Bible Quiz – Travel and Traveler:
True or False
Travel is a recurring theme
throughout the Bible. People travelled for many different reasons: to obey God,
to fulfil a mission, to escape danger, to seek refuge, to preach the Gospel, or
to reach a place God had appointed for them.
From Abraham’s journey to
the Promised Land to Paul’s missionary journeys, the Bible contains many
fascinating accounts of travelers, journeys, roads, ships, wilderness
experiences, and unexpected encounters along the way.
This Travel and Traveler
– True or False Bible Quiz explores these journeys and the people connected
with them. Some statements are straightforward, while others require careful
reading of the biblical account.
Read each statement
carefully and decide whether it is True or False before checking the
answers.
Instructions
1. Read
each statement carefully.
2. Decide
whether the statement is True or False.
3. Try
to answer all the questions before looking at the answer section.
4. Pay
attention to names, destinations, companions, and reasons for travel.
5. After
completing the quiz, check your answers using the References provided.
6. The
references identify the relevant Bible passages without reproducing the full
verses.
Travel and Traveler – True
or False
1.
Abraham left his homeland
and travelled to a land that God promised to show him.
True or False?
2.
Lot travelled with Abraham
when Abraham first left Haran.
True or False?
3.
Jacob travelled to Haran
because he wanted to find a wife from among his relatives.
True or False?
4.
Joseph was travelling to
Egypt by his own choice when his brothers sold him.
True or False?
5.
Moses travelled from Midian
back to Egypt after God commanded him to return.
True or False?
6.
The Israelites travelled
through the wilderness after leaving Egypt.
True or False?
7.
The Israelites crossed the
Red Sea before beginning their journey through the wilderness.
True or False?
8.
Joshua and Caleb were among
the twelve men sent to explore Canaan.
True or False?
9.
Ruth travelled from Moab to
Bethlehem with Naomi.
True or False?
10.
Naomi travelled from
Bethlehem to Moab because there was a famine in Bethlehem.
True or False?
11.
David travelled to the Valley
of Elah to fight Goliath himself.
True or False?
12.
Elijah travelled to the
Brook Cherith, where God commanded him to hide.
True or False?
13.
Jonah travelled to Nineveh
immediately after receiving God's command to go there.
True or False?
14.
Jonah attempted to travel to
Tarshish instead of going to Nineveh.
True or False?
15.
The Queen of Sheba travelled
to Jerusalem to hear Solomon's wisdom.
True or False?
16.
Daniel travelled to Babylon
as a young man after Jerusalem was conquered.
True or False?
17.
The wise men travelled to
Jerusalem looking for the child who had been born King of the Jews.
True or False?
18.
Mary and Joseph travelled to
Bethlehem because of a census ordered by Caesar Augustus.
True or False?
19.
Jesus travelled with His
parents to Egypt when Herod sought to destroy Him.
True or False?
20.
Jesus travelled through
Samaria while going from Judea to Galilee.
True or False?
21.
The Good Samaritan was
travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho when he encountered the wounded man.
True or False?
22.
Philip travelled on the road
from Jerusalem to Gaza when the Spirit directed him toward the Ethiopian
official.
True or False?
23.
Paul travelled to Damascus
with the purpose of encouraging the Christians there.
True or False?
24.
Paul was travelling to
Damascus when Jesus appeared to him.
True or False?
25.
Paul and Barnabas travelled
together on a missionary journey after being sent out by the church at Antioch.
True or False?
26.
Paul and Silas were
imprisoned in Philippi during one of Paul's missionary journeys.
True or False?
27.
Paul travelled to Rome as a
prisoner.
True or False?
28.
Paul travelled to Rome by
sea after appealing to Caesar.
True or False?
29.
The disciples travelled to
Emmaus after the resurrection of Jesus.
True or False?
30.
Jesus joined the two
disciples travelling to Emmaus, but they did not initially recognize Him.
True or False?
Answers and References
1. True
Reference:
Genesis 12:1–5
2. False
Lot did travel with Abraham,
but the statement connects him specifically with Abraham's initial departure
from Haran in a way that is not stated as the reason for his journey.
