Henry: Hello I'm Henry
Max the monkey: I'm Max
Henry: Welcome to Bible Glory Games
Max the monkey: Today topic is Urbanus.
Round one
Henry: Q1. Who was Urbanus? A)A Roman emperor, B) A Christian worker in Rome, C)A high priest or D) A merchant?
Max the monkey: Q2. What does the name "Urbanus" imply? A)Refinement and urbanity, B)Agriculture expertise, C)Warrior-like qualities or D) Humility and simplicity?
Henry: Q3. What did the apostle Paul call Urbanus in his greetings? A)A fellow worker in Christ, B)A faithful disciple, C)A Roman citizen or D)A teacher of the Law?
Max the monkey: Q4. In which book of the Bible can you find Urbanus mentioned? A)Acts, B)Romans, C)Corinthians or D)Ephesians?
Henry: Q5. What is the biblical reference where Urbanus is mentioned? A)Acts 9:36, B)Romans 16:9, C)1 Corinthians 15:58 or D)Ephesians 4:11?
Round two
Max the monkey: Q6. Urbanus was a common slave name? True or false?
Henry: Q7. Paul referred Urbanus as "our fellow-worker in Christ" True or false?
Max the monkey: Q8. Urbanus is mentioned in the book of Acts. True or false?
Henry: Q9. The name "Urbanus" implies agriculture expertise. True or false?
Max the monkey: Q10. Urbanus is mentioned in Corinthians 15:58. True or false?
Answers
Henry: Q1 is B. In Rome, Urbanus was a Christian labourer. He was called "our fellow worker in Christ" by the apostle Paul (Romans 16:9). In the days of ancient Rome, his name was common.
Max the monkey: Q2 is A. Its Latin translation means "from the city" or "city dweller," so it's a terrific option for someone who feels comfortable in a big city.
Henry: Q3 is A. In his greetings, the apostle Paul addressed Urbanus as "our fellow worker in Christ" (Romans 16:9).
Max the monkey: Q4 is B. Romans 16:9 in the Book of Romans has a mention to Urbanus.
Henry: Q5 is B. Urbanus is mentioned in the Book of Romans (Romans 16:9).
Max the monkey: Q6 is false. Urbanus was not a common slave name. In fact, he was a Christian worker in Rome, as mentioned by the apostle Paul in his greetings (Romans 16:9).
Henry: Q7 is true. Paul indeed referred to Urbanus as “our fellow worker in Christ” in his greetings (Romans 16:9).
Max the monkey: Q8 is false. Urbanus is not mentioned in the book of Acts. However, he is referenced in the Book of Romans (Romans 16:9),
Henry: Q9 is false. The name “Urbanus” does not imply agriculture expertise. In fact, it translates to “from the city” or “city dweller” in Latin, suggesting an association with urban life rather than agricultural knowledge.
Max the monkey: Q10 is Urbanus is not mentioned in the book of Corinthians. However, he is referenced in the Book of Romans (Romans 16:9).
Henry: Thank you for playing and learning with us
Max the monkey: We hope that you found this game enjoyable
Henry: Please come and play with us again
Both: (Waving their hands) have fun! Bye!
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