1. Mary
   Noah
2. Saint Anthony
   Moses

You'll find Moses at the top of this painting, the "Transfiguration," alongside Jesus. This painting's artist was Raphael, and other religious figures in the painting are Elijah and John.

1. St. Jerome
   Enoch
2. Christ
   Peter

Saint Jerome is depicted in this painting by Leonardo da Vinci, also titled, "St. Jerome." It is currently located at the Vatican after changing through various famous hands since its creation.

1. Enoch
   Mark
2. Cain
   St. Luke

St. Luke appears in this painting along with Mary and Jesus. The painting is called "St. Luke Painting the Virgin" by Derick Baegert which was completed in the 1400s. There are many paintings that depict the Virgin Mary with baby Jesus, but where is Joseph?

1. Jesus
   Noah
2. Saint Sixtus II
   Lamech

Saint Sixtus II, who was also a Pope at one time, is shown in this painting called "Sistine Madonna" by Raphael. There are a few other religious figures depicted as well, such as Madonna, better known as Mary, and John the Baptist.

1. Peter
   Paul
2. Mark
   Jesus

You'll find Peter in the painting, "The Calling of St. Matthew," by Caravaggio, along with Matthew. Did you know that the painting is a capture of Matthew when he was writing one part of the Bible? The painting was created in the late 1500s, so it came much after the actual writings!

1. Joseph
   Abraham
2. Cain
   The Prodigal Son

The Prodigal Son is definitely present in the painting, "The Return of the Prodigal Son," by Rembrandt. If you want to see the painting in person, it is currently at the Hermitage Museum.

1. Gabriel
   Eve
2. Shem
   Bartholomew

You'll see Bartholomew along with the other apostles of Jesus in "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci. Just like one of his other most famous paintings, the "Mona Lisa," this painting is said to have some hidden treasures in it as well.

1. Gideon
   Jeremiah
2. Christ
   Methuselah

Christ is on the cross in Peter Paul Rubens' painting, "The Elevation of the Cross." It was painted in the early 1600s and it is laid out along t​hree panels found in the Cathedral of Our Lady.

1. The Devil
   Lamech
2. St. Joseph
   Abel

Saint Joseph is one of the subjects of this painting called "Merode Altarpiece," which is thought to be created by Robert Campin. The three-panel​ painting is located in New York City, and also has the Virgin Mary depicted in it.

1. Three Wise Men
   Sarah and Abraham
2. Soloman
   Isaiah

The Three Wise Men who came to visit baby Jesus are shown in the "Adoration of the Magi" by Leonardo da Vinci. The painting is one of many which have the same title, and depict the same scenes but in different styles and techniques.

1. Miriam
   Isaac
2. Hezekiah
   Gabriel

Gabriel is delivering some exciting news to Mary in Leonardo da Vinci's painting, "Annunciation." This painting was created in the 1400s and is currently located in Italy.

1. Herod the Great
   Arpachshad
2. Belshazzar
   Adam

The main subject of this painting is Belshazzar who is hosting a grand dinner here. The painting is called "Belshazzar's Feast" by Rembrandt, which hangs in the National Gallery of London.

1. Jesus
   Rachel
2. Moses
   Jacob

Jesus has risen from the dead in the painting, "The Resurrection," by Piero della Francesca. The painting was almost destroyed in World War II but was saved by a cease-fire​ by an admirer of art.

1. Archangel Gabriel
   Noah
2. Rebekah
   Seth

The Archangel Gabriel sits with the Virgin, baby Jesus and baby John the Baptist in "The Virgin of the Rocks" by Leonardo da Vinci. It is one of two versions of the painting. This version is hung in the Louvre.

1. Mary
   Hezekiah
2. Noah
   Saul

The Virgin Mary makes an appearance in this painting as she enters Heaven's doors in "Coronation of the Virgin" by Diego Velazquez. As you probably know, she became the Queen of Heaven.

1. Father
   Son
2. Holy Spirit
   All of the above

The Holy Trinity is present in this painting called "The Trinity" by Andrei Rublev. Andrei Rublev was a Russian artist who created this work in the early 1400s in Moscow where it remains today.

1. Mary
   Shem
2. Abraham
   Abel

Mary and Jesus are depicted in this painting called "Madonna in Glory with Seraphim" by Sandro Botticelli. It is currently in Florence, Italy, and was​ painted in the 1400s.

1. Esau
   Martha
2. Judas
   Mary

Mary is shown in another painting which also shows her son, Jesus. The painting is called "Our Lady of Confidence" which was painted by Carlo Marratta in the mid-1800s.

