New Testament Bible Trivia: 100 Questions & Answers
Play a free 20-question round about Acts, the early church, New Testament letters, and Revelation—with Scripture references.
Acts, the letters, and Revelation
Follow the early church and revisit well-known New Testament passages.
Acts + letters
Revelation
100 questions
10 classic verses
Free New Testament Quiz Questions and Answers
Test your knowledge of Acts, the letters, and Revelation.
Follow the witnesses in Acts, Paul’s journeys, the growth of the early church, and familiar teachings from the Epistles and Revelation. The playable quiz selects 20 questions from a 100-question bank and shows the source passage after each answer.
This 100-question collection follows Acts and the people and events of the early church, then expands into Paul’s letters, the general letters, Revelation, and ten completions from familiar passages.
Acts & the Early Church
The Holy Spirit, the early church, and the spread of the gospel.
Acts
Paul’s Letters
Recognizable passages about sin, grace, faith, and Christian life.
Romans–Philippians
General Letters
Faithful living, perseverance, truth, and love.
Hebrews–Jude
Revelation
Letters to the churches, worship, judgment, and final hope.
Revelation
Trace the movement of the early church
Knowing where a question belongs helps connect an individual verse to the larger New Testament story: witnesses carry the message outward, churches receive letters, and Revelation addresses believers with warning and hope.
The church beginsActs follows witnesses from Jerusalem toward Rome.
Missionary journeysPeter, Paul, and their coworkers carry the message outward.
Letters in contextAuthors address real churches, coworkers, and questions.
Witness & hopeGeneral letters and Revelation call believers to perseverance.
20 New Testament trivia questions and answers
These 20 questions come from the current New Testament bank and are arranged by book type rather than difficulty. Open an answer to see a concise explanation and the precise passage behind it.
Acts
Early church and Acts trivia
The apostles, the Holy Spirit, missionary journeys, and the expanding church.
New TestamentEasy
1. Who preached to the crowd on the day of Pentecost?
Peter
Barnabas
Paul
Stephen
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Answer A: Peter
Why: Acts 2:14 identifies Peter as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 2:14
New TestamentEasy
2. Who was blinded on the road to Damascus and later became known as Paul?
Stephen
Saul
Philip
Silas
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Answer B: Saul
Why: Acts 9:8 identifies Saul as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 9:8
New TestamentEasy
3. What happened when the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit at Pentecost?
They immediately left Jerusalem
They appointed a new high priest
They spoke in other languages
They built a new temple
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Answer C: They spoke in other languages
Why: Acts 2:4 records the relevant detail: They spoke in other languages.
Reference: Acts 2:4
New TestamentEasy
4. Who was chosen to replace Judas among the twelve apostles?
Stephen
Silas
Barnabas
Matthias
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Answer D: Matthias
Why: Acts 1:26 identifies Matthias as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 1:26
New TestamentEasy
5. About how many people were baptized after Peter’s message on the day of Pentecost?
Five thousand
Three thousand
Five hundred
Twelve thousand
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Answer B: Three thousand
Why: Acts 2:41 records the relevant detail: Three thousand.
Reference: Acts 2:41
New TestamentMedium
7. Who was stoned after giving a speech before the council and became the first Christian martyr?
Timothy
Stephen
Philip
James
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Answer B: Stephen
Why: Acts 7:59 identifies Stephen as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 7:59
New TestamentMedium
8. Which seller of purple cloth welcomed Paul and his companions into her home in Philippi?
Dorcas
Phoebe
Lydia
Priscilla
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Answer C: Lydia
Why: Acts 16:14 records the relevant detail: Lydia.
Reference: Acts 16:14
New TestamentMedium
10. Who explained the good news about Jesus to an Ethiopian official traveling home from Jerusalem?
Barnabas
Peter
Timothy
Philip
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Answer D: Philip
Why: Acts 8:35 identifies Philip as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 8:35
New TestamentMedium
12. What did the believers in Berea do daily to test Paul’s teaching?
They fasted until evening
They questioned the governor
They examined the Scriptures
They sent letters to Jerusalem
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Answer C: They examined the Scriptures
Why: Acts 17:11 records the relevant detail: They examined the Scriptures.
Reference: Acts 17:11
New TestamentHard
17. Which prophet predicted a severe famine during the reign of Claudius?
Agabus
Judas Barsabbas
Manaen
Silas
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Answer A: Agabus
Why: Acts 11:28 identifies Agabus as the person or group described.
Reference: Acts 11:28
New TestamentHard
18. Which gods did the people of Lystra think Barnabas and Paul were?
Zeus and Hermes
Artemis and Athena
Apollo and Ares
Castor and Pollux
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Answer A: Zeus and Hermes
Why: Acts 14:12 records the relevant detail: Zeus and Hermes.
Reference: Acts 14:12
Paul’s Letters
Questions from Romans through Philemon
Churches, coworkers, instructions, and details from Paul’s letters.
