Bible Quiz – Adultery (True/False) With Answers and the Complete Reference Verse.

 

Bible Quiz – Adultery (True/False) With Answers and the Complete Reference Verse. 

Adultery is one of the most serious moral teachings addressed throughout the Bible. From the Law given in Book of Exodus to the teachings of Jesus Christ, Scripture consistently calls for purity in both actions and thoughts.

This quiz will test your knowledge of what the Bible truly says about adultery—sometimes in obvious ways, and sometimes in deeper, heart-level teachings.

 

📌 Instructions

Read each statement carefully.

Decide whether it is True or False.

Don’t rush—some are intentionally tricky!

Answers with full Bible references are provided after the quiz.

 

🧠 Quiz Section (True/False)

 

1.        The commandment “You shall not commit adultery” is part of the Ten Commandments.

 

2.        Adultery is only considered a sin if it involves physical action.

 

3.        King David committed adultery with Bathsheba.

 

4.        The punishment for adultery under the Law of Moses was always forgiveness without consequence.

 

5.        Jesus Christ taught that looking at someone lustfully is equivalent to adultery in the heart.

 

6.        The Bible never mentions adultery in the New Testament.

 

7.        In the Book of Proverbs, adultery is warned against as destructive and dangerous.

 

8.        Both men and women are equally held accountable for adultery in the Bible.

 

9.        Adultery is listed among sins that separate people from God in the New Testament.

 

10.  The woman caught in adultery was immediately condemned by Jesus Christ without mercy.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        True

📖 Exodus 20:14 – “You shall not commit adultery.”

 

2.        False

📖 Matthew 5:28 – “Anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart.”

 

3.        True

📖 2 Samuel 11:4 – David took Bathsheba and lay with her.

 

4.        False

📖 Leviticus 20:10 – The law prescribed severe punishment for adultery.

 

5.        True

📖 Matthew 5:28 – Jesus teaches about adultery of the heart.

 

6.        False

📖 Hebrews 13:4 – “God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral.”

 

7.        True

📖 Proverbs 6:32 – “He who commits adultery lacks sense; he who does it destroys himself.”

 

8.        True

📖 Leviticus 20:10 – Both the adulterer and adulteress were held accountable.

 

9.        True

📖 1 Corinthians 6:9–10 – Adulterers are listed among those who will not inherit the kingdom of God.

 

10.  False

📖 John 8:10–11 – Jesus said, “Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more.”

 

How did you do? Challenge yourself further by exploring deeper themes—not just actions, but the condition of the heart. Share this quiz with friends, your church group, or family and see who scores highest!

 

🔍 Bible Quiz – Adultery (Cross-Reference Traps)

 

The Bible often teaches the same truth in multiple places—but sometimes with deeper or surprising connections. This round is designed to challenge your understanding of cross-references related to adultery.

Be careful: each statement may sound right, but only a solid grasp of Scripture will help you answer correctly!

 

📌 Instructions

Read each statement carefully.

Decide whether it is True or False.

These are cross-reference traps—look beyond one verse and think across the Bible.

Answers with full references are provided after the quiz.

 

🧠 Quiz Section (True/False)

 

1.        The command against adultery in the Book of Exodus is repeated word-for-word in the New Testament.

 

2.        Jesus Christ deepens the meaning of adultery in the Sermon on the Mount compared to the Old Testament law.

 

3.        The story of David and Bathsheba is later referenced as a warning against adultery in the New Testament.

 

4.        The Book of Proverbs and the New Testament both describe adultery as spiritually destructive.

 

5.        Adultery is only addressed in the Law books and not in prophetic writings.

 

6.        Joseph resisting temptation is often cross-referenced as an example of avoiding adultery.

 

7.        The New Testament teaching on marriage removes the seriousness of adultery found in the Old Testament.

 

8.        Spiritual unfaithfulness to God is sometimes described using the imagery of adultery in both Old and New Testaments.

 

9.        Jesus Christ used the commandment against adultery when teaching about loving one’s neighbor.

 

10.  The punishment for adultery remains identical in both Old and New Testament teachings.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        False

📖 Exodus 20:14 vs. Romans 13:9 – The command is repeated, but not always word-for-word; it is summarized within broader teachings.

