Jude Bible Quiz: Can You Answer All? (Chapter 1)

By govardhanmudimadugula / June 19, 2025

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Jude Bible Quiz: 1 Explosive Chapter on Apostasy, Angelic Battles, and Contending for Faith!

Concerned about creeping compromise in the church? This intense Jude Bible Quiz exposes the New Testament’s most concentrated warning against apostasy! In just 25 verses, Jude sounds alarms that resonate powerfully today.

This half-brother of Jesus packs apocalyptic warnings into one chapter. Our discernment-focused quiz covers:

The urgent call to defend the faith (v.3-4)
3 historical judgments as warnings (v.5-7)
Michael’s dispute with Satan (v.9)
6 vivid metaphors for false teachers (v.12-13)
Enoch’s prophecy of judgment (v.14-15)
How to rescue those doubting (v.22-23)
The glorious benediction (v.24-25)

For deeper study, explore Bible Study Tools’ Jude commentary or Blue Letter Bible’s resources.

Jude Bible Quiz: Contending for Faith in Age of Apostasy

Bible Quiz Jude: Questions and Answers (MCQ)

Bible Quiz Jude explores the urgent warnings about apostasy and the need to contend for the faith. These questions cover Jude’s vivid descriptions of false teachers and exhortations to remain faithful.

Questions about “contending earnestly for the faith”
Analysis of the three historical warnings (Israel, angels, Sodom)
Examination of false teachers’ characteristics
Focus on Michael’s dispute with the devil
Questions about building up your faith and praying

Bible Quiz Jude: Questions and Answers MCQ

1➤ Which is the 65th book in the Bible?

1 pointⓐ The Book of Revelationⓑ The Epistle of Judeⓒ The Book of Ecclesiastesⓓ The Book of Lamentations

2➤ Which of the book is Jude in the New Testament?

1 pointⓐ 24thⓑ 25thⓒ 26thⓓ 27th

3➤ Who is the writer of this epistle?

1 pointⓐ Jude, the brother of Jamesⓑ Jude, the son of Zebedeeⓒ Jude, the Apostleⓓ Jude, the disciple of Jesus

4➤ Which is the writing period of this epistle?

1 pointⓐ A.D. 30ⓑ A.D. 50ⓒ A.D. 60ⓓ A.D. 80

5➤ To whom did Jude write this epistle?

1 pointⓐ To the church in Ephesusⓑ To the Jewish Christians and brothers in all placesⓒ To the Gentile Christians in Romeⓓ To the apostles and prophets

6➤ From where did he write this epistle?

1 pointⓐ Romeⓑ Athensⓒ Jerusalemⓓ Antioch

7➤ What is the Key word in this epistle?

1 pointⓐ Faithⓑ Loveⓒ Contend earnestly for the faithⓓ Grace

8➤ How many prophecies are there in Jude?

1 pointⓐ Noneⓑ Oneⓒ Twoⓓ Three

9➤ What was the central theme in this epistle?

1 pointⓐ The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrahⓑ Contending earnestly for the faithⓒ Christian love and forgivenessⓓ The resurrection of Jesus Christ

10➤ What did Jude write by his letter?

1 pointⓐ Instructions on church leadershipⓑ To contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saintsⓒ A list of genealogiesⓓ Prophecies about the end times

11➤ What did the Lord do after saving the people out of the land of Egypt?

1 pointⓐ He punished those who did not believeⓑ He rewarded them with blessingsⓒ He led them to the promised landⓓ He established a new covenant

12➤ Where were the angels who did not keep their proper domain reserved?

1 pointⓐ In heavenⓑ In a high placeⓒ In everlasting chains under darknessⓓ In paradise

13➤ Which are the two cities that went after strange flesh and suffered the vengeance of eternal fire?

1 pointⓐ Jerusalem and Bethlehemⓑ Tyre and Sidonⓒ Sodom and Gomorrahⓓ Athens and Corinth

14➤ What is the name of the archangel?

1 pointⓐ Gabrielⓑ Michaelⓒ Raphaelⓓ Uriel

15➤ Who disputed about the body of Moses?

1 pointⓐ Angelsⓑ Devilⓒ Humansⓓ Moses’ descendants

16➤ Who wrote “Like brute beasts”?

1 pointⓐ Paulⓑ Jamesⓒ Judeⓓ Peter

17➤ In which table is Cain, Balaam, and Korah according to Jude?

1 pointⓐ The righteousⓑ The prophetsⓒ The ungodly who deny Jesus Christⓓ The apostles

18➤ Who is the seventh from Adam?

1 pointⓐ Enochⓑ Sethⓒ Methuselahⓓ Lamech

19➤ Which epistle did Enoch prophesy about the coming of Christ?

1 pointⓐ Epistle of Judeⓑ Epistle to the Hebrewsⓒ Epistle to the Romansⓓ Epistle to the Corinthians

20➤ What is the peculiarity in the last times mockers?

1 pointⓐ They are humbleⓑ They are righteousⓒ They walk according to their own ungodly lustsⓓ They are angels

21➤ What type of people are those who walk according to their own ungodly lusts?

1 pointⓐ Wise personsⓑ Sensual persons who cause divisions, not having the Spiritⓒ Prophetsⓓ Apostles

22➤ Who said “pulling others out of the fire and save”?

23➤ Who is able to keep us from stumbling?

24➤ Of what kind is the faith we find in the Epistle of Jude?

25➤ What is the prayer model we find in Jude?

You Got

Contend for the Faith Against Apostasy

This Bible Quiz Jude helps you recognize false teachings and understand how to remain steadfast in Christian truth.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Jude Bible Quiz

Why is Jude often called the most dramatic New Testament letter?

Jude packs apocalyptic imagery into just 25 verses – fallen angels (v.6), Sodom’s judgment (v.7), and Michael’s dispute with Satan (v.9). Our Jude Bible Quiz highlights these dramatic elements while showing their relevance for spotting modern false teachings.

How does this quiz help identify false teachers today?

We apply Jude’s tests (vv.4,8,12-13,16,19) to contemporary errors: Do they deny Christ’s lordship? Follow natural instincts? Cause divisions? Compare with 2 Peter 2’s parallel warnings.

Are Jude’s difficult passages about judgment explained?

Yes! We examine controversial texts (vv.6-7,9,14-15) with cross-references to Genesis, Deuteronomy, and non-canonical sources Jude quotes. For balanced study, see Bible.org’s Jude series.

What makes this quiz unique among New Testament letters?

Jude’s heavy use of Jewish apocalyptic literature (like the Assumption of Moses) makes it stand out. Our quiz reveals how these references reinforce his warning against apostasy while remaining grounded in biblical truth.

Can this help with church discipline issues?

Absolutely! Many pastors use our quiz to train leaders in Jude’s strategy: remembering God’s past judgments (vv.5-7), contending for truth (v.3), and rescuing doubters (v.22-23). Pair it with our 2 Peter Quiz for complete heretic-proofing.