Quiz On The Book Of Hebrews For Bible Bowl

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    When Jesus was brought into the world, the Angels were to,

    • Ignore Him
    • Worship Him
    • Punish Him
    • Crucify Him
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The author of the book of Hebrew has not been known but most people suspect Paul or Barnabas wrote it. The aim of the book was to show Christians the superiority of Jesus over the Judaism and the old covenant. Take up the quiz below on the book of Hebrew for the bible bowl.

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  • 2. 

    What does the author of Hebrews say that the angels are?

    • Fellow servents

    • Ministering spirits

    • Prophets

    • Diligent workers

    Correct Answer
    A. Ministering spirits
    Explanation
    The author of Hebrews describes angels as "ministering spirits." This suggests that angels are beings who serve and assist others, carrying out tasks and responsibilities assigned to them by a higher power. The term "ministering" implies that angels are actively involved in fulfilling their duties, providing aid and support to those in need. This description highlights the role of angels as spiritual beings who work diligently to carry out their divine assignments.

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  • 3. 

    What does God make his ministers?

    • A mighty wind

    • A roaring flood

    • A sword of bronze

    • A flame of fire

    Correct Answer
    A. A flame of fire
    Explanation
    God makes his ministers a flame of fire. This metaphorical description implies that ministers are meant to be passionate, fervent, and filled with the power and presence of God. Like a flame, ministers should bring light, warmth, and energy to those they serve. They should be on fire for God's purposes, spreading his message and carrying out his work with zeal and dedication. This imagery emphasizes the spiritual role and calling of ministers to be a source of inspiration, guidance, and transformation in the lives of others.

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  • 4. 

    The Heavens and Earth grow old like what?

    • A garment

    • Stale bread

    • A man

    • A sheep

    Correct Answer
    A. A garment
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "A garment." This analogy suggests that just like a garment becomes old and worn out over time, the Heavens and Earth also undergo a similar process of aging. It implies that the universe is not eternal and will eventually deteriorate or cease to exist, similar to how a garment eventually becomes unusable.

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    How did the Son obtain a more excellent name than the angels?

    • By inheritance

    • By earning it

    • By God's will

    • By asking for it

    Correct Answer
    A. By inheritance
    Explanation
    The Son obtained a more excellent name than the angels by inheritance. This suggests that the Son received this name as a result of his lineage or relationship to someone who possessed this name. It implies that the Son's name is bestowed upon him due to his position or status within a family or inheritance from a higher authority.

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  • 6. 

    The scepter of righteousness is the sceptor of God's

    • Wrath

    • Love

    • Kingdom

    • Mercy

    Correct Answer
    A. Kingdom
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Kingdom". The phrase "scepter of righteousness" suggests that righteousness is associated with the scepter, which symbolizes authority and power. In this context, it implies that the authority and power of God are connected to righteousness. The word "Kingdom" aligns with this idea as it represents God's dominion and rule, indicating that righteousness is a fundamental aspect of His kingdom.

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