Daily Quiz, February 28, 2014
Which of the following is not true of Philemon?
a. He was a friend of St. Paul
b. He had a run away slave named Onesimus
c. He was the brother of Timothy
d. He convened a church in his house
Daily Quiz, February 27, 2014
Who was the rector of Fugglestone St. Peter with Bemerton near Salisbury who was a poet, devotional writer, lived in the time of King James I, and has been the model for the quintessential parish priest?
a. John Donne
b. George Herbert
c. Nicholas Ferrar
d. Thomas Bray
Daily Quiz, February 26, 2014
The account of the Transfiguration of Jesus does not occur in which canonical Gospel?
a. Matthew
b. Mark
c. Luke
d. John
Daily Quiz, February 25, 2014
The book of Proverbs treats what quality of life as an incarnation of the divine?
a. Love
b. Fear of the God
c. Wisdom
d. Angelic beings
Daily Quiz, February 24, 2014
In elections the "losers" rarely get remembered; when Matthias won the apostolic casting of lots to replace Judas Iscariot as the twelfth apostle, who was the man who did not win the "lottery?"
a. Justus
b. Joseph
c. Barsabbas
d. all of the above
Daily Quiz, February 23, 2014
Which of the following was not from the village of Bethany?
a. Lazarus
b. Mary
c. Martha
d. Simon the Leper
e. Thomas the Apostle
Daily Quiz, February 22, 2014
Eric Liddell on the calendar saints made famous in the movie "Chariots of Fire"
a. was a Scottish missionary to China
b. won two Olympic sprint medals
c. refused to run an Olympic race on a Sunday
d. won the 100-meter dash at the Olympics, his best event
e. all of the above
f. a,b,c
g. a,b, d
Daily Quiz, February 21, 2014
When did Jacob get his name changed to Israel, the name of the nation of people?
a. when he married Rachel and Leah to bear the sons to be heads of the tribes of Israel
b. he received it before he was born through his grandfather Abraham
c. he received when he wrestled with an angel of God
d. he received it posthumously when Joseph carried his bones back to his home
Daily Quiz, February 20, 2014
What former slave and African American abolitionist, conferred with presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, attended the first women's rights convention at Seneca Falls, NY and was an ordained minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church?
a. Richard Allen
b. Absalom Jones
c. Frederick Douglass
d. Booker T. Washington
Daily Quiz, February 19, 2014
When Jacob and Rachel fled Rachel's father Laban, what did she steal from her father's household?
a. some of her father's flock of sheep
b. household gods
c. dowry gold
d. some cloth
Daily Quiz, February 18, 2014
Why is Martin Luther's feast day February 18th on the church calendar?
a. it was the day he was born
b. it was day that he nailed the 95 Theses on the Wittenberg Castle Church door
c. it was the day that he died
d. it was the day he took on the Diet of Worms
Daily Quiz, February 17, 2014
Which infamous African dictator was responsible for the martyrdom of Archbishop Janani Luwum?
a. Robert Mugabe
b. Charles Taylor
c. Paul Biya
d. Idi Amin
e. Sekou Toure
Daily Quiz, February 16, 2014
Which of the sons of Jacob were not born from his first wife Leah?
a. Reuben
b. Simeon
c. Joseph
d. Levi
e. Judah
Daily Quiz, February 15, 2014
SPCK and SPG are acronyms for two Anglican societies founded by
a. George Herbert
b. John Donne
c. Thomas Bray
d. William Wilberforce
Daily Quiz, February 14, 2014
St. Valentine is not a patron saint of
a. engaged couples
b. love
c. against fainting
d. epilepsy
e. bee keepers
f. plague
g. happy marriages
h. chocolate
Daily Quiz, February 13, 2013
Who was the first African American priest ordained in the United States?
a. Richard Allen
b. Absalom Jones
c. Booker T. Washington
d. David Walker
e. James Forten
Daily Quiz, February 12, 2014
"Be Lord over your brothers, and may your mother's sons bow down to you." What is the context for this?
a. Jacob's blessing of Joseph
b. David's blessing of Absalom
c. Isaac's blessing of Jacob thinking he was Esau
d. Abraham's blessing of Isaac
Daily Quiz, February 11, 2014
Fanny Crosby, blind from the age of six weeks, wrote more than 8,000 hymns. Which of the following is not one of hers?
a. Humbly I Adore Thee
b. Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross
c. Blessed Assurance
d. I Am Thine O Lord
e. Praise Him, Praise Him
Daily Quiz, February 10, 2014
Which man in the Hebrew Scriptures was the older of two twins, had the name "Red" because of his hair, and sold his birthright reserved for the eldest son to his "younger" twin brother for a bowl of lentil stew?