Reference: Genesis 12:4–5; Genesis 13:1
3. True
Jacob travelled toward Haran
after Isaac instructed him to take a wife from his mother's relatives.
Reference: Genesis 28:1–5
4. False
Joseph was sold by his
brothers and taken to Egypt. He did not choose that journey for himself.
Reference: Genesis 37:23–28
5. True
God instructed Moses to
return to Egypt, and Moses travelled back with his family.
Reference: Exodus 4:18–20
6. True
After leaving Egypt, the
Israelites travelled through the wilderness toward the Promised Land.
Reference: Exodus 13:17–18; Numbers 33:1–2
7. True
The Israelites crossed the
Red Sea after leaving Egypt and before continuing their wilderness journey.
Reference: Exodus 14:21–31; Exodus 15:22
8. True
Joshua and Caleb were two of
the twelve men sent to explore the land of Canaan.
Reference: Numbers 13:1–16
9. True
Ruth left Moab and travelled
with Naomi to Bethlehem.
Reference: Ruth 1:6–19
10. True
Naomi and her family had
gone to Moab because of a famine in Bethlehem.
Reference: Ruth 1:1–2
11. False
David went to the Valley of
Elah to visit his brothers and deliver provisions. He did not initially go
there intending to fight Goliath.
Reference: 1 Samuel 17:12–22, 32–40
12. True
God told Elijah to hide by
the Brook Cherith, where he was sustained during the drought.
Reference: 1 Kings 17:2–6
13. False
Jonah did not immediately go
to Nineveh. He attempted to flee in the opposite direction.
Reference: Jonah 1:1–3
14. True
Jonah boarded a ship bound
for Tarshish in an attempt to flee from the Lord's command.
Reference: Jonah 1:1–3
15. True
The Queen of Sheba travelled
to Jerusalem to test Solomon with difficult questions and hear his wisdom.
Reference: 1 Kings 10:1–7
16. True
Daniel was among those taken
to Babylon after Jerusalem was conquered.
Reference: Daniel 1:1–6
17. True
The wise men came to
Jerusalem seeking the child who had been born King of the Jews.
Reference: Matthew 2:1–2
18. True
Joseph and Mary travelled to
Bethlehem in connection with the registration ordered under Caesar Augustus.
Reference: Luke 2:1–5
19. True
Joseph took Mary and Jesus
to Egypt after being warned in a dream about Herod's plan.
Reference: Matthew 2:13–15
20. True
Jesus passed through Samaria
while travelling from Judea toward Galilee.
Reference: John 4:3–5
21. True
The man in Jesus' parable
was travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho when he was attacked by robbers.
Reference: Luke 10:30
22. True
Philip was travelling on the
road from Jerusalem to Gaza when he encountered the Ethiopian official.
Reference: Acts 8:26–30
23. False
Paul was travelling to
Damascus to persecute the followers of Jesus, not to encourage them.
Reference: Acts 9:1–2; Acts 22:4–5
24. True
Paul was travelling to
Damascus when the risen Jesus appeared to him on the road.
Reference: Acts 9:3–6
25. True
Paul and Barnabas were sent
out from Antioch on a missionary journey.
Reference: Acts 13:1–4; Acts 13:13–14
26. True
Paul and Silas were
imprisoned in Philippi after Paul cast a spirit out of a slave girl.
Reference: Acts 16:16–24
27. True
Paul eventually travelled to
Rome as a prisoner after appealing to Caesar.
Reference: Acts 25:10–12; Acts 27:1; Acts 28:16
28. True
Paul travelled by ship
toward Rome after being placed under the custody of Roman authorities.
Reference: Acts 27:1–6
29. True
Two disciples were
travelling to a village called Emmaus on the day of Jesus' resurrection.
Reference: Luke 24:13
30. True
Jesus joined the two
disciples on the road, but they did not recognize Him at first.
Reference: Luke 24:15–16
A Journey Through the Bible
Every journey in Scripture
tells us something more than simply where someone went. Abraham
travelled in faith, Ruth travelled in loyalty, Jonah travelled in disobedience,
Paul travelled to proclaim the Gospel, and the disciples on the road to Emmaus
travelled while carrying grief and confusion.
The Bible reminds us that a
journey can become a place of obedience, testing, transformation, encounter,
and divine purpose.