New TestamentEasy
6. Complete the verse: “I can do all things through ___ who strengthens me.”
grace
faith
Christ
prayer
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Answer C: Christ
Why: Philippians 4:13 supplies the missing word or phrase: “Christ.”
Reference: Philippians 4:13
New TestamentMedium
9. What did Paul call the affliction given to keep him from becoming conceited after extraordinary revelations?
A chain on his hands
A thorn in the flesh
A loss of speech
A burden of debt
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Answer B: A thorn in the flesh
Why: 2 Corinthians 12:7 records the relevant detail: A thorn in the flesh.
Reference: 2 Corinthians 12:7
New TestamentMedium
13. What does Paul call a believer’s body when warning the Corinthians against sexual immorality?
A temple of the Holy Spirit
A tent of Moses
An altar of incense
A house of wisdom
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Answer A: A temple of the Holy Spirit
Why: 1 Corinthians 6:19 records the relevant detail: A temple of the Holy Spirit.
Reference: 1 Corinthians 6:19
New TestamentMedium
15. Complete the verse: “By grace you have been saved through ___.”
wisdom
hope
works
faith
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Answer D: faith
Why: Ephesians 2:8 supplies the missing word or phrase: “faith.”
Reference: Ephesians 2:8
General Letters & Revelation
New Testament trivia from Hebrews through Revelation
Faithful living, perseverance, the churches, and the final book.
New TestamentMedium
11. Who was named as the rider of the pale horse in Revelation?
War
Death
Famine
Conquest
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Answer B: Death
Why: Revelation 6:8 identifies Death as the person or group described.
Reference: Revelation 6:8
New TestamentMedium
14. Complete the verse: “Behold, I stand at the ___ and knock.”
window
gate
wall
door
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Answer D: door
Why: Revelation 3:20 supplies the missing word or phrase: “door.”
Reference: Revelation 3:20
New TestamentMedium
16. Complete the verse: “If any of you lacks ___, let him ask of God.”
wisdom
patience
faith
courage
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Answer A: wisdom
Why: James 1:5 supplies the missing word or phrase: “wisdom.”
Reference: James 1:5
New TestamentHard
19. Complete the verse: “Faith is assurance of things ___.”
remembered
revealed
hoped for
promised
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Answer C: hoped for
Why: Hebrews 11:1 supplies the missing word or phrase: “hoped for.”
Reference: Hebrews 11:1
New TestamentHard
20. Complete the verse: “If we ___, he is faithful and righteous to forgive us.”
pray without ceasing
keep the law
offer a gift
confess our sins
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Answer D: confess our sins
Why: 1 John 1:9 supplies the missing word or phrase: “confess our sins.”
Reference: 1 John 1:9
Build a New Testament reading plan from missed answers
Instead of reviewing every missed question in isolation, group the references by New Testament section. The pattern shows whether the next useful reading session belongs in Acts, a letter, or Revelation.
Acts narrative missesRead the complete scene and trace its place in the church’s expansion.
Acts missesTrack the city, speaker, journey, and surrounding event.
Letter missesIdentify the author, audience, and reason for the instruction.
Revelation missesRead the message or vision as a complete unit.
New Testament Bible quiz FAQ
How many questions are in the New Testament quiz?
The New Testament bank contains 100 carefully selected questions: 90 story and teaching questions plus 10 classic verse completions. Each round draws 20 without repeats.
Which New Testament books does the quiz cover?
The current bank focuses on Acts and recognizable passages from Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, Hebrews, James, 1 John, and Revelation. Gospel stories are collected in the separate Stories of Jesus topic.
Is this only a quiz about the four Gospels?
No. This collection focuses on Acts, the early church, key teachings from the letters, and Revelation. Use the Stories of Jesus topic for questions from Jesus’ ministry in the four Gospels.
Are questions from Acts and Paul’s missionary journeys included?
Yes. Acts questions cover the apostles, the early church, cities, speeches, and missionary journeys, including events involving Peter and Paul.
Are the Epistles and Revelation included?
Yes. Questions reach from Romans through the general letters and Revelation, including authors, audiences, coworkers, churches, instructions, and passage details.
How are the New Testament sample questions organized?
They are grouped into Acts, Paul’s Letters, General Letters, and Revelation so you can see which part of the current collection each question tests.
How can I study a New Testament answer I missed?
Read the complete scene or paragraph, then note whether the reference belongs to Acts, a letter, or Revelation. Grouping misses by section makes the next reading choice clearer.
Acts, 16 letters, and Revelation
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Prepared byBibleGamesHub editorial teamLast reviewedAugust 23, 2026VersionsWEB and KJV
Each passage-based answer is checked against the displayed Bible reference. WEB and KJV wording is reviewed separately, while book-order questions state the 66-book Protestant canon used by the game. Questions with more than one defensible answer are rewritten or removed before publication.