Matthew Chapter 2:1-12 Quiz
Journey of the Wise Men: A Quiz on Matthew Chapter 2
Test your knowledge about the journey of the Three Wise Men and the birth of Jesus as detailed in Matthew Chapter 2:1-12!
- Explore the key events surrounding the birth of Christ.
- Engage with intriguing questions about historical figures and gifts.
Why did King Herod Ask, “Where is the one who has been born king of the Jews?
He wanted to kill, Baby Jesus so he wouldn't take his throne of being King.
Because He wanted to Worship Jesus Christ
Because He wanted to invite him to his kingdom.
He wanted to give his throne to Baby Jesus.
How Did the three wise men go to where Jesus was born?
They followed there senses.
The used a map.
They knew the way by heart.
The followed the Star that showed in the East.
Was this Quote said by Herod True or False, “Go and search carefully for the child. "As soon as you find him, report to me, so that I too may go and worship him.”?
True
False
What were the Treasures Given to Baby Jesus by The 3 Wise Men?
Gold
Frankensence
Myrrh
Candles
Crown
All of the Above
Who did Herod call to ask them about the messiah?
The Chief Priests
Gods word of life Teachers
3 wise men
Prophet Daniel
Disiples
Apostles
Joseph
Who wrote that Jesus would be born in Bethelem, Judea?
Prophets
Disiples
Apostles
Peter
John
Paul
Andrew
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