Grade 6 Christian Religious Education – Faith In God Quiz

Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible, also known as the Pentateuch.

The book of Genesis tells the story of Creation in the Bible.

Abraham was the father of Isaac in the Bible, known for his faith and obedience to God.

Psalms is not a gospel in the New Testament. It is a book of poetry and songs in the Old Testament.

Thomas is known as the 'doubting Thomas' because he initially doubted Jesus' resurrection until he saw him.

Joseph was sold into slavery by his jealous brothers, but he later became a powerful ruler in Egypt.

Elijah was a prophet known for his encounter with a fiery chariot when he was taken up to heaven.

The Ten Commandments are found in the book of Exodus, given to Moses on Mount Sinai.

Saul was the first king of Israel, chosen by God, but later rejected for his disobedience.

Genesis is a book in the Old Testament that tells of the beginning of the world and God's promises to His people.

Abraham is considered the father of faith in Christianity because of his unwavering belief and trust in God's promises. He is mentioned in the Bible as an example of faith in God.

Gideon asked God for a sign using a fleece. He wanted the fleece to be wet with dew while the ground around it remained dry, and then vice versa. This showed his faith in God's guidance.

Abraham was instructed by God to sacrifice his son Isaac as a test of faith. Abraham obeyed, showing his willingness to trust God even in difficult circumstances.

Peter showed his faith in God by stepping out of the boat and walking on water towards Jesus. Although he began to sink when he doubted, his initial act displayed faith.

David trusted in God's protection when facing the giant Goliath in battle. With faith in God, he defeated Goliath with a sling and a stone, demonstrating his reliance on God's power.

The Israelites witnessed a miracle when they crossed the Red Sea. God parted the sea, allowing them to walk on dry land, which required faith and trust in His power to deliver them.

Daniel was thrown into a den of lions for refusing to stop praying to God. His faith and trust in God's protection led to him being saved from the lions, showcasing his unwavering belief.

God provided a ram for sacrifice instead of Abraham's son Isaac. This act demonstrated God's provision and Abraham's faith in following God's instructions.

Abraham was called to leave his homeland and follow God's command to go to a land that God would show him. His obedience and faith in God's promises set the foundation for his faith journey.

The woman with the issue of blood had faith in God's power when she touched the edge of Jesus' garment. Her faith in being healed by God's power was rewarded, showcasing the importance of trusting in God.

Noah was saved from the destruction of the flood by building an ark as an act of faith and obedience to God's command. His trust in God's protection saved him and his family.

Job demonstrated faith in God's justice during his trials. Despite facing immense suffering and loss, he remained faithful and trusted in God's plan, ultimately being vindicated by God's restoration.

Elisha asked for a double portion of Elijah's spirit as a test of his faith in God's power and provision. His request was granted, showing his commitment to following God's path as a prophet.

Hannah had faith in God's faithfulness when she prayed for a child. Despite facing years of infertility, she trusted in God's promise and was blessed with a son, Samuel, showcasing her unwavering belief.

Shadrach, along with his friends Meshach and Abednego, was thrown into a fiery furnace for refusing to worship a golden image. Their faith in God's protection led to their survival without being harmed, demonstrating their trust in God above all else.

Jesus commended the woman with the alabaster jar for her act of faith, specifically highlighting her love. Her sacrificial offering and faith in Jesus' forgiveness showcased her deep love and devotion to Him.

David was known as the man after God's own heart due to his faithfulness and obedience to God. Despite his shortcomings, his unwavering faith and trust in God's plan set him apart as a faithful servant.

The woman at the well demonstrated faith in Jesus' identity when he revealed details about her life. Her belief in him as the Messiah led to her transformation and belief, showcasing the power of faith in God's Son.

Jacob had faith to go back to his estranged brother Esau for reconciliation. Despite fearing his brother's anger, Jacob trusted in God's protection and guidance, leading to a reunion filled with forgiveness and blessings.

The disciples struggled with doubt in their faith when Jesus walked on water towards them. Although Peter's initial step showed faith, their doubts and fears crept in, highlighting the importance of unwavering trust in God.

Joseph trusted in God's provision when facing a famine in the land. His faith in interpreting dreams and following God's plan led to him being appointed as a leader, showcasing the importance of faith in God's timing.

The blind man had faith in Jesus for his healing. Despite facing skepticism and opposition, he believed in Jesus' ability to restore his sight, showcasing the power of faith in God's miracles.

Peter was willing to give up everything to follow Jesus. His act of faith in leaving his fishing nets and following Jesus led to becoming one of his closest disciples, highlighting the importance of radical faith in God's call.

The centurion had faith in Jesus' words when he asked for his servant's healing. He believed in the power of Jesus' spoken word and authority, showcasing his profound faith in trusting Jesus for the miraculous.

Peter trusted in God's forgiveness after denying Jesus three times. His repentance and faith in God's grace led to restoration and reconciliation, showing the power of faith in God's forgiveness and love.