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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-question bank
  • 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.

For Gospel stories and teachings, open the separate Jesus Trivia collection. The Bible Quiz also offers an All Topics option drawing from both Testaments and seven topic pools.

New Testament trivia from Acts through Revelation

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.

Selected passages from Romans–Philemon

General Letters

Faithful living, perseverance, truth, and love.

Selected passages from Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, 1 John, and 3 John

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 are 20 fixed examples from the 100-question bank; your next randomized round may contain different questions. They are arranged by book type rather than difficulty. Open each question to see the answer, a concise explanation, and its supporting Scripture reference.

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?

  1. Peter
  2. Barnabas
  3. Paul
  4. Stephen
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Answer A: Peter

Why: Peter stands with the other eleven apostles and addresses the crowd in Jerusalem.

Reference: Acts 2:14

New TestamentEasy

2. Who was blinded on the road to Damascus after a light from heaven flashed around him?

  1. Stephen
  2. Saul
  3. Philip
  4. Silas
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Answer B: Saul

Why: Saul opens his eyes but cannot see. His companions lead him by the hand into Damascus.

Reference: Acts 9:8

New TestamentEasy

3. What happened when the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit at Pentecost?

  1. They immediately left Jerusalem
  2. They appointed a new high priest
  3. They spoke in other languages
  4. They built a new temple
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Answer C: They spoke in other languages

Why: The disciples speak in other languages as the Holy Spirit enables them.

Reference: Acts 2:4

New TestamentEasy

4. Who was chosen to replace Judas among the twelve apostles?

  1. Stephen
  2. Silas
  3. Barnabas
  4. Matthias
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Answer D: Matthias

Why: The lot falls to Matthias, and he is counted with the eleven apostles.

Reference: Acts 1:26

New TestamentEasy

5. About how many people were baptized after Peter’s message on the day of Pentecost?

  1. Five thousand
  2. Three thousand
  3. Five hundred
  4. Twelve thousand
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Answer B: Three thousand

Why: Those who receive Peter’s message are baptized. Acts gives the number added that day as about three thousand, not an exact count.

Reference: Acts 2:41

New TestamentMedium

7. Who was stoned after giving a speech before the council in Acts 7?

  1. Timothy
  2. Stephen
  3. Philip
  4. James
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Answer B: Stephen

Why: Stephen calls on Jesus to receive his spirit while he is being stoned.

Reference: Acts 7:59

New TestamentMedium

8. Which seller of purple cloth welcomed Paul and his companions into her home in Philippi?

  1. Dorcas
  2. Phoebe
  3. Lydia
  4. Priscilla
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Answer C: Lydia

Why: Lydia listens to Paul, is baptized with her household, and urges his companions to stay in her home.

Reference: Acts 16:14–15

New TestamentMedium

10. Who explained the good news about Jesus to an Ethiopian official traveling home from Jerusalem?

  1. Barnabas
  2. Peter
  3. Timothy
  4. Philip
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Answer D: Philip

Why: Philip begins with the passage the official is reading and explains the good news about Jesus.

Reference: Acts 8:35

New TestamentMedium

12. What did the believers in Berea do daily to test Paul’s teaching?

  1. They fasted until evening
  2. They questioned the governor
  3. They examined the Scriptures
  4. They sent letters to Jerusalem
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Answer C: They examined the Scriptures

Why: The Bereans welcome the message and examine the Scriptures daily to check what they are hearing.

Reference: Acts 17:11

New TestamentHard

17. Which prophet predicted a severe famine during the reign of Claudius?

  1. Agabus
  2. Judas Barsabbas
  3. Manaen
  4. Silas
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Answer A: Agabus

Why: Agabus predicts a great famine by the Spirit. Acts says it occurs during Claudius’s reign.

Reference: Acts 11:28

New TestamentHard

18. Which gods did the people of Lystra identify with Barnabas and Paul, respectively?

  1. Jupiter (Zeus) and Mercury (Hermes)
  2. Artemis and Athena
  3. Apollo and Ares
  4. Castor and Pollux
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Answer A: Jupiter (Zeus) and Mercury (Hermes)

Why: The WEB uses Jupiter and Mercury; the KJV uses Jupiter and Mercurius. These correspond to the Greek names Zeus and Hermes. See Acts 14:12.

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.”

  1. grace
  2. faith
  3. Christ
  4. prayer
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Answer C: Christ

Why: Paul is describing contentment in hunger and plenty, need and abundance. Christ strengthens him through those circumstances; the verse is not a promise of success in every ambition. See Philippians 4:11–13.

Reference: Philippians 4:11–13

New TestamentMedium

9. What did Paul call the affliction given to keep him from becoming conceited after extraordinary revelations?

  1. A chain on his hands
  2. A thorn in the flesh
  3. A loss of speech
  4. A burden of debt
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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

New TestamentMedium

13. What does Paul call a believer’s body when warning the Corinthians against sexual immorality?

  1. A temple of the Holy Spirit
  2. A tent of Moses
  3. An altar of incense
  4. A house of wisdom
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Answer A: A temple of the Holy Spirit

Why: Paul calls the believer’s body a temple of the Holy Spirit and reminds his readers that they are not their own.

Reference: 1 Corinthians 6:19

New TestamentMedium

15. Complete the verse: “By grace you have been saved through ___.”

  1. wisdom
  2. hope
  3. works
  4. faith
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Answer D: faith

Why: Ephesians 2:8 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

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?

  1. War
  2. Death
  3. Famine
  4. Conquest
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Answer B: Death

Why: John names the pale horse’s rider Death and says Hades follows him.

Reference: Revelation 6:8

New TestamentMedium

14. Complete the verse: “Behold, I stand at the ___ and knock.”

  1. window
  2. gate
  3. wall
  4. door
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Answer D: door

Why: Revelation 3:20 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

Reference: Revelation 3:20

New TestamentMedium

16. Complete the verse: “If any of you lacks ___, let him ask of God.”

  1. wisdom
  2. patience
  3. faith
  4. courage
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Answer A: wisdom

Why: James 1:5 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

Reference: James 1:5

New TestamentHard

19. Complete the verse: “Faith is assurance of things ___.”

  1. remembered
  2. revealed
  3. hoped for
  4. promised
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Answer C: hoped for

Why: Hebrews 11:1 supplies the missing wording used in the question.

Reference: Hebrews 11:1

New TestamentHard

20. Complete the verse: “If we ___, he is faithful and righteous to forgive us the sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”

  1. pray without ceasing
  2. keep the law
  3. offer a gift
  4. confess our sins
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Answer D: confess our sins

Why: The verse connects confessing sins with God’s faithfulness to forgive and cleanse. See 1 John 1:9.

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 scene and speech missesRead the complete scene and trace its place in the church’s expansion.
Acts journey and geography 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 game contains 100 questions: 90 questions about events and passages, plus 10 verse completions. This page includes 20 samples with answers. Mixed and single-difficulty rounds each draw 20 questions without repeats within the round.

Which New Testament books does the quiz cover?

The current bank focuses on Acts, selected passages from the letters, and Revelation. It does not test every New Testament book. Gospel stories are in the separate Stories of Jesus topic, available through Jesus Trivia.

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 include selected passages from Paul’s letters, Hebrews, James, 1 Peter, 1 John, 3 John, 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, and General Letters & 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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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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