A) Petrarch B) Dante Alighieri C) Lucrezia Tornabuoni D) Giovanni Boccaccio
A) Stanza 1 B) Stanza 7 C) Stanza 20 D) Stanza 13
A) Orlando Gibbons B) Alessandro Stradella C) Johann Sebastian Bach D) Guido D'Arezzo
A) Christ unser Herr zum Jordan kam B) Ut Queant Laxis C) On Jordan's Bank D) Ave Maria
A) William Byrd B) John Taverner C) Orlando Gibbons D) Thomas Tallis
A) Charles Coffin B) Martin Luther C) Alessandro Stradella D) Johann Sebastian Bach
A) Richard Strauss B) Al Kooper C) Bob Dylan D) Johann Sebastian Bach
A) Richard Strauss B) Alessandro Stradella C) Guido D'Arezzo D) Orlando Gibbons
A) Martin Luther B) Oscar Wilde C) Charles Coffin D) T. S. Eliot
A) Soprano B) Tenor C) Bass D) Baritone
A) Dresden B) Berlin C) Paris D) Vienna
A) Oscar Wilde B) Hedwig Lachmann C) Richard Strauss D) Lucrezia Tornabuoni
A) Bringing It All Back Home B) The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan C) Highway 61 Revisited D) Blood on the Tracks
A) Richard Strauss B) Al Kooper C) Father John Misty D) Bob Dylan
A) The Beatles B) The Rolling Stones C) Blood, Sweat & Tears D) Om
A) Holy John B) Tombstone Blues C) Fear Fun D) Everyman Needs a Companion
A) Everyman Needs a Companion B) Meditation Is the Practice of Death C) Advaitic Songs D) Tombstone Blues
A) Meditation Is the Practice of Death B) Highway 61 Revisited C) Advaitic Songs D) Fear Fun
A) Twelve years old B) At birth C) Eight days old D) Thirty years old
A) He was baptized by his father Zecharias B) He was baptized at age thirty C) He was baptized during his childhood D) He was never baptized
A) In the Temple in Jerusalem B) In the mountains C) In Galilee D) In the wilderness of Judea
A) Manna and quail B) Bread and wine C) Fish and unleavened bread D) Locusts and wild honey
A) On the banks of the Jordan River B) Between the porch and the altar C) In the court of the palace D) At the entrance of the wilderness
A) Susquehanna River B) The Temple in Salt Lake City C) Hill Cumorah D) Galilee
A) The Melchizedek priesthood B) The Aaronic priesthood C) The gift of tongues D) The Ten Commandments
A) Two B) Four C) Three D) One
A) Lehi and Nephi B) Alma and Mosiah C) Mormon and Moroni D) Helaman and Ether
A) That John should replace Jesus as the Messiah B) That John should help Jesus during his public ministry C) That John should live apart from Jesus in the wilderness D) That John should focus solely on the Law of Moses
A) John should have been the rival of Jesus B) John should have been the master of Jesus C) John should have been Jesus' main disciple D) John should have been the judge of Jesus
A) That he was baptized B) That he was the Messiah C) That he was a prophet D) That he was Elijah
A) Because John was killed too early B) Because John was not a Levite C) Because John denied being Elijah D) Because Jesus failed to perform miracles
A) He was to translate the scriptures into Greek B) He represented Elijah's physical body C) He was to establish a new religion separate from Jesus D) He was the reincarnation of Moses
A) John did not follow Jesus and continued his own way B) John lacked the proper authority to baptize C) John was forced by the Roman government to quit D) John was blinded by his own vanity
A) He was the greatest in the kingdom of heaven B) He was inferior to the disciples of the Law C) He was the least among the prophets D) There has not risen one greater than he
A) The opposition from the Pharisees B) The Roman occupation of Judea C) John's failure to follow Jesus D) The betrayal by Judas Iscariot
A) Two years B) Three months C) One year D) About six months
A) 6 April 1830 B) 25 December 1825 C) 15 May 1829 D) 1 January 1829
A) Gandzasar Monastery B) Kansas City C) Halifax D) West Yorkshire
A) Byzantine B) Gothic C) Romanesque D) Baroque
