Ideal Children's Bible Trivia Game

I love it. It like the old one we use to play

It is tricky which makes it fun. You need to know your Bible. It is the King James Version. It might be too hard for the younger in the age group but has lots of questions to choose

Love it!

My children and I enjoy playing this trivia game together on Sabbath night.

I believe that my daughter and I will enjoy using this game. However, it arrived with the cardboard spacers torn (by hand) and this makes the game unusable, since the board will collapse without the support of the white cardboard deck holder/spacer. There are pictures of the same thing from other reviews. The overall quality of the parts of the game is low, and I would expect to pay no more than $15 for this game because of that. I was able to use cardstock to re-create the spacers in about ten minutes or so. However, I am more concerned that folks at the factory this product is made at (in China) appear to be working under less than favorable conditions (I get the feeling the parts were torn in resentment, since they were clearly torn by hand, and I am not the first to receive a game in this condition). My daughter won't care about the quality of the game, but I will always wonder about the people who made this game every time I play it. I would hope a Christian company would be ensuring the fair working conditions of its laborers overseas.-EDITED to add: the cards came facing every different direction, with many still stuck together (not fully separated at the factory). This has added another ten minutes of preparation work needed before the game is usable. And when pulling them apart, several of them have torn partially. Just not good quality I'm afraid.

This game is simple and good fun for children and for Sabbath Family fun.

Great game for the entire family. Fun way to learn about the Bible while enjoying some quality family time

This is a great short family game. The only catch is that it is far too easy for the adults. The adults only need one or two turns to make it to the end. It is generally pretty easy for our twelve year old, but our eight year old sometimes needs very minor hints on some moderately hard questions. For example, when asked who God made a helpmate for, I had to ask him who was all alone. There are some questions that ask you to fine details such as the order of the plagues or which apostles were fishermen or brothers that can be tricky. These are often missed in our family. Others ask you to fill in a word in a well known proverb. While easy for adults, these are tricky for the kids. All in all, I would say the age range is 8-12 years provided your kids have attended a church with a solid Sunday School program.