Presbyterian Bible Content Exam Learning Tool
As of July 3, 2009, we have served 168386 Bible Content Exams!

This is the tool I wanted when I was preparing to take the February 2000 Bible Content Exam. If you're preparing for that exam, this site was designed especially for you! But anyone can use it to brush up on their Bible knowledge. God bless you! (Also, come and visit the church I pastor if you're in the Sacramento area.) NOTE: I haven't received any donations this year (2009) so funds are running low. This site - this ministry - has no official support. If you would like to contribute to the costs of hosting this site (directly to the web hosting company), please click the button to the right: -Steve Whitney

You can also find me at www.steve-whitney.com or twitter.com/SteveWhitney

You can just click a year to take that year's test or choose a category from the menu beneath each year to focus on one part of the test. Instructions are available below if you need them.

• Look at printable text versions of the Presbyterian Bible Content Exam.

• Also, see other links helpful to seminary students and pastors on my church page.

Instructions

It's very simple.  Just scroll through the questions, clicking what you think is the correct answer for each one (A, B, C, or D).  If you need a little help, you can click the "Bible reference" link below the question to see the Bible passage the question is based on.  (It's OK - this is a learning tool, not a test. :-)  But do note that the quotations on the test are always from the NRSV and the Bible reference window will have NIV text.

When you're done, click the "Score Practice Test" button at the bottom of the screen.  A score of 70 out of 100 is passing. You'll also see how you did in each category. The program normally only shows you the answers you got wrong, but you can click the small box near the "Score Practice Test" button to see all of the answers.

After you take a test, you will have lots of options to create special tests on the subjects you need to work on or over all of the questions you got wrong. Just click the links.  You can bookmark (or "add to favorites") these customized tests to come back to them later.