomas

Why: Thomas addressed the risen Jesus as his Lord and God. Jesus had invited him to examine his wounds, but John does not say that Thomas actually touched them.

Reference: John 20:28 KJV

Answer A: 1 Corinthians

Why: First Corinthians 13 describes love’s character and importance. The KJV uses the word charity here for love, not merely giving money to people in need.

Reference: 1 Corinthians 13:1–13 KJV

Answer B: A thorn in the flesh

Why: Paul calls it a thorn in the flesh and a messenger of Satan. The passage does not name a specific medical condition; it records his prayer and the Lord’s answer about grace in weakness. See 2 Corinthians 12:7–9.

Reference: 2 Corinthians 12:7–9 KJV

Answer C: righteousness

Why: Genesis 15:6 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

Reference: Genesis 15:6 KJV

Answer D: light

Why: John 8:12 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

Reference: John 8:12 KJV

Answer A: Jael

Why: Jael killed Sisera while he slept, using a tent peg and a hammer. The KJV calls the peg a nail of the tent.

Reference: Judges 4:21 KJV

Answer B: His sister’s son

Why: Paul’s sister’s son heard about the ambush and went to tell Paul. That makes the informant Paul’s nephew; the verse does not name him.

Reference: Acts 23:16 KJV

Answer C: Ahimelech

Why: The priest at Nob is named Ahimelech. With no ordinary bread available, he gave David the holy bread that had been removed from before the Lord. See 1 Samuel 21:1–6.

Reference: 1 Samuel 21:1–6 KJV

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 KJV