Can you name the Biblical Words or Phrases (KJV) ? by bamachile

Can you name the Biblical Words or Phrases (KJV) ?

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Source: Blue Letter Bible
KJV used. All research from Blue Letter Bible's electronic version of Strong's Concordance. No doctrine has been created or compromised by this quiz - just sayin'.
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Word / Phrase	Y/N	Etc.
Holier Than Thou		Is. 65:5
Bible		Hmm...
Surrender		I take it that it's not an option
Accept Christ		A fairly modern phrase, actually
Stuff		16 times, actually
Eternity		Only once - Is. 57:15
Tolerance		nor 'tolerate'
Awesome		Awe, shucks!
Liberal
Trinity
Mysterious		How strange. Mysterious, even.
Gamble		Wanna Bet?
Apple of His Eye		Twice - Deu. 32:10 / Zec. 2:8
Repent		46 times, plus variants
Fat of the Land		Yep - Gen 45:18

Word / Phrase	Y/N	Etc.
Good Samaritan		The parable, yes. The phrase, no.
Communion		4 times, all in 1 and 2 Corinthians
Personal Relationship		Neither word, actually
Love One Another		13 times
Born Again
Be Saved		55 times
Prayer and Fasting		Twice - Matt.17:21 / Mark 9:29
Reverend		Once - Ps. 111:9
Trust Christ		nor 'trust Jesus', nor 'trust God'
Child of God
Salt of the Earth		Once - Matt. 5:13
Weasel		It's unclean - Lev. 11:29
Pearly Gates		Don't tell Peter
Rapture		From the Latin word 'rapiemur'.
Pray Through
Surrender	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Liberal	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Accept Christ	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Trinity	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Eternity	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Stuff	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Reverend	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Rapture	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Born Again	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Good Samaritan	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Communion	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Mysterious	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Child of God	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Prayer and Fasting	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Awesome	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Weasel	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Holier Than Thou	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Apple of His Eye	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Personal Relationship	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Repent	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Be Saved	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Pearly Gates	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Fat of the Land	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Love One Another	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Bible	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Trust Christ	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Pray Through	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Tolerance	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Salt of the Earth	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term
Gamble	'Importunity' is perhaps the closest Biblical term

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Yes, it's Not! (in the Bible, that is) Quiz

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	bamachile:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 15:03 GMT		3 points
	Not intended (and hopefully not taken) as any sort of doctrinal diatribe, just trivia. KJV used due to cultural familiarity, as well as personal familiarity. Other translations will yield different results.

	Ulkomaalainen:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 18:04 GMT		1 point
	Very nice one, actually. It just seems that you have a certain word used by the rule of three, actually. I would cut down one or two, actually. Apart from that, as said, very nice. My score was abysmal though.

	chriskotx:	Nov 17th, 2011 at 11:31 GMT		4 points
	As you were sayin', you're just sayin', but it is interesting that many of the phrases popular in modern evangelism are not found in the Bible - which doesnt necessarily make them invalid (ex. Trinity). It's jus' interestin'.

	kcostell:	Nov 19th, 2011 at 23:39 GMT		3 points
	I like the idea of the quiz, but found it a bit frustrating how much it depended on the particular translation of the bible you used. For example, "Surrender" appears 5 times in the New American Standard translation (the version used in Catholic masses in the US), and "Mysterious", "Tolerance", and "Awesome" all appear, the latter a whopping 32 times. I realize that this is something you made very clear in the introduction, but it still felt more like a "do you know what's in this particular translation" than "do you know what's in the bible". Maybe it would work better if you focused on phrases common to all the most common translations or appearing in none? (I don't know if this is even workable or not).

	bamachile:	Nov 28th, 2011 at 13:37 GMT		4 points
	@kcostell: unfortunately, the large variety of translations makes any 'universal' approach unworkable. When it comes to quotes or popular words or phrases, there just isn't any way around picking a translation and going with it. It would be interesting, though, to do some sort of side-by-side comparison of common words and phrases.

	bubbagumma:	Nov 30th, 2011 at 02:47 GMT		1 point
	Surely the word or concept of being in "awe" would be in the King James Version of the Bible, even if not expressed using the contemporary term "awesome". Today, "weasel", snake, ass, rat, dog, turkey, chicken and pig are all terms used more to characterize a person than to distinguish what can be eaten from what cannot be eaten. Considering how much language in the Bible and dialogue about the Bible may have changed in the four hundred years since 1611 is part of what makes the quiz challenging.

	churchgeek:	Dec 4th, 2011 at 06:21 GMT		1 point
	Fun game, and I like the "Etc." commentary. :)

	lee63:	Dec 9th, 2011 at 04:02 GMT		1 point
	You say Trust Christ is not in the Bible, and neither is Trust Jesus or Trust God, however Trust in the Lord is found in Psalm 115:9; Psalm 115:10; Psalm 115:11; Proverbs 3:5; Isaiah 26:4; Psaalm 37:3. So we are commanded to trust Him in these words and many, many other words over and over throughout the King James Bible.

	bamachile:	Dec 9th, 2011 at 12:23 GMT		8 points
	@lee63: Correct. The quiz concerns phraseology, not doctrine. I trust no one is offended.

	lee63:	Dec 10th, 2011 at 03:34 GMT		-2 points
	I understand your stated intent is phraseology, but I felt when your answer stated "and neither is Trust Jesus or Trust God" you moved away from phraseology and moved into doctrine.

	milgita:	Dec 11th, 2011 at 00:59 GMT		2 points
	ol Since it says gates made out of pearls in revelation i missed pearly gates. and the fact that the word mystery is in there made me miss mysterious. :P silly cognates; and yes, children of god caught me. and apparently submit is not surrender. sigh anyway, fun quiz! :)

	JamesSnell:	Dec 22nd, 2011 at 17:34 GMT		2 points
	Great quiz.