Kerygma · Biblical Content
New Testament trivia, paired with the actual verse.
From Matthew through Revelation — twenty-seven books that took the early church about a hundred years to write. Kerygma's New Testament category covers the Gospels, the Acts, the letters, and the Apocalypse, with a fresh question every round and the verse open the moment you answer.
What's covered
The category spans the full New Testament canon, from the synoptic Gospels through John's apocalypse on Patmos:
- The four Gospels — Matthew, Mark, Luke, John. The life and teaching of Jesus.
- Acts of the Apostles — the church's first thirty years, from Pentecost to Paul in Rome.
- Pauline epistles — Romans through Philemon, the thirteen letters tradition assigns to Paul.
- General epistles — Hebrews, James, 1–2 Peter, 1–2–3 John, and Jude.
- Revelation — the final book, the apocalyptic vision recorded by John of Patmos.
- Themes — kingdom, atonement, resurrection, the new covenant, and the early church's self-understanding.
A round, in two minutes
Pick the difficulty (Acquainted for the familiar Gospel stories, Conversant for narrative grasp, Profound for doctrine and detail), pick how many questions you want — five, ten, fifteen, or twenty — and you're playing. Each question is freshly written by AI for the topic you picked, never repeated, never from a fixed bank.
Tap your answer and the actual verse opens, ESV translation, with a short commentary that ties the passage back to the question. That's the round. Quiet repetition is how it sticks.
Sample question
Which of Paul's letters is generally considered to be his earliest?
"Paul, Silvanus and Timothy, To the church of the Thessalonians in God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ: Grace to you and peace."1 Thessalonians 1:1
1 Thessalonians is widely dated to AD 50–51, written from Corinth on Paul's second missionary journey. It predates the major doctrinal letters (Romans is around AD 57) by several years and is among the earliest Christian documents we possess. Galatians is a near-rival for the title depending on how you date it, but most scholars give the crown to 1 Thessalonians.
Related categories
New Testament sits inside Kerygma's Biblical Content stream alongside eleven sibling categories. A few that pair naturally with this one:
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