 

2.        True

📖 Matthew 5:27–28 – Jesus expands the command to include thoughts and intentions.

 

3.        False

📖 2 Samuel 11 (account), but no direct New Testament cross-reference explicitly retells David’s adultery as a warning.

 

4.        True

📖 Proverbs 6:32 & Hebrews 13:4 – Both emphasize destructive and serious consequences.

 

5.        False

📖 Jeremiah 3:8 – Prophets use adultery imagery for Israel’s unfaithfulness.

 

6.        True

📖 Genesis 39:7–9 – Joseph resists Potiphar’s wife; often referenced as moral purity against sexual sin.

 

7.        False

📖 Matthew 19:9 – Jesus upholds and intensifies the seriousness of adultery.

 

8.        True

📖 Ezekiel 16:32 & James 4:4 – Both describe unfaithfulness to God using adultery imagery.

 

9.        True

📖 Romans 13:9 – The commandment is included in teachings about loving one’s neighbor.

 

10.  False

📖 John 8:3–11 & Hebrews 13:4 – The New Testament emphasizes mercy and judgment by God rather than identical legal punishment.

 

That was a challenging one! Cross-referencing Scripture is where Bible study truly comes alive. Keep sharpening your understanding by comparing passages and uncovering deeper meanings.

 

🔗 Bible Quiz – Adultery (Chain-Link Scripture Challenge)

 

The Bible is beautifully interconnected—one verse often leads to another, forming a chain of truth across different books and generations. In this challenge, each statement follows a “chain-link” idea, where one Scripture connects logically or thematically to another.

But beware—some links are strong, while others are misleading!

 

📌 Instructions

Read each statement carefully.

Decide whether it is True or False.

Think in terms of Scripture chains—does one verse truly connect to the next in meaning or theme?

Answers with complete references are provided after the quiz.

 

🧠 Quiz Section (True/False)

 

1.        The command “You shall not commit adultery” in the Book of Exodus is directly linked to loving one’s neighbor in the New Testament.

 

2.        Jesus Christ connects adultery of the heart with purity of heart in the same teaching chain.

 

3.        The sin of David leads into a chain of repentance that includes Psalm 51.

 

4.        The warnings against adultery in the Book of Proverbs are linked to teachings about wisdom but not to consequences.

 

5.        Joseph resisting temptation forms a chain-link example leading to New Testament teachings on fleeing sexual immorality.

 

6.        The prophets’ use of adultery as a metaphor for unfaithfulness is continued in the New Testament without change in meaning.

 

7.        Jesus Christ handling the woman caught in adultery forms a chain-link to teachings on forgiveness and transformation.

 

8.        The Old Testament law on adultery links directly to New Testament teachings that eliminate all consequences for sin.

 

9.        Adultery in Scripture is consistently linked with covenant unfaithfulness—both in marriage and in relationship with God.

 

10.  The chain from lust to sin to spiritual death is clearly connected across both Old and New Testament teachings.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        True

📖 Exodus 20:14 → Romans 13:9 – The commandment is included in loving one’s neighbor.

 

2.        True

📖 Matthew 5:27–28 & Matthew 5:8 – Lust contrasted with purity of heart.

 

3.        True

📖 2 Samuel 11–12 → Psalm 51 – David’s sin leads to deep repentance.

 

4.        False

📖 Proverbs 5:3–5; Proverbs 6:32–33 – Strong warnings include consequences.

 

5.        True

📖 Genesis 39:7–9 → 1 Corinthians 6:18 – “Flee sexual immorality.”

 

6.        False

📖 Hosea 1–3 & James 4:4 – Meaning continues but is spiritually deepened, not identical in expression.

 

7.        True

📖 John 8:3–11 – “Go and sin no more” links mercy with transformation.

 

8.        False

📖 Hebrews 13:4 – God still judges; consequences are not eliminated.

 

9.        True

📖 Ezekiel 16:32 & Matthew 19:6 – Faithfulness in covenant is central.

 

10.  True

📖 Job 31:1 → Matthew 5:28 → James 1:14–15 – Desire leads to sin, and sin to death.

 

Great work if you followed the chains! This kind of study builds a deeper, more connected understanding of Scripture. Keep linking verses and discovering how the Bible interprets itself.