1. Christ
   Saint Peter
2. Madonna
   Joseph

You'll find Christ nailed to the cross in this painting called "Christ of Saint John of the Cross." The story behind the painting is that Salvador Dali had a dream that inspired the creation of the piece.

1. Mary
   Sarah
2. God
   Abigail

The Virgin Mary is shown in a different way in "L'Innocence" by William Adolphe-Bouguereau. Did you notice the lamb that Mary holds along with baby Jesus in her arms?

1. Jesus
   Shem
2. Isaac
   St. Andrew

Jesus is shown laying in the arms of his mother, Mary, after his death in this sculpture known as "Pieta" by Michelangelo. Like many of Michelangelo's works, the sculpture is located in Vatican City.

1. Abel
   Phinehas
2. Joseph
   Job

Joseph and Mary are in this painting called "The Adoration of the Shepherds" by Giorgione. The painting is from the Renaissance era and shows a calmer scene than many others of the time.

1. Saint Peter
   Hosea
2. John the Baptist
   Saint Anthony

Saint John the Baptist is shown as a child with Jesus in this painting called the "Panciatichi Holy Family" by Bronzino. The painting was commissioned by the Panciatichi family in the 1500s.

1. Simon
   Abel
2. St. Sebastien
   Archangel Gabriel

St. Sebastien is the subject of this painting called "San Sebastien" by Andrea Mantegna. In this painting, St. Sebastien has just been shot with arrows after attending to those who were affected by the plague and Mantegna was thought to have suffered from the disease as well.

1. Hezekiah
   Rachel
2. Saint Sixtus
   Mary

Mary and baby Jesus are the subjects of "The Virgin Enthroned in Angels" by Cimabue. This was an earlier work of art being painted in the 1200s, and is currently in display at the Louvre.

1. Amoz
   Isaiah
2. Salome
   Rebekah

You may recall from the Bible that Salome was the one who requested St. John the Baptist's head on a platter. The painting called "The Beheading of St. John the Baptist" by Caravaggio depicts the killing of St. John the Baptist.

1. The Virgin Mary
   Mary Magdalene
2. Mary Salome
   All of the above

The three biblical Marys are depicted in this painting called "The Dead Christ Mourned" by Annibale Carracci. This painting is in the National Gallery of London and was painted in the early 1600s.

1. Adam
   Nahshon
2. St. Augustine
   The Pope

St. Augustine is pictured in this painting, called "The Burial of the Count of Orgaz" by El Greco. This is a famous painting that depicts heaven and the Earth and stands at 15 feet tall.

1. Martha
   Sarah
2. St. Catherine
   Kathryn

St. Catherine is the star of this painting called "St. Catherine of Alexandria" by Raphael. Did you know that this piece was painted during the Italian Renaissance?

1. Hosea
   Rehoboam
2. Soloman
   St. John

St. John is present in this painting called "The Entombment" by Michelangelo. The painting is about the subject of putting Jesus to rest after his crucifixion. It is currently in the National Gallery of London.

1. Jacob
   Rachel
2. Christ
   Esau

Christ is depicted after his death in this painting called "Lamentation for Christ" by Andrea Mantegna.

1. Jesus
   Moses
2. Lamech
   Isaac

You may not have recognized him, but that's because he is in disguise! Jesus is here with a few disciples in this painting called "The Supper at Emmaus" by Caravaggio.

1. God
   Abraham
2. Mary Magdalene
   Eve

Abraham is shown here as he prepares to sacrifice his son in this painting called "The Sacrifice of Isaac" by Caravaggio. This is one of two versions of the painting. This one hangs in New Jersey, while the other is in Florence.

1. Jared
   Huldah
2. Abraham
   Peter

Saint Peter is filled with sorrow in this painting called "The Tears of Saint Peter" by El Greco. The dark background helps to convey the terrible mood and regret he is feeling in this Renaissance-era​ painting.

1. Martha
   Rachel
2. Asher
   The Virgin Mary

The Virgin Mary becomes blessed with the Holy Child Jesus Christ in this painting called "The Immaculate Conception" by Bartolome Esteban Murillo. This painting dealt with Mary's conception of the Holy Child​.

1. Eleazar
   Matthias
2. Apollos
   Adam

Adam is found in this painting called "The Disputation Over the Most Holy Sacrament" by Raphael. He is among many other important figures, including God, Jesus, Mary, and St. John the Baptist.