Can You Score More Than 24/30 on This Tricky Bible Literacy Test?

While Judas is known for his betrayal of Jesus by sending him to his death in exchange for silver, some doubt if this was an actual betrayal. In Christian mythology, the sacrifice of Jesus is necessary for the salvation of mankind, which would not have happened without Judas.

Mary Magdalene was the only female follower of Jesus. She traveled with him and is mentioned more throughout the Gospels than most of his other followers.

Delilah was a Philistine courtesan who seduced Samson and betrayed him for silver. Her name means "dainty one."

Jesus had 12 apostles originally. They were Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Batholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James son of Zebedee, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James son of Alphaeus, Jude, Simon and Judas.

After teaching a group of people in the mountains all day, the people were hungry and there was little food to go around. Jesus prayed over the little that they had, and God made it enough to feed everyone.

One of Jesus's most famous miracles is being able to walk on water. He does it in the books of Matthew, Mark, and John.

Satan is only mentioned as a general adversarial title a few times throughout the Old Testament. He only takes direct action as a character once in the "Book of Job," where he makes the observation that Job might only be faithful to God because God had blessed him with such material wealth.

Solomon was known for his wisdom and wealth. He was the third and final king of united Israel.

The people of Israel were fighting the Philistines when a giant Philistine named Goliath mocked God and the Israelites. Even though he was a young boy, David defended his god and people with a slingshot, killing Goliath.

Moses, along with his brother Aaron and sister Miriam, led the Israelites out of centuries of slavery in Egypt. God spoke to Moses and told him to lead them to the promised land.

When told of Jesus's resurrection, he doubted it. Thomas is also considered the patron saint of India, as according to tradition he traveled there and baptized people, founding the Saint Thomas Christians of India.

God created everything in 6 days, but nothing on the 7th day. On that day, he rested.

An angel came to Mary and told her that she would give birth, even though she was a virgin. This baby was Jesus.

A group of friends lowered their paralyzed friend through the roof of a crowded house Jesus was preaching in, in hopes that Jesus would heal him. Jesus told the man to get up and walk out of the house, and he did.

The man in this story steals his father's money and moves to a foreign land with it, only to use it all up and end up working on a farm eating food with pigs. He realizes that even the servants at his father's house are treated better and returns, where he is forgiven by his father.

Many characters within the Old Testament refer to Jesus as teacher. This is because as well as performing miracles, he taught large groups and individuals through stories and by example.

Jezebel was the strong-willed wife of King Ahab of Northern Israel, who was notoriously weak. She persecuted worshippers of God, schemed and was known as a corrupt queen.

Many years after creation, the people God had created forgot about him and were living wickedly in his eyes, so he decided to start over. He selected Noah, his family, and a pair of every animal to survive, but killed everything else.

Solomon asks God for the wisdom to rule his people justly and know good from evil. God is pleased by this and offers Solomon "more wisdom and understanding than anyone has ever had or will have again."

Jonah was told to go and preach at Nineveh, and give them a warning as a wicked city on the verge of destruction. Jonah did not want to do it and tried to escape on a boat to Spain, only to be stopped by a storm of God, thrown into the sea and carried back to land by a large fish.

According to the Bible, God created the earth in 6 days. On day one he gave rough form to creation and made light and darkness.

Joseph was the favorite son of Jacob, who gave him the beautiful multicolored coat he is famous for. Joseph had prophetic dreams from an early age and eventually used them to become powerful and save his family even after his brothers sold him into slavery in Egypt.

King David is a clever king who wrote many psalms and is favored by God. He fathered Solomon by Bathsheba, a woman whose husband he had killed to hide their affair.

Cain and Abel were the first children of Adam and Eve. Jealous that his brother's sacrifice to God was more well-received than his, Cain killed Abel.

Jesus brought Lazarus back from the dead days after he had died. This is one of his miracles through God.

After seeing people come together to build the Tower of Babel, God felt that they might become too powerful if they continued working together. To prevent this, he scattered everyone around the globe and mixed up our languages.

In John 8: 3-6 a group of men brings a woman before Jesus who has committed adultery, and ask if they should stone her to death as the Old Testament suggests. He says that only another person who has never committed a sin is fit to judge her and the others leave. Her life is spared.

Haman, a favorite of the Persian court, planned to use his influence to murder all of the Jews in Persia. Esther, chosen to be the next Queen of Persia due to her beauty, revealed her Jewish ancestry to the King and made him reverse the decree which would have had her people murdered.

Matthias is venerated in Roman Catholicism and several other Christian denominations. He was not personally appointed by Jesus and not much is known about him.

The Judges were a series of 15 powerful rulers that fought to bring order to the chaos of pre-Israel society. They were Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, Deborah, Gideon, Abimelech, Tola, Jair, Jephthah, Izban, Elon, Abdon, Samson, Eli and Samuel.

Saul is a figure in both the Bible and the Koran. His kingship marks the change in Israel from a tribal society to a state.

Jacob had 12 sons who each founded a tribe of Israel. They were Joseph, Judah, Benjamin, Levi, Reuben, Simeon, Asher, Zebulun, Issachar, Naphtali, Gad and Dan.

Crowds yelled a number of cruel things at Jesus. They said things like: "He saved others, but he cannot save himself!"

God rained 10 plagues down on Egypt in order to free the Israelites. These were water turning to blood, frogs, lice, flies, diseased livestock, boils, fiery hail, locusts, darkness and the deaths of all the firstborn of Egypt.

Adam and Eve were the first man and woman. All people are descended from them.