Bible Trivia Question
Bible Trivia Question
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Why did the writer take great joy from Philemon?
Philemon had converted many people
Philemon had been a great comfort to him
Philemon had refreshed the hearts of believers
Philemon had prayed fervently for him
Philemon had been a great comfort to him
Philemon had refreshed the hearts of believers
Philemon had prayed fervently for him
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What did the writer keep hearing about Philemon?
His love and faith towards Jesus
His compassion upon the poor
His courage in the face of persecution
His wisdom as an elder of the church
His compassion upon the poor
His courage in the face of persecution
His wisdom as an elder of the church
What did the writer ask Philemon to have ready for him?
A hot stew
A flask of wine
A donkey
A room
A flask of wine
A donkey
A room
What was the writer asking of Philemon?
To receive him as a slave once again
To receive him back as a brother in Christ
To let him go as a free man
To employ him in skilled work
To receive him back as a brother in Christ
To let him go as a free man
To employ him in skilled work
What does Philemon owe to the writer?
500 pence
Nothing
His life
Two goats
Nothing
His life
Two goats
Why was the letter written to Philemon?
His slave was ill
His slave had found another master
His slave had run away
His slave wanted to leave him
His slave had found another master
His slave had run away
His slave wanted to leave him
Just so, I tell you, there is joy before the angels of God over one sinner who repents.
Lost coin
Sheep and goats
Prodigal son
Mustard seed
Sheep and goats
Prodigal son
Mustard seed
At what place had the writer been given a rough treatment?
Athens
Philippi
Tarsus
Berea
Philippi
Tarsus
Berea
How had the slaved changed during his time with the writer?
He had become wealthy
He had become a skilled worker
He had been cured of an illness
He had become a brother in Christ
He had become a skilled worker
He had been cured of an illness
He had become a brother in Christ