Bible Trivia Quiz
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How well do you know your Bible?
Find out with Bible Trivia Quiz: 500 Questions & Answers!
Inside this book, you’ll find fifty 10-question quizzes to test your knowledge of favorite stories and topics in God’s Word. You’ll be challenged on categories from
- “Acts of the Apostles” to “Cities”
- “Husbands and Wives” to “Parables”
- “Numbers” to “The Word of God”
There’s no better book than God’s Book, and Bible Trivia Quiz will encourage you to know more about the scriptures. It’s an excellent resource for personal reading, Sunday school classes, and small groups.
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How well do you know your Bible?
Find out with Bible Trivia Quiz: 500 Questions & Answers!
Inside this book, you’ll find fifty 10-question quizzes to test your knowledge of favorite stories and topics in God’s Word. You’ll be challenged on categories from
- “Acts of the Apostles” to “Cities”
- “Husbands and Wives” to “Parables”
- “Numbers” to “The Word of God”
There’s no better book than God’s Book, and Bible Trivia Quiz will encourage you to know more about the scriptures. It’s an excellent resource for personal reading, Sunday school classes, and small groups.
SKU: | 9781636097350 |
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