Book of the Law

That strange little red book of awkward-sounding pseudo-poetry is a source of earthshaking philosophy to some, a historical curiosity to others. It may have been taking up room on your bookshelf for a while now, but how well do you actually know it?

Those choosing to be offended at any insults or crass remarks resulting from your performance on this quiz should be reminded of the momentous, nay, gargantuan relevance of internet quizzes to your daily life.

Created by: Heather Freeman
  1. The Book of the Law was revealed by an entity called:
  2. At what hour were the chapters written?
  3. How many years elapsed between the writing of the Book of the Law and the addition of the Tunis Comment?
  4. The ingredients for the Cakes of Light used in the Mass are found in which chapter?
  5. Which is correct?
  6. Nuit is divided for the sake of:
  7. "That stele they shall call the Abomination of Desolation; count well its name, & it shall be to you as ____"
  8. "My altar is of _____"
  9. "Let there be no difference made among you between any one thing and any other thing; for thereby there cometh _____"
  10. Who says "Remember all ye that existence is pure joy"?
  11. Pick one:
  12. "My color is black to the blind; but _____ are seen of the seeing."
  13. "Thou art exhaust in the voluptuous fullness of the inspiration; the expiration is sweeter than death, more rapid and laughterful than ____"
  14. How many rules of art are there?
  15. Which line does NOT appear in the Book of the Law?
  16. "Death is forbidden, _____, unto thee."
  17. "The Book of the Law is Written and Concealed."
  18. Finally, choose your favorite alliteration (no effect on your score):

Remember to rate this quiz on the next page!
Rating helps us to know which quizzes are good and which are bad.

Related Quizzes:

What is GotoQuiz? A better kind of quiz site: no pop-ups, no registration requirements, just high-quality quizzes that you can create and share on your social network. Have a look around and see what we're about.