Torah Quiz 101 – #55
Which two Feasts of Israel have prophetic significance that was not revealed until after the First Coming of the Messiah?
Torah Quiz 101 – #54
Which two Feasts of Israel have prophetic significance that was not revealed until after the First Coming of the Messiah?
Torah Quiz 101 – #50
1. Acts 1:14 – “…all with one mind… devoting themselves to prayer.” 2. Malachi 3:16 – “… those who feared the LORD spoke to one…
Torah Quiz 101 – #49
1. Eternity 2. Time 3. Not a literal fourth dimension, but a way of expressing the limitless love of the Messiah Perhaps the…
Torah Quiz 101 – #41
1. Enoch and Elijah 2. Isaiah and Malachi 3. Samuel and John the Baptist 4. Moses and Paul Number 3 is the correct…
Torah Quiz 101 – #16
In Nehemiah 4:17, we see that the Jews worked with a shovel in one hand and held a sword in the other. Is this literally what they did?
Torah Quiz 101 – #15
Is the Book of Enoch an inspired Book of the Bible?
Torah Quiz 101 – #14
Which Feast of the Lord in Leviticus 23 is revealed in the New Testament?
Torah Quiz 101 – #13
In Genesis 1, God starts with the creation of the heavens and the earth, but in Genesis 2, He begins with the creation of man; is there a contradiction?
Torah Quiz 101 – #12
Is it true that the word Babylon never appears in the Hebrew Scriptures?
Torah Quiz 101 – #11
Does the name Jacob mean “deceiver”?
Torah Quiz 101 – #10
Did Job’s wife say in Job 2:9: “Curse God and die” or “Bless God and die”?
Torah Quiz 101 – #9
When Paul traveled, he had a habit of visiting one specific place first. Which place was it?
Torah Quiz 101 – #8
Why did Moses break the tablets,
and why didn’t God respond by punishing him?
Torah Quiz 101 – #5
The name of the next Jewish Holiday is Rosh Hashanah meaning New Year.
Is it the biblical New Year?
Torah Quiz 101 – #4
Why are there 2 breads (challah) eaten on the Jewish Sabbath?
Torah Quiz 101 – #3
Why did David pick up 5 stones when he only needed one?
Torah Quiz #2-1
By definition, a Jew is a physical descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. A Jew represents a people, not a faith; therefore, just as a…