Babes and Sucklings
The plainest passages in the epistles — the verses every child of God should know by heart — with five answers under each, four of them wide of the mark. Romans leads, as Romans should.
21 passages
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What Is the Meaning of This?
A passage is given, and then you have to give the meaning. Five answers stand under every passage; one of them best says what the passage means — the rest are the glosses men actually put on such texts, and at the top levels the half-truths that miss the point by a hair. The pool is weighted to Romans and the epistles of Paul. Choose your level — each one stands harder than the last, and the last is Hey Moses.
Novices
A real step up: the standard teaching passages of the epistles, and the wrong answers are now the common shallow misreadings heard everywhere.
25 passages
Play this level ›Ministers
Working texts for working men: the misreadings actually heard in pulpits and on street corners stand among the answers — and some of them are half true, which is what makes them dangerous.
24 passages
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Rather difficult: close distinctions, right doctrine hung on the wrong passage, and answers that differ from the best by one moved word of emphasis.
18 passages
Play this level ›Hey Moses
The cliff: the famously misused texts of the whole Bible — Jeremiah 29:11, “Judge not,” Philippians 4:13, Revelation 3:20 — where the WRONG answers are the popular ones most Christians would pick, and the best answer is the passage read in its own context.
18 passages
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