Scripture & RecordScripture & Record

Bible prophecy checked against the historical record

Quizzes

  • Bible Trivia: The Dead Sea Scrolls

    Twelve questions on the manuscripts that pushed the Hebrew Bible’s textual evidence back a thousand years — what they contain, what they settled, and what they did not.

  • Bible Trivia: How a Text Is Dated

    Twelve questions on the methods behind every date you have read for a biblical book — manuscripts, internal limits, and the circular argument almost everybody makes.

  • Bible Trivia: Rome and the New Testament

    Twelve questions on the empire the New Testament was written inside — governors, citizenship, taxes, and what Roman writers said about the Christians.

  • Bible Trivia: Egypt and the Bible

    Twelve questions on the state that ruled Canaan for centuries and left the earliest surviving mention of Israel — and on what its records never say.

  • Bible Trivia: Babylon and the Exile

    Twelve questions on the empire that took Jerusalem, the deportations, and the return — including the parts where the biblical numbers disagree with each other.

  • Bible Trivia: Assyria and the Bible

    Twelve questions on the empire that ended the northern kingdom and besieged the southern one — with every answer worked through against the Assyrian records themselves.

  • Bible Trivia: Miracles in the Bible

    Twelve questions on the miracle accounts, at three levels — including the honest one about why a campaign leaves tablets and ruins while an event outside ordinary causation leaves neither.

  • Bible Trivia: The Temple

    Twelve questions on the temple: who built it, who rebuilt it, what the prophets said about it, and why the first temple has left no direct archaeological record at all.

  • Bible Trivia: The General Letters

    Twelve questions on Hebrews, James, Peter, John and Jude: which are anonymous, which reuses which, and which entered the canon latest and most reluctantly.

  • Bible Trivia: Jerusalem

    Twelve questions on Jerusalem: who took it and when, why 597 BCE is a date and 587 is a dispute, and what the ground can and cannot tell us about the temple.