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Bible Quiz – Travel and Traveler
Level 2 – True or False
Welcome to Level 2 of the
Travel and Traveler Bible Quiz.
This round goes beyond the
most familiar biblical journeys. The statements require closer attention to who
travelled, where they travelled, why they travelled, whom they travelled with,
and what happened during their journey.
Some statements may sound
correct because they contain familiar biblical names and places. Read each one
carefully and look for the small detail that makes the statement True or
False.
Try to answer all the
questions before checking the Answers and References.
Instructions
1. Read
each statement carefully.
2. Decide
whether it is True or False.
3. Do
not check the answers until you have completed the quiz.
4. Pay
special attention to destinations, companions, reasons for travelling, and the
sequence of events.
5. The References
identify the relevant Bible passages but do not reproduce the verses.
6. This
is Level 2, so several questions are designed to test careful Bible
reading rather than simple recall.
Travel and Traveler – Level
2
1.
Abraham travelled to Egypt
because there was a famine in the land where he was living.
True or False?
2.
Abraham and Sarah travelled
to Egypt after Pharaoh had already given Abraham great wealth.
True or False?
3.
Abraham's servant travelled
to Mesopotamia to find a wife for Isaac.
True or False?
4.
Rebekah travelled back with
Abraham's servant from Mesopotamia to become Isaac's wife.
True or False?
5.
Jacob travelled to Egypt
during the famine after Joseph revealed himself to his brothers.
True or False?
6.
Jacob travelled to Egypt
alone and left all his family in Canaan.
True or False?
7.
Joseph's brothers travelled
to Egypt to buy grain during the famine.
True or False?
8.
Benjamin was among Joseph's
brothers on their first journey to Egypt to buy grain.
True or False?
9.
Moses travelled to Mount
Sinai with Aaron after crossing the Red Sea.
True or False?
10.
The Israelites travelled
directly from Egypt to the Promised Land without spending time in the
wilderness.
True or False?
11.
The ark of the covenant
travelled with the Israelites during their wilderness journey.
True or False?
12.
The spies sent from
Kadesh-barnea returned from exploring Canaan after forty days.
True or False?
13.
Rahab lived in Jericho when
the Israelite spies came to the city.
True or False?
14.
The two spies who entered
Jericho were sent by Joshua.
True or False?
15.
Naomi and Ruth travelled
from Moab to Bethlehem after Naomi heard that the Lord had visited His people
by giving them food.
True or False?
16.
Ruth travelled from
Bethlehem to Moab to find Naomi.
True or False?
17.
David travelled to Nob and
received bread and Goliath's sword from Ahimelech.
True or False?
18.
David travelled to Gath
while fleeing from Saul.
True or False?
19.
Elijah travelled to
Zarephath after the brook Cherith dried up.
True or False?
20.
Elijah travelled to
Zarephath because God commanded him to stay in Jerusalem.
True or False?
21.
Elisha travelled with Elijah
when Elijah was taken up into heaven.
True or False?
22.
Naaman travelled to Israel
because he had heard that the prophet Elisha could heal him.
True or False?
23.
The Queen of Sheba travelled
to Jerusalem because she had heard about Solomon's fame concerning the name of
the Lord.
True or False?
24.
Jonah travelled by ship
toward Tarshish after receiving God's command concerning Nineveh.
True or False?
25.
The wise men travelled
directly from Bethlehem back to Jerusalem after worshipping Jesus.
True or False?
26.
Joseph, Mary, and Jesus
returned from Egypt after Herod died.
True or False?
27.
Jesus travelled to Jerusalem
with His parents when He was twelve years old.
True or False?
28.
Jesus and His disciples
travelled by boat across the Sea of Galilee on several occasions.
True or False?
29.
The seventy-two disciples
were sent out by Jesus to travel ahead of Him into every town and place where
He Himself was about to go.
True or False?
30.
Paul and Barnabas travelled
to Jerusalem from Antioch because of a dispute concerning circumcision and the requirements
placed upon Gentile believers.
True or False?
Answers and References
1. True
Abraham went down to Egypt
because a severe famine occurred in the land of Canaan.
