1. God
   Michael
2. Lucifer
   Abel

Many Christian denominations teach that Jesus was God's son and God himself. Therefore, he was both God and man.

1. Junia
   Martha
2. Phoebe
   Mary

Mary was a virgin when she became pregnant with Jesus. That's why she is referred to as the Virgin Mary.

1. A rib
   Immaculate Conception
2. Birthed from stone
   Consensual conception

According to Church doctrine, Mary was void of original sin. This is what made her suitable to be the mother of God.

1. Nazareth
   Jerusalem​
2. Bethlehem
   Tarsus

Before the birth of Jesus, Mary traveled to Bethlehem where she sought refuge in an inn. However, the inn was full, so Mary found a nearby manger, which was the birthplace of Jesus.

1. Satan
   Three wise men
2. Matthew
   The city council

The three wise men came from an area east of Jerusalem. This area was most likely the Parthian Empire.

1. A fisherman
   A tax collector
2. A carpenter
   A philosopher​

A carpenter in the time of Jesus was most likely different than the modern understanding. The title more accurately referred to an inventor.

1. Tiberius
   Herod
2. Augustus
   Ahab

Herod was a client king of the Roman Empire. He ruled over Judea.

1. Joseph
   Matthew
2. Mark
   Luke

When Joseph found out Mary was pregnant, he sought to divorce her, though quietly. However, God sent an angel to Joseph to convince him that Mary was pregnant with the son of God.

1. Simon
   Thomas
2. Judas
   Lazarus

Lazarus was the brother of Mary and Martha of Bethany. When Lazarus fell ill, the two sisters sent for Jesus, who arrived to find that Lazarus had died.

1. Lava
   Thorns
2. Water
   Air

The story of Jesus walking on water appeared in three different Gospels. During the story, Jesus saves his disciples from a terrible storm that had them stuck at sea.

1. The Old Testament
   The Sutras
2. The Vedas
   The Hadith

The Old Testament makes up the Hebrew Bible. However, the structure of the Hebrew Bible is different, with sections dividing it into Law, the Prophets and the Writing.

1. The Testament
   The New Testament
2. The Later Testament
   The Testament of the Son

There are 27 books in the New Testament. The first book is the Gospel of Matthew.

1. Tarsus
   Philippi
2. Smyrna
   Nazareth

The city of Nazareth dates back to the B.C. era. Today, it's the capital of the Northern District of Israel.

1. Riches on Earth
   A world war
2. Eternal life
   The destruction of Rome

Jesus promised everlasting life to anyone who put their faith in him. However, those who never knew him would be condemned to damnation.

1. 4
   8
2. 10
   12

The first disciple of Jesus was Simon, also known as Peter. He died for his faith by being crucified upside down.

1. John
   Mark
2. Luke
   Peter

John the Baptist was known his baptisms in the river Jordan. He also preached about the arrival of Jesus, even before he met him.

1. Musclim
   Jewish
2. Buddhist
   Hindu

Judaism is a religion that dates back around 3,500 years. The religion teaches that there is one God whose word was taught through prophets.

1. Beheaded
   Crucifixion​
2. Old age
   Burned at the cross

Crucifixion was a Roman punishment. It was usually reserved for traitors of the Roman Empire.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

The resurrection of Christ is one of the defining events in the New Testament. It speaks to the nature of Jesus as God.

1. A cloth bag
   A blindfold
2. A rope
   A crown of thorns

Being the son of God meant Jesus was the king of kings. For that reason, the crown served as a symbol to mock his authority.

1. 40 days
   100 days
2. 2 years
   3 years

After his baptism, Jesus traveled to the desert to fast and pray. While there, he encountered Satan.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

Satan pulled from human flaws to tempt Jesus. His three attempts involved hedonism, egoism and materialism.

1. Mud
   Wine
2. Bread
   Blood

This was the first miracle Jesus performed. It occurred during the Marriage at Cana with his mother and disciples present.

1. 18
   25
2. 30
   35

Jesus was around 33 years old when he died. Though it's taught he died on a Friday, it's more likely that he died on a Wednesday.

1. To fight Satan
   Judgment
2. To care for the Earth
   To preach

According to scripture, Jesus will judge everyone when he returns at the end of time. Those who pass the judgment will find glory in Heaven.

1. Jairus
   Philip
2. James
   Thomas

In the Bible, Jesus brings three people back to life. Lazarus is the best known, but he also brings back Jairus' daughter and the widow's son at Nain.

1. Matthew
   James
2. John
   Judas

Judas betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver. With feelings of remorse, he later hung himself.

1. Temple of Jerusalem
   Garden of Gethsemane
2. Jericho
   Calvary

The garden of Gethsemane is located in Jerusalem below the Mount of Olives. During Jesus' visit, he prayed for another solution other than his death.

1. Philip
   Simon
2. Joseph
   James

The brothers of Jesus are controversial because of Mary's association with being a virgin. Many Christians believe they weren't his real brothers, but close relatives instead.

1. Bread
   A ring
2. Blood
   Coins

This event took place in Capernaum. When Jesus is asked if he will pay the tax, he sends Peter to collect the money from a fish's mouth.

1. 20
   300
2. 700
   5,000

After crowds gathered to see Jesus, his disciples told him to send them away if they sought to eat before it got too late. However, Jesus insisted on feeding the people with the bread and fish his disciples carried.

1. Feet
   Hair
2. Hands
   Faces

The washing of feet was a common practice before supper in the time of Jesus. When he performed this act on his disciples, it was a sign of humility and care.

1. Emmaus
   Calvary
2. Gabbatha
   Mount of Olives

Calvary was located outside the walls of Jerusalem. Criminals were executed here so that people passing by could see them.

1. Lamb
   Snake
2. Bear
   Eagle

In the Bible, Jesus is referred to as the "Lamb of God." The analogy points to the fact that Jesus would be sacrificed.

1. Matthew
   Mark
2. Peter
   James

Jesus tells Peter at the Last Supper that he will deny him three times. Even though Peter refutes it, the prophesy comes true.