a. Isaac
b. Jacob
c. Esau
d. Boaz
Daily Quiz, February 9, 2014
What is something Jesus did not say about children?
a. the kingdom of God belongs to them
b. one had to be like a child to receive the kingdom of God
c. one had to be a baptized child to receive communion
d. being born again was necessary to understand God's kingdom
Daily Quiz, February 8, 2014
Which biblical matriarch had a brother named Laban?
a. Sarah
b. Rebekah
c. Leah
d. Rachel
Daily Quiz, February 7, 2014
The Centurion Cornelius is associated with what Apostle who had a dream about God's permission to eat the meat of animals he believed to be unclean and forbidden?
a. Paul
b. Saul
c. Barnabas
d. Peter
Daily Quiz, February 6, 2014
Alpha and Omega, a biblical metaphor meaning beginning and end, are the letters from the alphabet of what language?
a. Hebrew
b. Latin
c. Aramaic
d. Greek
Daily Quiz, February 5, 2014
Anne Hutchinson was not
a. called the most famous English woman of the American colonial history for exercising her freedom and gift of ministry
b. part of the Antinomian Controversy
c. exiled from Massachusetts by John Winthrop
d. killed by the Siwanoy Indians in The Bronx NY region
e. the wife of Roger Williams
Daily Quiz, February 4, 2014
Who is known as the missionary to Scandinavia?
a. Wilfrid
b. Boniface
c. Anskar
d. Wulfstan
Daily Quiz, February 3, 2014
Nunc dimittis, Magnificat, and Benedictus are
a. first word Latin titles of canticles used in the Daily Offices
b. titles of Latin musical setting for the Mass
c. first word Latin titles for Psalms
d. songs attributed to Simeon, Mary and Zecariah
e. a and d
c. Daily Quiz, February 2, 2014
Mary and Joseph offered turtle doves and pigeons for an offering at the Presentation. Why would they have not given a lamb?
a. the law allowed a substitute for people who could not afford a lamb
b. Mary and Joseph wanted to make the least expensive offering
c. Mary and Joseph were not from Jerusalem and so the logistics for lamb procurement was the issue
d. The Temple priests could only handle a certain amount of lamb offerings
Daily Quiz, February 1, 2014
St. Brigid, a sixth century abbess is associated with what Irish city?
a. Dublin
b. Armagh
c. Kildare
d. Kilbride
Which of the following is not true of Philemon?
a. He was a friend of St. Paul
b. He had a run away slave named Onesimus
c. He was the brother of Timothy
d. He convened a church in his house
Daily Quiz, February 27, 2014
Who was the rector of Fugglestone St. Peter with Bemerton near Salisbury who was a poet, devotional writer, lived in the time of King James I, and has been the model for the quintessential parish priest?
a. John Donne
b. George Herbert
c. Nicholas Ferrar
d. Thomas Bray
Daily Quiz, February 26, 2014
The account of the Transfiguration of Jesus does not occur in which canonical Gospel?
a. Matthew
b. Mark
c. Luke
d. John
Daily Quiz, February 25, 2014
The book of Proverbs treats what quality of life as an incarnation of the divine?
a. Love
b. Fear of the God
c. Wisdom
d. Angelic beings
Daily Quiz, February 24, 2014
In elections the "losers" rarely get remembered; when Matthias won the apostolic casting of lots to replace Judas Iscariot as the twelfth apostle, who was the man who did not win the "lottery?"
a. Justus
b. Joseph
c. Barsabbas
d. all of the above
Daily Quiz, February 23, 2014
Which of the following was not from the village of Bethany?
a. Lazarus
b. Mary
c. Martha
d. Simon the Leper
e. Thomas the Apostle
Daily Quiz, February 22, 2014
Eric Liddell on the calendar saints made famous in the movie "Chariots of Fire"
a. was a Scottish missionary to China
b. won two Olympic sprint medals
c. refused to run an Olympic race on a Sunday
d. won the 100-meter dash at the Olympics, his best event
e. all of the above
f. a,b,c
g. a,b, d
Daily Quiz, February 21, 2014
When did Jacob get his name changed to Israel, the name of the nation of people?
a. when he married Rachel and Leah to bear the sons to be heads of the tribes of Israel
b. he received it before he was born through his grandfather Abraham
c. he received when he wrestled with an angel of God
d. he received it posthumously when Joseph carried his bones back to his home
Daily Quiz, February 20, 2014
What former slave and African American abolitionist, conferred with presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, attended the first women's rights convention at Seneca Falls, NY and was an ordained minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church?
a. Richard Allen
b. Absalom Jones
c. Frederick Douglass
d. Booker T. Washington
Daily Quiz, February 19, 2014
When Jacob and Rachel fled Rachel's father Laban, what did she steal from her father's household?