Reference:
Genesis 12:10
2. False
Abraham's journey to Egypt
occurred during the famine. Pharaoh's gifts to Abraham came after Abraham and
Sarah had already arrived in Egypt.
Reference:
Genesis 12:10–20
3. True
Abraham sent his servant to
his relatives in Mesopotamia to find a wife for Isaac.
Reference:
Genesis 24:1–10
4. True
Rebekah left her family and
travelled with Abraham's servant to the land of Canaan, where she became
Isaac's wife.
Reference:
Genesis 24:58–67
5. True
During the famine, Jacob and
his household eventually travelled to Egypt after Joseph made himself known to his
brothers and invited his father to come.
Reference:
Genesis 45:25–28; Genesis 46:1–7
6. False
Jacob did not travel to
Egypt alone. He went with his sons, grandchildren, wives, possessions, and the
rest of his household.
Reference:
Genesis 46:5–7, 26–27
7. True
Joseph's brothers travelled
to Egypt to purchase grain because of the famine.
Reference:
Genesis 42:1–3
8. False
Benjamin remained with Jacob
during the brothers' first journey to Egypt. He travelled with them on their
later journey.
Reference:
Genesis 42:3–4; Genesis 43:15
9. True
Moses and Aaron were
involved in the journey to Mount Sinai after the Israelites had left Egypt and
crossed the sea.
Reference:
Exodus 19:1–3, 20–24
10. False
The Israelites spent many
years travelling through the wilderness before entering the Promised Land.
Reference:
Exodus 16:1–3; Numbers 14:26–35; Deuteronomy 1:1–3
11. True
The ark of the covenant was
carried during Israel's journeys and was associated with the presence of God
among His people.
Reference:
Numbers 10:33–36
12. True
The twelve spies explored
Canaan for forty days before returning to report to Moses and the congregation.
Reference:
Numbers 13:1–3, 17–25
13. True
Rahab lived in Jericho, and
the two Israelite spies stayed at her house during their mission.
Reference:
Joshua 2:1–6
14. True
Joshua secretly sent two men
from Shittim to spy out the land, particularly Jericho.
Reference:
Joshua 2:1
15. True
Naomi heard in Moab that the
Lord had visited His people and given them food, after which she and Ruth began
their journey toward Bethlehem.
Reference:
Ruth 1:6–7, 19
16. False
Ruth travelled from Moab
to Bethlehem with Naomi. She did not travel from Bethlehem to Moab to find
Naomi.
Reference:
Ruth 1:14–19
17. True
When David was fleeing from
Saul, he went to Nob, where Ahimelech gave him consecrated bread and Goliath's
sword.
Reference: 1
Samuel 21:1–9
18. True
David went to Gath, where he
came before Achish, king of Gath, while fleeing from Saul.
Reference: 1
Samuel 21:10–15
19. True
After the brook Cherith
dried up because of the drought, God directed Elijah to go to Zarephath.
Reference: 1
Kings 17:7–10
20. False
God commanded Elijah to go
to Zarephath, where a widow would provide for him. The command was not
to remain in Jerusalem.
Reference: 1
Kings 17:8–9
21. True
Elisha accompanied Elijah
during Elijah's final journey and witnessed Elijah being taken up into heaven.
Reference: 2
Kings 2:1–12
22. True
Naaman travelled to Israel
after hearing from his servant girl that the prophet in Samaria could heal him
of his leprosy.
Reference: 2
Kings 5:1–9
23. True
The Queen of Sheba came to
Jerusalem after hearing about Solomon's fame connected with the name of the
Lord.
Reference: 1
Kings 10:1–2
24. True
Instead of travelling to
Nineveh as God commanded, Jonah boarded a ship going toward Tarshish.
Reference:
Jonah 1:1–3
25. False
After worshipping Jesus, the
wise men did not return to Jerusalem. They were warned in a dream to return to
their country by another route.
Reference:
Matthew 2:9–12
26. True
Joseph took Mary and Jesus
back toward Israel after the death of Herod.
Reference:
Matthew 2:19–21
27. True
When Jesus was twelve years
old, He travelled with His parents to Jerusalem for the Passover.
Reference:
Luke 2:41–47
28. True
The Gospels record several
occasions when Jesus and His disciples travelled by boat across or around the
Sea of Galilee.
