Daily Quiz, July 31, 2014
Pope Francis is a member of a religious order founded by what saint?
a. Francis of Assisi
b. Benedict of Nursia
c. Ignatius Loyola
d. Dominic
Daily Quiz, July 30, 2014
The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles are addressed to a person? What is the name of this person?
a. Philosophia
b. Theophilus
c. Philotheos
d. Alphaeus
Daily Quiz, July 29, 2014
After Moses and Joshua, Israel in their conquered lands were governed by judges. Which of the following was not a judge of Israel?
a. Eleazar
b. Deborah
c. Samuel
d. Ehud
e. Gideon
f. Samson
g. Othniel
Daily Quiz, July 28, 2014
Henry Purcell an English musician is known for a musical piece often played as a wedding processional. It is often called, "Purcell's Trumpet Voluntary." What other musician should be credited for this piece?
a. J.S. Bach
b. G. F. Handel
c. Thomas Tallis
d. Jeremiah Clarke
Daily Quiz, July 27, 2014
What did Solomon ask from God before he ascended the throne?
a. strength to build the temple
b. wisdom
c. an understanding mind to govern
d. to live in a great palace
Daily Quiz, July 26, 2014
In what writing can one find the record of Joachim and Anne, the parents of the Virgin Mary?
a. Gospel of Matthew
b. Gospel of Mark
c. Gospel of Luke
d. Gospel of James
e. Gospel of John
Daily Quiz, July 25, 2014
Who was the first Apostle Martyr of the Jesus Movement?
a. James, brother of Jesus
b. James, son of Alphaeus
c. James, son of Zebedee
d. James of Compostela
e. c and d
Daily Quiz, July 24, 2014
Daily Quiz, July 23, 2014
Who was the High Priest when Jesus was brought to trial?
a. Annas
b. Zecariah
c. Caiaphas
d. Hillel
Daily Quiz, July 22, 2014
What saint of the church has a new popularity recently because of a Dan Brown novel?
a. St. Peter
b. St. Swithin
c. St. Christopher
d. St. Mary Magdalene
Daily Quiz, July 21, 2014
Which of the following happened in the Garden of Gethsemane?
a. Jesus prayed before he was taken by Temple guards
b. The disciples of Jesus slept while Jesus prayed
c. Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss
d. Peter cut off the ear of a servant of the High Priest
e. None of the above as recorded in Gospel of Luke
f. All of the above
Daily Quiz, July 20, 2014
The battle of Jericho was won using an interesting "weapon" called a shofar. What is a shofar?
a.Spear
b.Sword
c. Ram's horn
d. Ox goad
Daily Quiz, July 19, 2014
The Cappadocian Fathers who were brothers, Gregory, Basil, Peter and Naucratios had a very influential sister named
a. Junia
b. Monnica
c. Sophia
d. Macrina
Daily Quiz, July 18, 2014
Who was the bishop of the Chiapas and had the office of "Protector of the Indians?"
a. Junípero Serra.
b. Bartolomé de las Casas
c. Francisco Gómez
d. Juan Crespí
Daily Quiz, July 17, 2014
If George Washington is called the father of our country, who could be called the father of the Episcopal Church?
a. Henry VIII
b. Samuel Seabury
c. William White
d. Paul Revere
Daily Quiz, July 16, 2014
What biblical miracle is associated with Moses, Joshua, Elijah and Elisha?
a. feeding great multitudes
b. providing water in the wilderness
c. parting of waters to be crossed
d. healing persons with leprosy
Daily Quiz, July 15, 2014
What historic event happened on July 14, 2014 in the Synod of the Church of England?
a. They elected the first woman bishop in the Church of England
b. They consecrated the first woman bishop in the Church of England
c. They voted to admit women to the episcopate in the Church of England
d. They voted to allow male bishops to continue to serve parishes which would not receive women bishops due to conscience
e. c and d
Daily Quiz, July 14, 2014
Who was the prostitute in Jericho who hid the spies of Israel before they surrounded the city and conquered it?
a. Deliah
b. Rahab
c. Gomer
d. Naomi
Daily Quiz, July 13, 2014
Who was the first bishop of the Episcopal who was consecrated in the United States?
a. Samuel Seabury
b. William White
c. Thomas John Claggett
d. Samuel Provoost
Daily Quiz, July 12, 2014
Where did Moses die?
a. Mount Sinai
b. Mount Zion
c. Mount Nebo
d. Mount Horeb
Daily Quiz, July 11, 2014
What document predates St. Benedict's monastic Rule and is a likely source for the Benedictine Rule?
