I have another free printable Christmas quiz for you today. I call this one the “For unto Us a Child is Born” Quiz.
The Bible is chockfull of Messianic prophecies that were made in the Old Testament and fulfilled in the New Testament. How many of the following can you identify by chapter and verse?
Unless you know your Bible frontward and backward, you may need to complete this one as an “open book” test. (It would make a great assignment for your homeschoolers or your Sunday school class.)
Once you’ve finished and are ready to grade your work, you’ll find the answer key on page two of the printable. (No fair peeking until you’ve given it the old college try!)
If you want to print multiple copies to challenge your family, friends, or coworkers, be sure to select “print page one only,’ or you’ll wind up with a bunch of sheets with the answers already filled in.
Want more Christ-centered Christmas activities? Check out the links below or visit my Christ-Centered Christmas Pinterest board.
Celebrate the REAL Reason for this Season:
- Christmas Gospel Tracts – tuck these tracts into your Christmas cards, neighbors’ gifts, server’s tip, etc. and share the good news of Christ’s birth all season long.
- Nativity Printable Paper Craft – print, color, cut and paste these figurines to make your own manger scene
- Scripture Advent Chain – print these verses and link them together to count down the days until Christmas
- What Child is This? Christmas Quiz – this test is multiple choice, which makes it a little easier than the one I shared today
- Christmas Timeline Challenge – race to see who’s fastest at putting these historical events in chronological order
- Christmas Carol Quiz – I love Christmas carols that proclaim the glad tidings of Christ’s birth over and over again
- Name that Song Quiz – if you really love Christmas carols, you’ll want to try this quiz — can you identify each one by just the first few notes?
- Put the Baby in the Manger – this game is a Christian twist on “Pin the Tail on the Donkey”
- Glad Tidings Word Find Puzzle – can you find all the hidden words taken from the Biblical account of Christ’s birth?
- Hide It in Your Heart – an illuminated copy of Luke 2:1-20 to use when memorizing
- “Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive” Coloring Page – features the words of Isaiah 7:14
- “The Word Became Flesh” Coloring Page – features a drawing of the holy Infant in the manger
- “Fear Not” Coloring Page – features the words the angel spoke to the shepherds in Luke 2
- “Good Tidings” Coloring Page – this design looks a little like it was printed using a a wood carving
- Silent Night Coloring Page – features an image of the virgin mother and child
- “Good Gifts” Coloring Page – features the words of Matthew 7:11
- “Every Perfect Gift” Coloring Page – features the words of James 1:17
- “Wonderful Counselor” Coloring Page – features the words of Isaiah 9:6
- “Glory to God in the Highest” Coloring Page – “…and on earth, peace, good will, toward man.”
Pressed for time? Get my Big Book of Christmas Printables — FREE to subscribers! Then you can download all my most popular Christmas-themed party games and coloring pages (along with lots of other helpful charts and lists for organizing your holidays) in a single click!
Can you think of a printable resource I need to add to my collection? If so, leave a comment below and tell me about it!
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Laura says
January 12, 2019 at 4:18 amJennifer,
Thank you so much for the Book of Christmas Printables! It looks amazing!
We have a ladies outreach ministry, that meets once a month. We have devotions (sometimes we’ll bring in a special speaker) sing, games, and have a meal. We normally have around 50+ ladies! I’m in charge of the games, and I’m so excited to use some of your ideas!
Also I’m a pastor’s wife, we have a small church and I’m in charge of our children’s ministry.
Thank you again for making this available!
May God Bless You and Your Family,
Laura McBride
Jennifer Flanders says
January 12, 2019 at 10:07 amYou’re welcome, Laura. It makes me happy to know you’re able to use them with your women’s group. If you’re interested in playing some games that aren’t Christmas-themed, you might check out these printables for other months:
Hope that gives you a few ideas for the coming months. Thanks for all you do with the various ministries in your church. Being a pastor’s wife is a special calling and often means your whole life is under the microscope (my husband’s father was a pastor for the vast majority of his life). Don’t let that discourage you. Just keep shining for Jesus!
B. J. says
December 26, 2018 at 7:05 amWhen I signed up I requested one of your Christmas booklets and I never received it. I also would like this For Unto Us a Child is Born” Christmas Quiz. Would you please try to send again? Maybe my system is unable to receive from you. These computers are weird things at times.
Jennifer Flanders says
December 26, 2018 at 7:53 amJust sent you a direct link to both, B.J. Let me know if that doesn’t work, and I’ll try to figure out another way to get these resources to you.
Allison says
December 26, 2018 at 6:59 amI love all your work which gives so much joy, and makes sure that Christmas is about the baby Jesus. And thank you for more puzzles, etc, but when I click on your links they aren’t working. Thank you again and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Jennifer Flanders says
December 26, 2018 at 7:56 amHi, Allison.
I think the problem may be on your end. I just checked every link and they all went where directed for me. Maybe clear your browsing history and try again? You might get better results that way.
Nancy Scott says
December 26, 2018 at 6:57 amThanks for the wonderful downloads. I’m using the 12 days of Christmas game at my dinner with family and friends. A retired teacher, I would have loved this resource. Will forward to my granddaughter, a K teacher. Have a blessed season. Thanks much, Nan
Jennifer Flanders says
December 26, 2018 at 7:56 amForward away, Nancy. It makes me happy to know they’re being put to good use!
Nancy says
December 26, 2018 at 6:55 amExcellent resource book my community group! Thank you for sharing this!
Jennifer Flanders says
December 26, 2018 at 7:56 amYou’re most welcome, Nancy. I’m happy you can use it.
Marie says
December 26, 2018 at 6:54 amI am tech challenged and do not understand how to print this, but I would really like to have it.
Jennifer Flanders says
December 26, 2018 at 7:57 amYou should be able to print it directly by clicking the following link, then selecting print: https://www.flandersfamily.info/web/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/For-Unto-Us-Quiz.pdf
It may be you don’t have a PDF reader (like Adobe) installed on your computer. If that’s the hold-up, you can download that program here (it’s free): https://get.adobe.com/reader/
Hope you all have a happy New Year!
Marie says
January 12, 2019 at 4:16 amThank you so much. It is such a nice thing that you offer all of these. Thank you for taking time to help me as well.
Christians are such nice people and they have done so much that it is hard to understand why they are being persecuted.