99 Religion Trivia Questions with Answers

99 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?

This Religion trivia hub focuses on biblical people, judges, kings, family relationships, disciples, and major episodes from Scripture. Its questions ask you to identify figures such as the left-handed judge, Moses’ sister, David’s wife Abigail, and the disciple described as the one Jesus loved.

With 99 questions, the collection is well suited to church groups, Bible-study sessions, classroom review, family game nights, and pub quizzes with a history or religion round. Expect a mix of familiar names and details that reward careful reading, including the divided kingdom, the replacement for Judas among the Twelve, and Israel’s first woman judge.

Religion trivia — quick answers

What are good Religion trivia questions?

Good Religion trivia questions can cover biblical figures, sacred texts, religious history, traditions, symbols, leaders, and important events. This hub concentrates mainly on people and episodes from the Bible, including judges, kings, disciples, and family relationships.

How hard is Bible trivia?

Bible trivia can be easy when it asks about widely known figures such as Moses or David, but harder questions focus on secondary characters, family connections, unusual details, and the chronology of events. This collection mixes recognition questions with more specialized biblical knowledge.

Who was Deborah in the Bible?

Deborah was a prophet and judge of Israel in the Book of Judges. She held court under a palm tree and helped lead Israel during a conflict with the Canaanite commander Sisera. Deborah worked with Barak, who gathered Israelite forces for battle.

Who replaced Judas as one of the Twelve Apostles?

After Judas Iscariot’s death, Matthias was chosen to take his place among the Twelve Apostles, according to the Book of Acts. The gathered believers proposed candidates and selected Matthias by casting lots, after prayer and consideration of the candidates’ qualifications.

Who was Abigail in the Bible?

Abigail was the wife of Nabal and later became one of King David’s wives. In the biblical account, she is portrayed as intelligent and diplomatic: she intervened to prevent David from taking violent revenge after Nabal insulted David and refused a request for provisions.

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