1. Jesus Christ
   John The Baptist
2. Moses
   Noah

The Nativity story found in the New Testament of the Bible chronicles the very important arrival of a holy figure on earth: Jesus Christ, no less than the Son of God. This story is actually the basis of the Christian story of Christmas, and the entire world is reminded of this story every December.

1. Mary Magdalene
   Salome
2. Virgin Mary
   Delilah

The official Christian feast of the Annunciation, which happens every March 25, refers to that moment when Gabriel the Archangel visited the Virgin Mary to announce that she would give birth to the Messiah​. Through immaculate conception, she was chosen to carry and deliver him to the world.

1. Sheep
   Donkey
2. Horse
   Mule

The parable of the lost sheep is somewhat a criticism of many righteous people who deem that they don't need to repent, yet God favors not them but that one sinner who repents faithfully. Jesus used the sheep as an analogy for the righteous and the repentant, preferring quality over quantity.

1. A carriage
   A woven basket
2. A rocking chair
   A manger

When the Virgin Mary was about to give birth, there was no available room or bed anywhere, so she ended up giving birth to Jesus in a barn-like structure where he was placed in a manger. A manger is a kind of open box where food for domesticated animals is often placed.

1. Help anyone in need
   Don't trust strangers
2. Learn to defend yourself from robbers
   Always take travel precautions

Jesus told many parables or stories that have simple plots but have poignant moral lessons. The parable of the good Samaritan was about a Samaritan helping a Jew despite their races clashing with one another. Jesus stressed the importance of helping all kinds of people in need, without prejudice.

1. The moon
   The planet Venus
2. Comet
   Star

The Magi, also called the "Three Wise Men" or sometimes the "Three Kings," are the special visitors who traveled far to look for Jesus. They found the location of his birth by following the Star of Bethlehem. This is the reason why a big star is an important Christmas story symbol.

1. Consecration
   Baptism
2. Eucharist
   Marriage

John The Baptist had been preparing for a long time to do one action deemed very important in his lifetime: to baptize Jesus Christ. That is why one of the Christian sacraments include baptism, and it's usually the very first sacrament that Christians experience in their lifetime.

1. Sinai
   Cana
2. Nazareth
   Galilee

Nazareth is the place where Jesus spent his childhood, where he grew up under the guidance of his mother and his earthly father, Joseph. It was actually Joseph's hometown. In modern-day geography, you can find this small town in Israel.

1. Eight
   Two
2. 12
   Four

The followers of Jesus were collectively known as the 12 disciples or sometimes the 12 apostles. The New Testament stories all chronicle his individual interaction and "recruitment" of each one of them, even showing that he chose those whom others deemed as "unworthy.​"

1. Satan
   Lilith
2. Daniel
   Jeremiah

The temptation of Christ is a story that tells how Jesus was able to fend off every kind of demonic teasing made by Satan. Jesus was in the desert to fast but Satan tempted him to turn some stones into bread. There were other kinds of temptations as well, but Jesus​ didn't give in to them.

1. When he healed a deaf-mute person
   When he exorcized​ a possessed girl
2. When he walked on water
   When he cleaned up the leper

There are many stories about Jesus' life found in the New Testament but perhaps the most familiar and "non-human" story of them all was when he walked on water. This happened when a storm hit the seas while the disciples were riding a boat, and he walked to their boat and stopped the storm.

1. River
   Market
2. Temple
   Hill

One of the classic New Testament stories tells of the time when Jesus and his disciples went to Jerusalem for Passover. But upon arriving at the temple there, he saw merchants and money changers inside and drove them away in a fit of anger.

1. He killed Lazarus
   He interacted with his ghost
2. He raised him from the dead
   He communicated with him from beyond

Lazarus was a very sick man and his sisters asked the disciples for Jesus' help. However, Jesus was delayed and Lazarus died. After four days, Jesus finally arrived in Lazarus' town and raised him from the dead.

1. Fed 5,000 people
   Turned water into wine
2. Healed a leper
   Made a blind man see again

When Jesus was just about to start his life of ministry, he and his disciples attended a wedding. During the celebrations, the host ran out of wine to serve, and this was where everyone saw Jesus' first miracle -- he turned water into wine.

1. 100
   500
2. 5,000
   50

The story known as "The Feeding of the Multitude" or sometimes "The Feeding of the 5,000," pertains to that story where Jesus was able to multiply just five loaves of bread and two fishes. He prayed over the existing food and​ the food grew in number inside the baskets.

1. Beatitudes
   Lord's Prayer
2. Jesus' sayings and teachings
   All of the above

The Sermon on the Mount is noted as the longest discourse held by Jesus wherein he shared many of the foundations of his theology with the people. This was where he mentioned the Eight Beatitudes and also taught people how to properly pray to God via the Lord's Prayer (or the "Our Father").

1. His wife
   His mother
2. His twin
   His daughter

Jairus, a man connected to a synagogue in Galilee, requested Jesus to cure his ailing daughter. When news arrived that the daughter already died, people advised him not to bother Jesus anymore. But Jesus visited the 12-year-old​ girl who was already dead and raised her up to life.

1. Parable of the rich fool
   Parable of the sower
2. Parable of the mustard seed
   Parable of the unforgiving servant

The Parable of the rich fool tells the tale of how a farmer is trying to prepare his barn for harvest by having it destroyed to build a bigger barn, in order to store more crops for sale. He also wanted to live a lavish lifestyle which he mistook as something his soul needed.