Reference:
Matthew 8:18–27; Matthew 14:22–33; Mark 4:35–41; John 6:16–21
29. True
Jesus sent seventy-two
disciples ahead of Him into the towns and places where He intended to go.
Reference:
Luke 10:1–3
30. True
Paul and Barnabas went from
Antioch to Jerusalem to address the dispute concerning circumcision and the
requirements for Gentile believers.
Reference:
Acts 15:1–6
Challenge Yourself Further
How well did you remember
the journeys of biblical people?
The Bible's travel stories
are not merely accounts of people moving from one place to another. They often
reveal faith, obedience, fear, calling, sacrifice, mission, and God's
direction. A journey that looks ordinary on the surface can become a
significant part of God's larger purpose.
Enjoyed Level 2?
Continue exploring our Bible
Quiz – Travel and Traveler series and test yourself with an even more
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unexpected encounters.
Keep reading, keep learning,
and keep discovering the journeys hidden throughout Scripture!
Bible Quiz – Travel and Traveler
Level 3 – True or False
Welcome to Level 3 of the
Travel and Traveler Bible Quiz.
This is the advanced
round, designed for readers who are familiar with the journeys recorded
throughout Scripture. The statements may contain small details about a traveler's
destination, companion, purpose, timing, or circumstances.
Some statements are
deliberately worded to sound believable. Read carefully before deciding whether
each statement is True or False.
As you work through the
quiz, remember that biblical journeys are often connected with much more than
geography. A journey may reveal faith, obedience, fear, failure, courage,
calling, suffering, or God's providence.
Take the challenge—and check
the answers only after completing the quiz.
Instructions
1. Read
each statement carefully.
2. Decide
whether it is True or False.
3. Look
closely at the details of each journey.
4. Pay
particular attention to who travelled, where they went, why they went, and
who accompanied them.
5. Do
not check the answers until you have completed all the questions.
6. The
answers are provided after the complete quiz.
7. The References
identify the relevant Bible passages without reproducing the verses.
Travel and Traveler – Level
3
1.
Terah began the journey from
Ur of the Chaldeans with Abram, Sarai, and Lot, intending to go to Canaan.
True or False?
2.
Terah completed the journey
to Canaan and died there.
True or False?
3.
Abram travelled to Egypt
during a famine after he had already received God's promise concerning the land
of Canaan.
True or False?
4.
Abraham travelled with Isaac
to the land of Moriah because God commanded him to offer Isaac there.
True or False?
5.
Jacob travelled toward Haran
after leaving Beersheba, and he stopped at a place where he dreamed of a
stairway reaching heaven.
True or False?
6.
Jacob named the place where
he had his dream Bethel before beginning his journey to Haran.
True or False?
7.
Joseph's brothers travelled
to Egypt a second time with Benjamin because Joseph had required them to bring
their youngest brother.
True or False?
8.
Jacob initially refused to
allow Benjamin to travel to Egypt with his brothers.
True or False?
9.
Moses fled from Egypt to
Midian after Pharaoh sought to kill him.
True or False?
10.
Moses returned from Midian
to Egypt without his wife and sons.
True or False?
11.
The Israelites travelled
from Egypt toward the Red Sea while Pharaoh's army pursued them.
True or False?
12.
The Israelites entered the
Promised Land by crossing the Jordan River under Moses' leadership.
True or False?
13.
Rahab's house was located on
the city wall of Jericho.
True or False?
14.
The Israelite spies left
Jericho by crossing the Jordan River immediately after Rahab helped them
escape.
True or False?
15.
The Gibeonites travelled to
Joshua pretending to have come from a distant country.
True or False?
16.
The Gibeonites' deception
was based partly on their worn-out clothing, worn-out sandals, and old
provisions.
True or False?
17.
David travelled to Hebron
after the death of Saul, where the men of Judah anointed him king over Judah.
True or False?
18.
David immediately became
king over all Israel when he was first anointed king at Hebron.
True or False?
19.
Elijah travelled to Mount
Carmel after being sent by God to appear before Ahab.
True or False?
20.
Elijah travelled to Mount
Horeb after fleeing from Jezebel.
True or False?
