Two statements come straight from Scripture. One was slipped in by a sneaky serpent. The father of lies has been running this play since the garden (John 8:44). Your job: catch him. Pick your crew.
How it works: 10 rounds. Tap the lie. Every answer shows the verse, so you leave knowing more than you came with.
🔥 Belt of Truth streak: catch lies in a row for bonus points (Ephesians 6:14).
🦉 Wise Counsel: one lifeline per game that knocks out a true statement (Proverbs 15:22).
💡 Playing as a family or small group? Read all three out loud and let everyone vote before you tap.
Round 10
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Hisss. One of these is mine.
The truth: The animals came two by two. One lonely giraffe? Not on God's boat.
Genesis 6:19
The truth: Goliath was a giant, over nine feet tall! God helped David anyway.
1 Samuel 17:4
The truth: The Bible just says “a great fish.” No name tag included.
Jonah 1:17
The truth: There was no room at the inn, so the King of Kings started out in a manger.
Luke 2:7
The truth: Five loaves and two fish, and there were twelve baskets of leftovers!
John 6:13
The truth: God sent His angel to shut the lions' mouths. Daniel didn't have to sing a note.
Daniel 6:22
The truth: They were written on stone tablets, by the finger of God!
Exodus 31:18
The truth: He was short! That's why he climbed a sycamore tree.
Luke 19:3
The truth: Jesus said to love even your enemies and pray for them.
Matthew 5:44
The truth: No bridge needed. Jesus walked right on top of the water!
Matthew 14:25
The truth: It was from his father Jacob (also called Israel), who loved him most. Cue sibling drama.
Genesis 37:3
The truth: The people shouted, the trumpets blew, and God brought the walls down flat.
Joshua 6:20
The truth: She fasted, then bravely went to the king without being invited. Courage, not combat.
Esther 4:16
The truth: Paul met the risen Jesus later, after he'd been persecuting Christians.
Acts 9:3–5
The truth: The guests said he saved the best for last. Jesus does not do mid.
John 2:10
The truth: Jesus restored him with three chances to say “I love you.” One for every denial.
John 21:15–17
The truth: In English it's “Jesus wept.” Two words, a whole lot of heart.
John 11:35
The truth: Fire fell from heaven and burned up the offering, the wood, the stones, and the water. Total win.
1 Kings 18:38
The truth: She was his great-grandma! Ruth, then Obed, then Jesse, then David.
Ruth 4:17
The truth: Three gifts, but the Bible never gives a headcount. Could've been a whole road trip crew.
Matthew 2:1–11
The truth: Plot twist: she had him fall asleep on her lap, then called a man in to shave it.
Judges 16:19
The truth: The women got there first. The guys showed up after they heard the news.
Luke 24:1–10
The truth: He went to Eve, and Adam was standing right there with her. Group project fail.
Genesis 3:1–6
The truth: Not in the Bible at all. Benjamin Franklin made it famous. Scripture says God helps the helpless.
Psalm 72:12
The truth: Thirty pieces of silver. Somehow that makes it worse.
Matthew 26:15
The truth: He was 600. Never too old for God to use you.
Genesis 7:6
The truth: He flipped their tables. Righteous anger, zero stars.
John 2:15
The truth: His recorded message was one sentence. Shortest sermon, biggest revival.
Jonah 3:4–5
The truth: Paul went down and God brought Eutychus back to life. Then Paul kept preaching till sunrise.
Acts 20:10–12
The truth: He argued back with the donkey like it was totally normal.
Numbers 22:29–30
The truth: It's “the love of money” that's a root of all kinds of evil. One word changes everything.
1 Timothy 6:10
The truth: Isaac means “he laughs.” “The Lord will provide” is what Abraham named the mountain.
Genesis 21:6; 22:14
The truth: He broke the tablets, burned the calf, ground it to powder, and made them drink it.
Exodus 32:19–20
The truth: It took seven years. Quality work takes time.
1 Kings 6:38
The truth: Too BIG. God cut it from 32,000 to 300 so no one could take the credit.
Judges 7:2–7
The truth: That's Jeremiah, traditionally credited with Lamentations too.
Jeremiah 9:1
The truth: It's the wolf with the lamb and the leopard with the goat. The lion hangs with the calf.
Isaiah 11:6
The truth: They told her she was out of her mind, while they were praying for Peter's release.
Acts 12:15
The truth: She told him to curse God and die. Job kept his integrity anyway.
Job 2:9–10
The truth: They worked with one hand and held a weapon in the other. Build and stand guard.
