Bible Quiz for Women's Ministry — Faith, Courage and Wisdom Flashcards

#1

What did Esther risk when she approached King Ahasuerus without being summoned to save her people from Haman's plot?

📖 Esther 4:15-16

#2

What was Priscilla's primary role in helping Apollos grow in his understanding of Scripture?

📖 Acts 18:24-26

#3

When Deborah declared that God would deliver Sisera into the hands of a woman, whose hand actually struck down the enemy commander?

📖 Judges 4:21

#4

What did Ruth demonstrate through her commitment to Naomi and her hard work in Boaz's field?

📖 Ruth 3:11

#5

What was Mary's response when the angel Gabriel told her she would bear the Son of God?

📖 Luke 1:38

#6

How did the woman at the well in Samaria respond after Jesus revealed He was the Messiah?

📖 John 4:28-29

#7

What act of wisdom did Abigail perform to prevent David from taking revenge on her husband Nabal?

📖 1 Samuel 25:32-33

#8

What did Miriam do to protect her baby brother Moses from Pharaoh's decree?

📖 Exodus 2:4-8

#2

She taught him the way of God more accurately

Priscilla, along with her husband Aquila, took Apollos aside and explained the way of God more accurately to him (Acts 18:26). This shows her wisdom and theological knowledge in nurturing another believer.

Acts 18:24-26

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Her life

Esther knew that approaching the king unsummoned could result in death, yet she chose to do so anyway, saying 'if I perish, I perish' (Esther 4:16). This demonstrates her courage and faith in God's providence.

Esther 4:15-16

#4

Her loyalty and faithfulness despite hardship

Ruth showed unwavering loyalty to her mother-in-law Naomi despite being a foreigner and a widow, working diligently in the fields (Ruth 3:11). Her character demonstrated both faith in God and dedication to caring for her family.

Ruth 3:11

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Jael's

Jael, a woman from a allied tribe, drove a tent peg through Sisera's head while he slept, fulfilling Deborah's prophecy (Judges 4:21). This demonstrates both Deborah's prophetic wisdom and Jael's unexpected courage.

Judges 4:21

#6

She left her water jar and went to tell the townspeople about Jesus

The Samaritan woman left her water jar and went into the town to testify about Jesus, saying 'Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did' (John 4:28-29). Her courage to witness despite her past demonstrates faith and a transformed heart.

John 4:28-29

#5

She accepted, saying 'I am the Lord's servant'

Despite the shocking news and her questioning how this would happen, Mary submitted to God's will, saying 'May your word to me be fulfilled' (Luke 1:38). This demonstrates her faith and courage in accepting an extraordinary calling.

Luke 1:38

#8

She watched over the basket where he was placed and suggested her mother as a nurse

Miriam showed wisdom and courage by standing watch over the basket containing baby Moses and, when Pharaoh's daughter found him, cleverly suggested her mother as his nurse (Exodus 2:4-8). Her actions protected both Moses and allowed his mother to care for him.

Exodus 2:4-8

#7

She brought David gifts and spoke to him with humility and wisdom

Abigail quickly gathered provisions and met David on the road, speaking to him with humility and wisdom, which turned away his anger and prevented bloodshed (1 Samuel 25:32-33). Her quick thinking and eloquence exemplify both courage and wisdom.

1 Samuel 25:32-33

#9

What was the nature of Lydia's faith and how did she respond when she heard Paul's message in Philippi?

📖 Acts 16:14-15

#10

What wisdom did Bathsheba demonstrate when she sought Solomon's future as king in place of his older brother Adonijah?

📖 1 Kings 1:15-21

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#10

She worked with Nathan the prophet to respectfully present her request to King David

Bathsheba showed political wisdom by working with the prophet Nathan to approach King David and remind him of his promise that Solomon would be king (1 Kings 1:15-21). She spoke respectfully and strategically, securing her son's position without force or deception.

1 Kings 1:15-21

#9

She was a God-fearer, and the Lord opened her heart to respond to Paul's message, and she and her household were baptized

Lydia, a dealer in purple cloth and a worshipper of God, responded to Paul's message when 'the Lord opened her heart to respond' and she was baptized along with her household (Acts 16:14-15). Her receptiveness to faith and immediate action demonstrate spiritual wisdom and courage.

Acts 16:14-15

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