A quest to find Jesus throughout the Bible.
Bible Trivia Adventure
Three fresh questions every morning — the same portion for every traveler, gathered one day at a time.
The road to Theologian is a journey through the stories themselves — travel the Exodus, run with David, stand on Carmel, sail with Paul. Finish a quest and its Scroll goes on your Library shelf.
Pass a level three times — 7 of 10 or better on each run — to climb to the next rank, from Seeker all the way to Theologian. The pips on each level track your passes.
Ten questions drawn from every level, gentlest first and deepest last.
The family climbs the same five levels together. A game counts as a family pass when your combined score reaches 70% — three passes open the next level. And there is always one winner: a tie at the top goes to sudden death.
Travel the stories together, taking turns scene by scene on the family's own track. Finish a quest at 70% combined and its Scroll goes on the Family Library shelf.
The same five levels, climbed together — tap an open level to set up a family game there. The pips track the family's passes.
Pass-and-play on one theme — ten questions, gentlest first and deepest last, played with your saved family roster.
One device, passed around the table. Each question goes to the next player — ten questions, most points wins. Tied at the top when the questions run out? Sudden-death questions keep coming until someone wins outright.
Give each player a difficulty that fits: their questions are drawn from a level easier or harder than the family's, so kids and grown-ups play a fair game.
Family Mode · Final score
The Promise Trail
The questions you just walked follow a single golden thread — God's love pursuing people from the very first pages. Here is the trail, step by step:
In Eden, right after the fall, God promised that the seed of the woman would bruise the serpent's head. Before people could run from Him, He was already coming after them.
Genesis 3:15God chose Abraham and promised that through his seed, every family on earth would be blessed — a promise Paul says pointed all along to one Person.
Genesis 22:18 · Galatians 3:16From Judah's line came David, and God swore him a throne that would never end — a kingdom carried by promise, not by human strength.
Genesis 49:10 · 2 Samuel 7:13, 16Isaiah saw a Servant pierced for our offenses; Micah named little Bethlehem centuries early. The promise grew more detailed — and more costly — the closer it came.
Isaiah 53:5 · Micah 5:2In a Nazareth synagogue, Jesus read Isaiah aloud and said, "Today this Scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing." The pursuit that began in Eden reached the cross — where God showed the full measure of His love.
Luke 4:21 · Romans 5:8 · John 3:16Quest complete
Every question in the bank, grouped by level — the question, its correct answer, the explanation, and the NASB reference. Read-only: nothing here changes the game.
Your knowledge, mapped — your solo answers by category and by level, and how your recent rounds are trending.