Bible Millionaire plays like the television show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Answer fifteen Bible questions in a row and you win $1,000,000. Get one wrong and the game ends — though the safe havens mean you rarely walk away with nothing.
The money ladder
Each correct answer moves you up one rung, from $100 to $1,000,000. Questions 1–5 are drawn from the easy set, 6–10 from the medium set, and 11–15 from the hard set.
$1,000 and $32,000 are safe havens. Once you have passed a safe haven, a wrong answer or an expired clock still leaves you with that amount. Below the first safe haven, a wrong answer means $0.
The clock
You have sixty seconds per question. The clock pauses while a lifeline is playing out, and it stops as soon as you lock in an answer. If it reaches zero, the game ends and you keep whatever your last safe haven guaranteed.
Choosing an answer
Tap or click an answer and that is your answer — there is no confirmation step, so be sure before you commit. Keyboard players can press A, B, C or D.
You may walk away at any time and keep everything you have earned so far.
The lifelines
Three lifelines, each usable once per game.
50:50
Two of the three wrong answers are removed, leaving the correct answer and one decoy. It behaves the same way on every question, easy or hard.
Phone a Friend
You call a friend or family member, read them the question, and they answer. How useful they are depends on the difficulty:
- Easy questions: they name the correct answer, confidently.
- Medium questions: they narrow it down to two answers, one of which is correct, but they will not pick between them.
- Hard questions: they offer three possibilities, and lean toward one of them — but that lean is only the correct answer about half the time.
If you have already used 50:50, your friend can only comment on the answers still on the board.
Ask the Audience
The studio audience votes and you see the result as a bar chart. Audiences are strong on easy Bible questions, decent on medium ones, and genuinely unreliable on hard ones — the crowd will sometimes hand a clear majority to the wrong answer.
Other things worth knowing
- Your winnings accumulate in the bank, which is kept in your browser between visits. There is a Reset bank button under the prize ladder.
- The game is free, needs no sign-up, and works on phones, tablets and desktops.
- There are 1,128 unique Bible questions. Each game draws a fresh fifteen at random.
- Found an error in a question, or have one to suggest? Send it to me.
- Play more Bible games and quizzes, or go back to Bible Millionaire.
- The original Millionaire script was by Pok-Ching Lee at Pok's Script Archive.
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