Quizzes…. Fun?!? When they don’t count for a grade and when nobody knows how you did, they can be fun. And, they’re a great way to stretch your mind a bit and learn more about the Bible (and about the church). 
This page will give you a few minutes to do just that. Shown below is the latest in a series of short quizzes. The quizzes are changed each week (Sunday midnight). So while you’re getting ready for church, or if you’re in a mid-week slowdown, try the quiz!
If you’re new to these quizzes and need some technical pointers on how to use the quiz software, click the below “drop down” box to open the instructions….
While Taking the Quiz… Uh-Oh… After Taking the Quiz… The quiz will look different each time you try it. The questions on most of the quizzes are randomly chosen from of a larger poll of questions (on the same topic). So, each time you try the quiz, you’ll see some different questions. Keep trying and watch your score improve. Instructions
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Christmas Symbols
Christmas is surrounded by symbols- do you know what they mean? For each of the following, click the picture or name of the symbol that’s being described. There are only 5 questions in this quiz’s pool, so what you see is what you get on this one.
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#1. Which Christmon reminds us that Christ is “from everlasting to everlasting”?
The Greek letters Alpha and Omega begin and end the Greek alphabet. These letters remind us that Jesus was at the Creation and that He will be with us throughout eternity.
#2. Which Christmon reminds us of Baptism?
True, it’s a shell- but notice the drops of water that are falling down from it.
#3. If you spelled out “Jesus” in Greek, which symbol would remind you of the beginning letters?
The letters that look like “IHS” remind us of “Jesus” when written in Greek: IHΣΟΥΣ
#4. Which of the following does NOT symbolize the Trinity?
Many Christmons remind us of the Trinity, but the dove is used to remind us of the Holy Spirit.
#5. Chi and Rho are the first two Greek letters in the word “Christ.” Which Christmon reminds us of this?
The “X” is like the Greek letter “Chi” (Ch-), and the thing that looks like a “P” is the Greek letter Rho (r-). Put them together and you have a reminder of “CHRist”.
Thanks for stopping by and trying this week’s quiz! Keep trying it during the rest of this week (you’ll see a few new questions each time), and please stop by again next week to try the next quiz.
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Thanks webmaster Larry!
Thank you Larry for all you do. These quizes are great and help me realize just what I don’t know.
Well, I didn’t do great. 60%. I guess I getter start studying my hymnal.