a. some of her father's flock of sheep
b. household gods
c. dowry gold
d. some cloth
Daily Quiz, February 18, 2014
Why is Martin Luther's feast day February 18th on the church calendar?
a. it was the day he was born
b. it was day that he nailed the 95 Theses on the Wittenberg Castle Church door
c. it was the day that he died
d. it was the day he took on the Diet of Worms
Daily Quiz, February 17, 2014
Which infamous African dictator was responsible for the martyrdom of Archbishop Janani Luwum?
a. Robert Mugabe
b. Charles Taylor
c. Paul Biya
d. Idi Amin
e. Sekou Toure
Daily Quiz, February 16, 2014
Which of the sons of Jacob were not born from his first wife Leah?
a. Reuben
b. Simeon
c. Joseph
d. Levi
e. Judah
Daily Quiz, February 15, 2014
SPCK and SPG are acronyms for two Anglican societies founded by
a. George Herbert
b. John Donne
c. Thomas Bray
d. William Wilberforce
Daily Quiz, February 14, 2014
St. Valentine is not a patron saint of
a. engaged couples
b. love
c. against fainting
d. epilepsy
e. bee keepers
f. plague
g. happy marriages
h. chocolate
Daily Quiz, February 13, 2013
Who was the first African American priest ordained in the United States?
a. Richard Allen
b. Absalom Jones
c. Booker T. Washington
d. David Walker
e. James Forten
Daily Quiz, February 12, 2014
"Be Lord over your brothers, and may your mother's sons bow down to you." What is the context for this?
a. Jacob's blessing of Joseph
b. David's blessing of Absalom
c. Isaac's blessing of Jacob thinking he was Esau
d. Abraham's blessing of Isaac
Daily Quiz, February 11, 2014
Fanny Crosby, blind from the age of six weeks, wrote more than 8,000 hymns. Which of the following is not one of hers?
a. Humbly I Adore Thee
b. Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross
c. Blessed Assurance
d. I Am Thine O Lord
e. Praise Him, Praise Him
Daily Quiz, February 10, 2014
Which man in the Hebrew Scriptures was the older of two twins, had the name "Red" because of his hair, and sold his birthright reserved for the eldest son to his "younger" twin brother for a bowl of lentil stew?
a. Isaac
b. Jacob
c. Esau
d. Boaz
Daily Quiz, February 9, 2014
What is something Jesus did not say about children?
a. the kingdom of God belongs to them
b. one had to be like a child to receive the kingdom of God
c. one had to be a baptized child to receive communion
d. being born again was necessary to understand God's kingdom
Daily Quiz, February 8, 2014
Which biblical matriarch had a brother named Laban?
a. Sarah
b. Rebekah
c. Leah
d. Rachel
Daily Quiz, February 7, 2014
The Centurion Cornelius is associated with what Apostle who had a dream about God's permission to eat the meat of animals he believed to be unclean and forbidden?
a. Paul
b. Saul
c. Barnabas
d. Peter
Daily Quiz, February 6, 2014
Alpha and Omega, a biblical metaphor meaning beginning and end, are the letters from the alphabet of what language?
a. Hebrew
b. Latin
c. Aramaic
d. Greek
Daily Quiz, February 5, 2014
Anne Hutchinson was not
a. called the most famous English woman of the American colonial history for exercising her freedom and gift of ministry
b. part of the Antinomian Controversy
c. exiled from Massachusetts by John Winthrop
d. killed by the Siwanoy Indians in The Bronx NY region
e. the wife of Roger Williams
Daily Quiz, February 4, 2014
Who is known as the missionary to Scandinavia?
a. Wilfrid
b. Boniface
c. Anskar
d. Wulfstan
Daily Quiz, February 3, 2014
Nunc dimittis, Magnificat, and Benedictus are
a. first word Latin titles of canticles used in the Daily Offices
b. titles of Latin musical setting for the Mass
c. first word Latin titles for Psalms
d. songs attributed to Simeon, Mary and Zecariah
e. a and d
c. Daily Quiz, February 2, 2014
Mary and Joseph offered turtle doves and pigeons for an offering at the Presentation. Why would they have not given a lamb?
a. the law allowed a substitute for people who could not afford a lamb
b. Mary and Joseph wanted to make the least expensive offering
c. Mary and Joseph were not from Jerusalem and so the logistics for lamb procurement was the issue
d. The Temple priests could only handle a certain amount of lamb offerings
Daily Quiz, February 1, 2014
St. Brigid, a sixth century abbess is associated with what Irish city?
a. Dublin
b. Armagh
c. Kildare
d. Kilbride
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