A) Thirteenth-century Jerusalem B) Fifteenth-century Nagorno-Karabakh C) Fourteenth-century Lower Saxony D) Twelfth-century West Yorkshire
A) Baptized river B) Desert path C) Saved head D) Holy hair
A) Ezekiel B) Isaiah C) Jeremiah D) Malachi
A) Luke B) John C) Mark D) Matthew
A) I am not sure B) No C) I am the forerunner D) Yes
A) The promised Messiah B) The reincarnation of Elijah C) A man sent from God D) A disciple of the Pharisees
A) The Spirit like a dove B) A brilliant light C) An angel D) A pillar of fire
A) He is the one who baptizes with fire B) This is my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased C) He is my chosen witness D) You are my dearly loved son; you bring me great joy
A) Jordan B) Euphrates C) Nile D) Tigris
A) Elizabeth B) Herodias C) Mary D) Salome
A) Philip B) Archelaus C) Herod II D) Antipas
A) She played music B) She danced C) She recited poetry D) She sang
A) A box B) A basket C) A plate D) A cloth
A) Antipas B) Herodias C) Philip D) Salome
A) High Priest B) King C) Emperor D) Governor
A) Zekharyah B) Yahya C) Yeshua D) Yochanan
A) Christianity B) Islam C) Mandaeism D) Baháʼí Faith
A) Baháʼí Faith B) Mandaeism C) Islam D) Druze faith
A) Gabriel B) Michael C) Raphael D) Uriel
A) They were teacher and student B) They were relatives C) They were enemies D) They were brothers
A) Essenes B) Zealots C) Pharisees D) Sadducees
A) Herod Philip I B) Pontius Pilate C) Herod Antipas D) Herod the Great
A) Jerusalem B) Machaerus C) Nazareth D) Bethlehem
A) AD 50 B) AD 30 C) AD 70 D) AD 10
A) Mandaeans B) Nazarenes C) Essenes D) Druze
A) Zechariah B) Aaron C) Joseph D) Samuel
A) 24 June B) 25 December C) 1 January D) 15 August
A) A cousin by marriage B) A sister C) A relative D) A mother
A) Jacob B) Samuel C) Isaac D) Moses
A) Roman governors B) Pharisees C) Soldiers D) High priests
A) Abraham B) David C) Aaron D) Levi
A) Flavius Josephus B) Aretas C) John Dominic Crossan D) Herod Antipas
A) Rome B) Macherus C) Galilee D) Jerusalem
A) Book 20, chapter 8 B) Book 18, chapter 5 C) Book 10, chapter 2 D) Book 5, chapter 18
A) The Third Finding. B) The First Finding. C) The Second Finding. D) The Fourth Finding.
A) The Umayyad Mosque. B) The Dome of the Rock. C) The Blue Mosque. D) The Great Mosque of Aleppo.
A) Munich. B) Amiens. C) Rome. D) Damascus.
A) Constantine the Great. B) Pope Pius II. C) Ibn Butlan. D) The King of France.
A) Amiens Cathedral. B) San Silvestro in Capite. C) The Umayyad Mosque. D) Topkapi Palace.
A) Amiens. B) Marseille. C) Lyon. D) Paris.
A) Emesa. B) Rome. C) Antioch. D) Constantinople.
A) Chinsurah B) Delhi C) Mumbai D) Calcutta
A) Monastery of Sveti Ivan B) Aachen Cathedral C) Church of St. Macarius D) St. Karapet Monastery
A) St. Macarius B) The monks of Chinsurah C) Gregory the Illuminator D) St. Cyril
A) 1969 B) 2012 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) Qumran-Essene community B) The early church in Ephesus C) The Gatchina settlement D) The Antioch monastery
A) Malta B) Ephesus C) Antioch D) Constantinople
A) Tuesday B) Sunday C) Friday D) Monday
A) 7 January B) 24 June C) 29 August D) 20 January
A) Nativity B) Jovanjdan C) Theophany D) Slava
A) The Sufis B) The Ebionites C) The Mandaeans D) The Umayyads
A) Yaḥyā ibn Zakariyā B) Yoḥanan bar Zakria C) Yuhana Maṣbana D) Yuhana the Nasoraean
A) The Book of Revelation B) Ginza Rabba C) The Quran D) The Gospel of Matthew
A) John the Baptist B) Adam C) Zechariah D) Jesus
A) Anhar B) Mary C) Enišbai D) Elizabeth
A) Enišbai B) Mary C) Sarah D) Anhar
A) Twelve B) Seven C) Forty D) Ten
A) As an opponent of Adam B) As a prophetic reformer C) As a false prophet D) As the founder of their religion
A) Reincarnation B) Resurrection C) Divine intervention D) Biblical literalism
A) Elijah B) The Báb C) Bahá'u'lláh D) Jesus
A) Forerunner B) The Spirit C) The Glorious Lord D) The Manifestation |