Bible Trivia

Bible Trivia Question

Bible Trivia Question

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In the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, the poor man was carried to whose side?


David's
Isaac's
Jacob's
Abraham's

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The answer is: Abraham's

Luke 16:19-22

In this intriguing parable from Luke 16:19-22, we find ourselves reflecting on deeper themes of wealth, justice, and the afterlife. It’s not just about a rich man dressed in fine garments, while Lazarus, with his sores, longs for crumbs at the rich man's gate; it's a dramatic contrast between lives spent in comfort versus suffering. When Lazarus transitions into the afterlife resting "at Abraham's side," colloquially known as Abraham's bosom, it symbolizes a profound acceptance and welcome—an echo of compassion in paradise.

Abraham, a crucial figure in the Judeo-Christian tradition, represents loyalty to God's promise. He’s often seen as a mentor in faith. So, being beside him in the afterlife reflects not only honor but approval, suggesting a reversal of fortunes from earthly life to what lies beyond. Here’s a trivia nugget: the concept of Abraham’s embrace would be recognized by many in the cultural context of Jesus' audience, underpinning their understanding of reward and punishment.

Moreover, this parable connects with the wider biblical narrative about the fate of the rich and the poor. Think of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, where the "poor in spirit" are revered for their humility before God. Luke carries a similar theme throughout the Gospel, flipping societal expectations on their head. Ultimately, this parable doesn't just teach lessons about wealth; it's a powerful reminder of our connections with each other and how we choose to respond to human suffering.

Similar Bible Trivia Questions

How should we treat the rich and the poor?

Do not judge them, but treat them impartially
Ask the rich to give of their wealth to the poor
Only allow the rich man to enter your house, and not the poor man
Tell the rich man to take the best seat in your house, and the poor man your footstool

In a parable told by Jesus, what did the rich man do with the surplus of crops that he grew?

Allowed them to rot
Built larger barns to store them
Sold them on the market
Gave them to the poor

In the parable of the sower, what happened to the seed that fell by the way side?

Eaten by birds
Grew, but withered
Choked by weeds
Washed away

In the parable of the Good Samaritan the tax collector passed by on the other side

True
False

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Then saith he to ____, Reach hither thy finger, and behold my hands; and reach hither thy hand, and thrust it into my side: and be not faithless, but believing.

What is it easier for a camel to go through than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God?

An ear of corn
The gates of Jerusalem
Eye of a needle
A thimble

There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was _____, and that man was perfect and upright and one that feared God and eschewed evil

There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was _____; and that man was perfect and upright and one that feared God and eschewed evil

Abram was rich in gold, silver and what else?

Cattle
Land
Bronze
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