The One Year Book of Bible Trivia for Kids

The One Year Book of Bible Trivia for Kids

by Katrina Cassel
The One Year Book of Bible Trivia for Kids

The One Year Book of Bible Trivia for Kids

by Katrina Cassel

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Overview

What kind of fruit did Eve take from the tree of knowledge of good and evil? A. pear; B. apple; C. we don’t know.

What did Jesus serve the disciples for breakfast? A. fruit and cereal, B. fish and bread; C. manna and quail.

Learn a little Bible trivia while learning more about God’s message within the Bible. This One Year book features 365 trivia questions that lead into meaningful devotions about the questions. Each devotion also includes a For You section, which gives a simple application to kid’s lives. And the answer to the opening question wraps up the devotion and gives readers biblical references to read.

This book will keep curious kids on their toes and give them a reason to open their devotional and Bible daily. They can also use their knowledge to test family members each day. [The answers to the questions above are C. we don’t know and B. fish and bread.]

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781414371603
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
Publication date: 10/01/2013
Pages: 400
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 1.10(d)
Age Range: 10 - 14 Years

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The One Year Book of Bible Trivia for Kids


By Katrina Cassel, Erin Gwynne

Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.

Copyright © 2013 Katrina Cassel
All rights reserved.
ISBN: 978-1-4143-7160-3



CHAPTER 1

January 1

A Light to Guide You

Q: Which book of the Bible says God's Word is a light for your path?

a. Hebrews

b. Psalms

c. Proverbs


Imagine this. You and a friend are on a camping trip with your parents. The two of you get permission to walk along a nearby nature trail. You pack snacks and bottles of water in your backpacks, and you start off.

You are having fun and forget to pay attention to the time. The sun is setting quickly, and you realize you'd better head back to the campsite. You know you just have to cut through the woods to get back.

"Which way?" you ask your friend.

"I don't know. What do you think?" Your friend looks around.

"I'm not sure. Everything looks different in the dark."

"Wait a minute. I think I have a flashlight in my backpack." Your friend digs around for a few seconds and pulls out a flashlight. The flashlight gets clicked on, and a bright beam of light cuts through the darkness.

"Point it over there," you say. "I think that's the way back."

Your friend shines the light where you point. Sure enough, your campsite is straight ahead. The flashlight has saved the day.

God says his Word will be a light for your path, just like the flashlight lights the path in the story above. The Bible tells you how to live, and it helps you make decisions. It's important to become familiar with the Bible so you can use it as your guide for life. Read from the Bible each day, and ask yourself how the Scripture applies to you.


For You

When it comes to life's questions, you don't need to feel around in the dark, trying to find your way. You already have a light—the Bible. God's Word can guide you in making the right decisions and knowing what to do when you aren't sure of the way. Take time to read a few verses of Scripture every day.


Answer: b

Your word is a lamp to guide my feet and a light for my path. Psalm 119:105


January 2

Make No Mistake

Q: Which word means "without error"?

a. infallible

b. inspired

c. inflatable


Have you ever been at a family gathering where your parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles were telling stories about their past, but no one could agree on the details? Your dad starts telling about the time he borrowed the car to take your mom on their first date. But your grandfather corrects him about what kind of car it was. Then your mother tells your dad they didn't go to the restaurant he named for their date. It takes quite a while to get the details worked out, and it's possible not everyone agrees on the story.

The Bible contains many stories, but all of their details agree because God is the author of the Bible. He used around 40 different men to do the actual writing from their own personalities and experiences. But the message is always the same: humans have a problem—sin. God has the answer—salvation. That's amazing when you consider the Bible was written over a time period of around 1,500 years. And the men who wrote it were from three different continents and had various jobs—shepherd, tax collector, doctor, fisherman, and more.

The Bible doesn't contain mistakes, because God is the true author of the Bible. Although he used humans to record his words, the message is his.


For You

There may be times when you're reading the Bible and it doesn't seem to match up. When that happens, ask a parent or a leader at church to help you find out why. Sometimes we may not understand the Bible, but God's message is always right.


Answer: a

Although the word infallible isn't used in the Bible, the Bible tells us that it's the Word of God and that God never makes mistakes.

All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right. 2 Timothy 3:16


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