21.
Elisha travelled with Gehazi
when Naaman came to him for healing.
True or False?
22.
Naaman travelled back to
Syria healed after washing himself seven times in the Jordan.
True or False?
23.
Esther travelled from Persia
to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple.
True or False?
24.
Ezra travelled from Babylon
to Jerusalem with a group of exiles after receiving authority from the Persian
king.
True or False?
25.
Nehemiah travelled from Susa
to Jerusalem after hearing about the condition of Jerusalem's walls.
True or False?
26.
Nehemiah secretly inspected
the walls of Jerusalem at night after arriving in the city.
True or False?
27.
Jesus travelled to Jerusalem
knowing that His suffering and death were approaching.
True or False?
28.
Jesus travelled through
Jericho on His way to Jerusalem and encountered Zacchaeus there.
True or False?
29.
The Ethiopian official was
travelling from Gaza toward Jerusalem when Philip met him.
True or False?
30.
Paul travelled to Jerusalem
despite warnings that imprisonment and suffering awaited him there.
True or False?
31.
Paul travelled to Rome after
being shipwrecked on the island of Malta.
True or False?
32.
Paul's journey to Rome ended
immediately after the shipwreck because he decided to remain on Malta.
True or False?
33.
The two disciples travelling
to Emmaus recognized Jesus immediately when He joined them.
True or False?
34.
Jesus explained the
Scriptures concerning Himself to the disciples while they travelled toward
Emmaus.
True or False?
35.
After meeting Jesus, the two
disciples returned to Jerusalem that same day.
True or False?
Answers and References
1. True
Terah left Ur with Abram,
Sarai, and Lot, intending to go to the land of Canaan.
Reference:
Genesis 11:31
2. False
Terah reached Haran and
settled there. He died in Haran, not in Canaan.
Reference:
Genesis 11:31–32
3. True
Abram went down to Egypt
because of a famine after God had called him and promised him the land.
Reference:
Genesis 12:1–7, 10
4. True
Abraham took Isaac and
travelled to the land of Moriah in obedience to God's command concerning Isaac.
Reference:
Genesis 22:1–9
5. True
Jacob left Beersheba and
travelled toward Haran. On the journey, he stopped at a place where he dreamed
of a stairway reaching heaven.
Reference:
Genesis 28:10–12
6. True
After his dream, Jacob named
the place Bethel. He had previously referred to the place as Luz.
Reference:
Genesis 28:16–19
7. True
Joseph required his brothers
to bring Benjamin when they returned to Egypt.
Reference:
Genesis 42:15–20; Genesis 43:1–15
8. True
Jacob was initially
unwilling to send Benjamin with his brothers because he feared something might
happen to him.
Reference:
Genesis 42:36–38; Genesis 43:1–14
9. True
Moses fled from Egypt to
Midian after Pharaoh sought to kill him.
Reference:
Exodus 2:11–15
10. False
Moses returned to Egypt with
his wife and sons. His family travelled with him, although there was later an
episode involving their return to Jethro.
Reference:
Exodus 4:18–20; Exodus 18:1–6
11. True
The Israelites travelled
toward the Red Sea while Pharaoh's army pursued them.
Reference:
Exodus 14:1–9
12. False
The Israelites crossed the
Jordan under Joshua's leadership, not Moses' leadership.
Reference:
Joshua 1:1–2; Joshua 3:14–17
13. True
Rahab's house was situated
on the wall of Jericho.
Reference:
Joshua 2:15
14. False
The spies escaped from
Jericho by going into the hill country and remaining there for three days
before returning to Joshua. They did not immediately cross the Jordan.
Reference:
Joshua 2:16–23
15. True
The Gibeonites deliberately
presented themselves as though they had travelled from a distant country.
Reference:
Joshua 9:3–9
16. True
They used worn-out clothing,
sandals, wineskins, and old provisions as evidence for their claim that they
had travelled a great distance.
Reference:
Joshua 9:4–5, 12–13
17. True
After Saul's death, David
went to Hebron, where the men of Judah anointed him king over Judah.
Reference: 2
Samuel 2:1–4
18. False
David initially became king
over Judah at Hebron. He was later anointed king over all Israel.