a. Cloud of Unknowing
b. The Rule of the Master
c. The Sayings of St. Anthony
d. On the Divine Names
Daily Quiz, July 10, 2014
What saint is associated with Monte Cassino in southern Italy?
a. Dominic
b. Francis
c. Benedict
d. Ignatius Loyola
Daily Quiz, July 9, 2014
Who is believed to have founded Christianity in Britain?
a. Thomas the Apostle
b. St. Andrew
c. Joseph of Arimathea
d. St. George
Daily Quiz, July 8, 2014
In Anglican Church history, the Oxford Movement is associated with what popular piety designation?
a. Low Church
b. Broad Church
c. High Church
d. Evangelical
Daily Quiz, July 7, 2014
Transubstantiation, consubstantiation, receptionism, real presence are terms which pertain to a discussion of what topic?
a. The Trinity
b. Mode of Eucharistic Presence
c. Pneumatology
d. Christology
Daily Quiz, July 6, 2014
Who was Moses' successor as leader of the Israelites?
a. Caleb
b. Aaron
c. Samuel
e. Joshua
Daily Quiz, July 5, 2014
Which American Book of Common Prayer first included propers for the liturgical observance of Independence Day?
a. 1789
b. 1979
c. 1928
d. 1892
Daily Quiz, July 4, 2014
Why did Independence Day did not become a liturgical observance included in the Book of Common Prayer of 1789?
a. It was regarded as too secular
b. The Fourth of July had not yet been named a National Day
c. It was tabled out of respect for the many "Tory" clergy who had been loyal to the Crown
d. Bishop Samuel Seabury intervened to keep the observance out
Daily Quiz, July 3, 2014
Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1776 during the time of the American Revolution?
a. John Moore
b. Charles Manners-Sutton
c. Frederick Cornwallis
d. William Howley
Daily Quiz, July 2, 2014
Which prophet in the Hebrew Scriptures had a "talking donkey?"
a. Hosea
b. Joel
c. Jeremiah
d. Balaam
Daily Quiz, July 1, 2014
Which of the following were not written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, whose day of remembrance on our calendar of saints is July 1st?
a. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
b. "The Minister's Wooing"
c. "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
d. "Dred, A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp"
Pope Francis is a member of a religious order founded by what saint?
a. Francis of Assisi
b. Benedict of Nursia
c. Ignatius Loyola
d. Dominic
Daily Quiz, July 30, 2014
The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles are addressed to a person? What is the name of this person?
a. Philosophia
b. Theophilus
c. Philotheos
d. Alphaeus
Daily Quiz, July 29, 2014
After Moses and Joshua, Israel in their conquered lands were governed by judges. Which of the following was not a judge of Israel?
a. Eleazar
b. Deborah
c. Samuel
d. Ehud
e. Gideon
f. Samson
g. Othniel
Daily Quiz, July 28, 2014
Henry Purcell an English musician is known for a musical piece often played as a wedding processional. It is often called, "Purcell's Trumpet Voluntary." What other musician should be credited for this piece?
a. J.S. Bach
b. G. F. Handel
c. Thomas Tallis
d. Jeremiah Clarke
Daily Quiz, July 27, 2014
What did Solomon ask from God before he ascended the throne?
a. strength to build the temple
b. wisdom
c. an understanding mind to govern
d. to live in a great palace
Daily Quiz, July 26, 2014
In what writing can one find the record of Joachim and Anne, the parents of the Virgin Mary?
a. Gospel of Matthew
b. Gospel of Mark
c. Gospel of Luke
d. Gospel of James
e. Gospel of John
Daily Quiz, July 25, 2014
Who was the first Apostle Martyr of the Jesus Movement?
a. James, brother of Jesus
b. James, son of Alphaeus
c. James, son of Zebedee
d. James of Compostela
e. c and d
Daily Quiz, July 24, 2014
Thomas à Kempis wrote what well-known devotional classic?
a. Pilgrim's Progress
b. The Cloud of Unknowing
c. The Interior Castle
d. The Imitation of Christ
Who was the High Priest when Jesus was brought to trial?
a. Annas
b. Zecariah
c. Caiaphas
d. Hillel
Daily Quiz, July 22, 2014
What saint of the church has a new popularity recently because of a Dan Brown novel?
a. St. Peter
b. St. Swithin
c. St. Christopher
d. St. Mary Magdalene
Daily Quiz, July 21, 2014
Which of the following happened in the Garden of Gethsemane?
