Multi-Choice Bible Reader for James 127

With this Multiple Choice Bible Reader, you can select Old Testament books, which gives a quiz of Biblical Hebrew words (or Aramaic words for relavent portions of the Old Testament), or New Testament books which gives a word quiz of Koine Greek vocabulary words, walking through the entire Bible verse selected.

With either testament you can ignore the ancient languages (or think of it like as a display at a museum, which looks cool, but you don't need to know it in detail) — and just use the English words to help learn the verse.

Clicking the "Def" box will show a definition of that word on the next page, after you submit your answers to the quiz. After changing the options, click the Confirm button to reload a new quiz with the options you selected. You can adjust the various quiz options to make the Bible Word Quiz easier or harder. The default setting steps/walks through a whole single Bible verse one word at a time.

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Try to pick the correct words of this verse in order:

Question 1 of 24:

καθαρὰ καὶ ἀμίαντος θρησκεία παρὰ τῷ Θεῷ καὶ Πατρὶ ἐστίν αὕτη ἐπισκέπτεσθαι ὀρφανοὺς καὶ χήρας ἐν αὐτῶν τῇ θλίψει τηρεῖν ἑαυτὸν ἄσπιλον ἀπὸ τοῦ κόσμου

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

καθαρὰ Root = καθαρός Def

and to keep

and

Pure

distress

Question 2 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

καὶ Root = καί Def

widows

and

oneself

from being polluted

Question 3 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἀμίαντος Root = ἀμίαντος Def

undefiled

Father

Question 4 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

θρησκεία Root = θρησκεία Def

orphans

and

religion

God

Question 5 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

παρὰ Root = παρά Def

before

and to keep

to care for

Question 6 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

τῷ Root = ὁ Def

undefiled

our

religion

Question 7 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

Θεῷ Root = θεός Def

world

God

Question 8 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

καὶ Root = καί Def

and

our

world

and to keep

Question 9 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

Πατρὶ Root = πατήρ Def

Father

orphans

our

God

Question 10 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἐστίν Root = εἰμί Def

undefiled

God

world

Question 11 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

αὕτη Root = οὗτος Def

and to keep

this

distress

and

Question 12 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἐπισκέπτεσθαι Root = ἐπισκέπτομαι Def

Father

and

to care for

Question 13 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ὀρφανοὺς Root = ὀρφανός Def

oneself

orphans

undefiled

Question 14 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

καὶ Root = καί Def

God

undefiled

from being polluted

and

Question 15 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

χήρας Root = χήρα Def

widows

undefiled

this

from being polluted

Question 16 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἐν Root = ἐν Def

and to keep

orphans

Father

Question 17 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

αὐτῶν Root = αὐτός Def

their

world

Pure

Question 18 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

θλίψει Root = θλίψις Def

Pure

religion

our

distress

Question 19 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

τηρεῖν Root = τηρέω Def

before

widows

and to keep

Question 20 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἑαυτὸν Root = ἑαυτοῦ Def

undefiled

distress

oneself

Question 21 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἄσπιλον Root = ἄσπιλος Def

to care for

before

from being polluted

Pure

Question 22 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

ἀπὸ Root = ἀπό Def

our

God

Pure

Question 23 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

τοῦ Root = ὁ Def

orphans

the

world

from being polluted

Question 24 of 24:

Which meaning fits this biblical Greek word?

κόσμου Root = κόσμος Def

world

distress

oneself

their

Cover image by Chester Beatty Collection, Papyrus 46, 1 Corinthians 15. Papyrus 46 (P46) is a codex containing the Pauline Epistles, written in Greek with ink on papyrus, made in Egypt and dated c. 200 AD. The manuscript is the oldest surviving almost-complete copy of the Pauline Epistles. This image crop shows from the last few words of 1 Cor 15:2 to the first part of 15:4, plus two and a half words from 15:5 on the final (very worn) line. In English it reads "... if you hold firmly to, unless you believed in vain. For I delivered to you first of all that which I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to... he was seen by Cehpas". Language data from Strong's Concordance by G. Abbott-Smith's A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament, Jeffrey Dodson's Greek Lexicon, Mounce Concise Greek-English Dictionary, Copyright 1993 All Rights Reserved, www.teknia.com/greek-dictionary, and The Holy Bible, Berean Study Bible, BSB Copyright © 2016, 2020 by Bible Hub, Used by Permission. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Hebrew font by SBL. Hebrew data from Strong's Concordance by Matthias Müller.

Multi-Choice Bible Reader for James 1:27

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