Reference: 2
Samuel 2:4; 2 Samuel 5:1–5
19. True
Elijah was commanded to show
himself to Ahab, and he subsequently appeared before him and challenged the
prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel.
Reference: 1
Kings 18:1–2, 17–20
20. True
After Jezebel threatened his
life, Elijah travelled to Mount Horeb.
Reference: 1
Kings 19:1–8
21. False
Gehazi was Elisha's servant,
but the account of Naaman's healing describes Naaman approaching Elisha and
later Gehazi acting independently. Gehazi did not accompany Elisha as part of
Naaman's healing journey.
Reference: 2
Kings 5:8–27
22. True
Naaman followed Elisha's
instruction, washed himself seven times in the Jordan, and was healed.
Reference: 2
Kings 5:10–14
23. False
Esther did not travel from
Persia to Jerusalem to rebuild the temple. She became queen in Persia and
played a key role in saving the Jewish people from Haman's plot.
Reference:
Esther 2:5–8; Esther 4:13–16; Esther 7:1–6
24. True
Ezra travelled from Babylon
to Jerusalem with other Israelites after receiving authorization from King
Artaxerxes.
Reference:
Ezra 7:6–9, 11–13
25. True
Nehemiah was serving at Susa
when he heard about Jerusalem's broken walls and later received permission to
travel there.
Reference:
Nehemiah 1:1–4; Nehemiah 2:1–8
26. True
After arriving in Jerusalem,
Nehemiah inspected the walls secretly at night.
Reference:
Nehemiah 2:11–15
27. True
Jesus travelled toward
Jerusalem while knowing that suffering, death, and resurrection awaited Him.
Reference:
Luke 9:51; Luke 18:31–33
28. True
Jesus passed through Jericho
on His journey toward Jerusalem and encountered Zacchaeus there.
Reference:
Luke 18:35–19:10
29. False
The Ethiopian official was
travelling from Jerusalem toward Gaza, not from Gaza toward Jerusalem.
Reference:
Acts 8:26–28
30. True
Paul continued toward
Jerusalem despite repeated warnings about the suffering and imprisonment that
awaited him.
Reference:
Acts 20:22–24; Acts 21:10–14
31. True
Paul's journey toward Rome
included a shipwreck, after which he and the others reached the island of
Malta.
Reference:
Acts 27:1–2, 41–44; Acts 28:1
32. False
Paul eventually continued
his journey from Malta to Rome.
Reference:
Acts 28:1–2, 11–16
33. False
The two disciples did not
recognize Jesus when He joined them on the road.
Reference:
Luke 24:15–16
34. True
Jesus explained the
Scriptures concerning Himself to the two disciples as they travelled toward
Emmaus.
Reference:
Luke 24:25–27
35. True
After recognizing Jesus, the
two disciples returned to Jerusalem that same hour.
Reference:
Luke 24:30–33
Short Reflection &
Devotional Thought
When the Journey Is Part of
God's Work
A journey in the Bible is
rarely just about reaching a destination.
Abraham travelled without
knowing exactly where his journey would lead. Moses returned to Egypt despite
the danger connected with his past. Ruth left Moab to remain with Naomi. Paul
continued toward Jerusalem even though suffering awaited him. And the disciples
on the road to Emmaus walked with disappointment and confusion—only to discover
that Jesus Himself was walking beside them.
Sometimes our own journey
may feel uncertain. We may not know why a particular road has opened before us,
why another road has closed, or why God has allowed us to take a longer route
than expected.
Yet Scripture repeatedly
shows that God can work through the journey as well as the destination.
The road may teach us
something the destination never could. It may deepen our faith, change our
priorities, introduce us to people we would otherwise never meet, or bring us
into an unexpected encounter with God.
So, when the way ahead is
unclear, we can remember:
We may not know every step
of the journey, but God does.
A Thought to Carry With You
Before asking only, “When
will I reach my destination?”, it can be helpful to ask:
“What is God teaching me
while I am on the way?”
Prayer
Lord, guide my journey. When
I know the destination, give me wisdom to reach it faithfully. When I do not
know the way, give me courage to take the next step. Help me to recognize Your
presence along the road and to trust You even when the journey is difficult.
Amen.
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