Bible Quiz for Women's Fellowship — Faith and Friendship Flashcards

#1

Which woman accompanied her mother-in-law Naomi back to Bethlehem after her husband's death, saying 'Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay'?

📖 Ruth 3:11

#2

In the New Testament, which two women were cousins and shared the miraculous news that they would both bear sons—John the Baptist and Jesus?

📖 Luke 1:36-38

#3

Which woman, known for her hospitality and business sense, hosted the Apostle Paul at her home in Philippi and was baptized along with her household?

📖 Acts 16:14-15

#4

In the Old Testament, who was Leah's younger sister and later became Jacob's second wife?

📖 Genesis 29:25-28

#5

Which widow, described as righteous and devout, spent all her time in the temple worshiping through fasting and prayer, and recognized Jesus as the Messiah when He was brought to the temple?

📖 Luke 2:36-38

#6

Which woman was raised from the dead by Peter in Joppa and was known for her acts of kindness and charity to the widows in her community?

📖 Acts 9:36-42

#7

In 1 Samuel, which woman was the mother of the prophet Samuel and dedicated him to the Lord's service even before his birth?

📖 1 Samuel 1:11, 28

#8

Which woman invited the Shunnamite prophet's wife to rest in her guest room, providing for the prophet Elisha's needs during his travels?

📖 2 Kings 4:8-10

#2

Elizabeth and Mary

Elizabeth and Mary, cousins in Luke's Gospel, both experienced God's miraculous intervention in their lives, with Elizabeth carrying John the Baptist and Mary carrying Jesus (Luke 1:36-38).

Luke 1:36-38

#1

Ruth

Ruth demonstrated remarkable loyalty and faith by choosing to follow Naomi to an unfamiliar land, pledging her commitment in Ruth 3:11, a friendship that became foundational to Israel's lineage.

Ruth 3:11

#4

Rachel

Rachel was Leah's younger sister whom Jacob loved and married after being deceived into first marrying Leah (Genesis 29:25-28), making her a central figure in Israel's patriarchal lineage.

Genesis 29:25-28

#3

Lydia

Lydia was a dealer in purple cloth who became one of Paul's first converts in Philippi, and she opened her home to Paul and Silas, demonstrating both faith and generous hospitality (Acts 16:14-15).

Acts 16:14-15

#6

Dorcas

Dorcas (also called Tabitha), whose name means 'gazelle,' was known for her charitable works and acts of kindness, and Peter raised her from the dead as recorded in Acts 9:36-42.

Acts 9:36-42

#5

Anna

Anna was an elderly prophetess who had been widowed for many years and spent her days in prayer and fasting at the temple, where she recognized Jesus as the promised Messiah (Luke 2:36-38).

Luke 2:36-38

#8

The Shunnamite woman

The Shunnamite woman recognized Elisha as a holy man of God and prepared a guest room for him on his frequent travels, and in return, God blessed her with a son (2 Kings 4:8-10).

2 Kings 4:8-10

#7

Hannah

Hannah made a vow to God that if He would give her a son, she would dedicate him to the Lord's service; after Samuel's birth, she fulfilled her promise and left him in the care of Eli at the temple (1 Samuel 1:11, 28).

1 Samuel 1:11, 28

#9

Which woman was a prophetess who judged Israel, and is the only female judge mentioned in the Book of Judges?

📖 Judges 4:4-5

#10

In the Gospel of John, Jesus appeared to which woman first after His resurrection, and she initially mistook Him for a gardener?

📖 John 20:14-16

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#10

Mary Magdalene

Mary Magdalene was the first person to encounter the risen Jesus at the tomb, and though she initially mistook Him for the gardener, Jesus revealed Himself to her, commissioning her to share the news with the disciples (John 20:14-16).

John 20:14-16

#9

Deborah

Deborah was a prophetess and judge who led Israel and worked with the military commander Barak to defeat Sisera's army, and her song of victory is recorded in Judges 5 (Judges 4:4-5).

Judges 4:4-5

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