1. She received "living water" from him
   They shared a meal
2. Jesus argued with her
   She threw rocks at the disciples

The woman at the well story, which happened in Samaritan land, tells of how Jesus transcended racial biases to offer someone a chance at salvation by offering her "living water." During that time, Samaritans and Jews didn't get along, so this story showed that he wanted to save all kinds of people.

1. A gambler
   A blind man
2. A leper
   A bleeding woman

Lepers are those who suffer from leprosy, a disease visible through skin lesions and deformities. It's also contagious. In ancient times, lepers experienced "social death" because they were usually shunned by people. But Jesus didn't shy away from one and even healed him.

1. Farmers
   Fisherfolk
2. Children
   Merchants

Aside from being non-racist, stories show that Jesus also loved children. A particular story chronicled this well when some parents brought their children to Jesus but His disciples reprimanded them. Jesus intervened and said h​is classic line of "Let the children come to me."

1. Jerusalem
   Nazareth
2. Galilee
   Sinai

The annual Palm Sunday celebration of the Christian world commemorates the story of Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem, shortly before his arrest and crucifixion. People who welcomed him laid down palm leaves and even their cloaks as his donkey rode past the streets.

1. Thaddeus
   Philip
2. Andrew
   Judas

The name Judas became synonymous with betrayal, as this was the name of the disciple who sold Jesus out to the authorities. They were looking to arrest him, and they paid Judas 30 pieces of silver to identify who among the people there was Jesus. Judas identified Jesus by kissing him.

1. Tiberius
   Herod Antipas
2. Pontius Pilate
   Pharaoh Rameses

The name Pontius Pilate, as well as his act of washing his hands before sentencing Jesus, is associated with the act of evading accountability. In the Biblical story, though, Pilate didn't really want to sentence Jesus but was forced by the angry mob egged on by the priests who had Him arrested.

1. Parable of the sower
   Parable of the barren fig tree
2. Parable of the prodigal son
   Parable of the two debtors

The parable of the prodigal son told of the tale of a man's wayward son and how this son, after splurging his inheritance, returned empty-handed and ashamed, yet his father still accepted him back. It teaches of redemption and forgiveness, especially of those who sinned but came back to faith again.

1. The resurrection
   The crucifixion
2. The Last Supper
   The scourging at the pillar

The crucifixion is the term used in the Christian world to refer to the death of Jesus Christ by being nailed onto a wooden cross. Prior to being nailed, he was made to carry this cross on his shoulders and walk around while wearing a crown made of thorny branches.

1. Right before he died
   Just before he was nailed on the cross
2. Before he was crowned with thorns
   After he died

People usually refer to the sentence saying, "Into your hands, I commend my spirit" as the seven last words uttered by Jesus right before he died. However, Biblical scholars point to these last words as not literal words but seven statements Jesus uttered prior to taking his last breath.

1. He rises from the dead
   Jumping on water
2. Flooding the earth again
   Letting loose a hailstorm

The resurrection pertains to the story wherein Jesus rises from the dead. In the Christian world, this event is the one commemorated during the last day of Holy Week, specifically Easter Sunday.

1. The transfiguration
   The assumption
2. The Last Supper
   The agony in the olive garden

The Last Supper is perhaps one of the most popular mealtime stories featured in the Bible. This was the last time Jesus gathered together his disciples and predicted that one of them would betray him to the authorities and another would deny his association with Jesus.

1. Bartholomew
   Simon
2. Peter
   James

The story of how Peter denied any association with Jesus three times teaches how Christians could eventually falter at their faith and belief in Jesus and in God, in general. When Peter felt bad and asked for forgiveness, it was also a lesson on how atonement works..

1. Miriam
   Mary Magdalene
2. Salome
   Joanna

Mary Magdalene was one of the women followers of Jesus Christ. She was named in the New Testament accounts as either the main woman who saw Jesus' empty tomb or the first of a group of women to see this. In the Middle Ages, she was mislabeled as a prostitute.

1. He was stoned to death
   He was banished from the land
2. He was beheaded
   He was made to drink poison

John The Baptist was actually incarcerated by King Herod of Galilee because he expressed his disagreement over what the king did. The king actually took his own brother's wife for his own, and this triggered the events that led to King Herod ordering John The Baptist to be beheaded.

1. Jezebel
   Deborah
2. Naomi
   Salome

John The Baptist was jailed by King Herod because he disapproved of the King taking his own brother's wife. The wife's daughter, Salome, danced during the king's birthday, where he told her that she could have whatever she wanted. Upon her mother's coaching, Salome asked for John's head on a platter.

1. Paul
   Luke
2. Matthew
   Mark

It is said that St. Paul, in his younger days, was keen on prosecuting Christians until he had a vision on his way to Damascus. Accounts say he was temporarily blinded by a bright light, which turned out to be God showing him that Jesus was indeed the Messiah, a fact Paul initially rejected.

1. The first church
   The sainthood of the apostles
2. Teaching the Lord's Prayer
   The compilation of the Bible

The story of Peter, Jesus' disciple who denied his association with him three times, had a very good narrative. He was the one who established the first church, in line with the teachings of Jesus, and he went on to become the first recognized pope of the Christian world.