a. Jesus prayed before he was taken by Temple guards
b. The disciples of Jesus slept while Jesus prayed
c. Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss
d. Peter cut off the ear of a servant of the High Priest
e. None of the above as recorded in Gospel of Luke
f. All of the above
Daily Quiz, July 20, 2014
The battle of Jericho was won using an interesting "weapon" called a shofar. What is a shofar?
a.Spear
b.Sword
c. Ram's horn
d. Ox goad
Daily Quiz, July 19, 2014
The Cappadocian Fathers who were brothers, Gregory, Basil, Peter and Naucratios had a very influential sister named
a. Junia
b. Monnica
c. Sophia
d. Macrina
Daily Quiz, July 18, 2014
Who was the bishop of the Chiapas and had the office of "Protector of the Indians?"
a. Junípero Serra.
b. Bartolomé de las Casas
c. Francisco Gómez
d. Juan Crespí
Daily Quiz, July 17, 2014
If George Washington is called the father of our country, who could be called the father of the Episcopal Church?
a. Henry VIII
b. Samuel Seabury
c. William White
d. Paul Revere
Daily Quiz, July 16, 2014
What biblical miracle is associated with Moses, Joshua, Elijah and Elisha?
a. feeding great multitudes
b. providing water in the wilderness
c. parting of waters to be crossed
d. healing persons with leprosy
Daily Quiz, July 15, 2014
What historic event happened on July 14, 2014 in the Synod of the Church of England?
a. They elected the first woman bishop in the Church of England
b. They consecrated the first woman bishop in the Church of England
c. They voted to admit women to the episcopate in the Church of England
d. They voted to allow male bishops to continue to serve parishes which would not receive women bishops due to conscience
e. c and d
Daily Quiz, July 14, 2014
Who was the prostitute in Jericho who hid the spies of Israel before they surrounded the city and conquered it?
a. Deliah
b. Rahab
c. Gomer
d. Naomi
Daily Quiz, July 13, 2014
Who was the first bishop of the Episcopal who was consecrated in the United States?
a. Samuel Seabury
b. William White
c. Thomas John Claggett
d. Samuel Provoost
Daily Quiz, July 12, 2014
Where did Moses die?
a. Mount Sinai
b. Mount Zion
c. Mount Nebo
d. Mount Horeb
Daily Quiz, July 11, 2014
What document predates St. Benedict's monastic Rule and is a likely source for the Benedictine Rule?
a. Cloud of Unknowing
b. The Rule of the Master
c. The Sayings of St. Anthony
d. On the Divine Names
Daily Quiz, July 10, 2014
What saint is associated with Monte Cassino in southern Italy?
a. Dominic
b. Francis
c. Benedict
d. Ignatius Loyola
Daily Quiz, July 9, 2014
Who is believed to have founded Christianity in Britain?
a. Thomas the Apostle
b. St. Andrew
c. Joseph of Arimathea
d. St. George
Daily Quiz, July 8, 2014
In Anglican Church history, the Oxford Movement is associated with what popular piety designation?
a. Low Church
b. Broad Church
c. High Church
d. Evangelical
Daily Quiz, July 7, 2014
Transubstantiation, consubstantiation, receptionism, real presence are terms which pertain to a discussion of what topic?
a. The Trinity
b. Mode of Eucharistic Presence
c. Pneumatology
d. Christology
Daily Quiz, July 6, 2014
Who was Moses' successor as leader of the Israelites?
a. Caleb
b. Aaron
c. Samuel
e. Joshua
Daily Quiz, July 5, 2014
Which American Book of Common Prayer first included propers for the liturgical observance of Independence Day?
a. 1789
b. 1979
c. 1928
d. 1892
Daily Quiz, July 4, 2014
Why did Independence Day did not become a liturgical observance included in the Book of Common Prayer of 1789?
a. It was regarded as too secular
b. The Fourth of July had not yet been named a National Day
c. It was tabled out of respect for the many "Tory" clergy who had been loyal to the Crown
d. Bishop Samuel Seabury intervened to keep the observance out
Daily Quiz, July 3, 2014
Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1776 during the time of the American Revolution?
a. John Moore
b. Charles Manners-Sutton
c. Frederick Cornwallis
d. William Howley
Daily Quiz, July 2, 2014
Which prophet in the Hebrew Scriptures had a "talking donkey?"
a. Hosea
b. Joel
c. Jeremiah
d. Balaam
Daily Quiz, July 1, 2014
Which of the following were not written by Harriet Beecher Stowe, whose day of remembrance on our calendar of saints is July 1st?
a. "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
b. "The Minister's Wooing"
c. "The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
d. "Dred, A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp"
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