Bible RocksRocks are mentioned several times in the Bible, often in different forms of imagery. This quiz will test your knowledge of several passages that mention rocks. |
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Good job on this quiz! I should read up more on the bible! I got a terrible score, but it was a great quiz! 
GREAT quiz!! Got 12 of 12 right, but wasn't sure about number 5, although the verse confirms what I was thinking.
Explanations with the verses to back it all up is absolutely fantastic...I really like it when people include the facts to back up the answer to the question!
Thanks for a great quiz...there's plenty of material in the Bible...keep them coming!!
Nice quiz - excellent dance around theological differences in #6 
(For those that don't know what I'm on about - there are those that believe Peter is the rock and those that believe Jesus is the rock referred to in Matthew 16:15-1
Rock Solid!
Thank-you all for your comments! If you like this quiz, check out my Bible Stones quiz.
(This quiz deals only with "rocks", the other deals only with "stones").
11-12 good quiz missed the shipwrecked one! nice explanations, read the bible many times over the years think i need to do it again lol! keep the quizzes coming!
Love those Bible quizes Keep em coming Great quiz And great explanations = BQE
Great quiz! 11/12. I got confused about Moses speaking to the rock because I had a flash of Charleton Heston and his rod that turned into a snake. Never use the film "The Ten Commandments" for Bible trivia! 
Using TV or film for Bible trivia is a big mistake. There was a TV miniseries about Noah and the Ark. I only got to see the end of the last part and found mistakes in just that hour. One "biggie" happened earlier in the series: they included Lot (Abraham's nephew) in the story. The problem is, there were ELEVEN generations between Lot and Noah!!! Go back and count all the "begats" (if you read KJV). Don't they even read the Bible before they make these shows? 
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Another really fun quiz - thanks, MarcM.
I made a couple of silly mistakes, but I think #5 should not include Moses as an option - you have just asked three questions about Moses and a rock - and then not allow Moses to be 'associated' with a rock. Abraham is the best answer, but ... 
Anyway, thanks! It's time I thought about writing something with a Biblical theme.