Question | Answer |
Son of David who raped his sister and was murdered by his brother. | |
King of Judah - son of Manasseh and father of Josiah. | |
Shepherd, tender of sycamore-fig trees, called to be a prophet. | |
(Possibly legendary) ancestor of extra-tall Canaanites. | |
One of the first disciples, who invited his brother Simon to meet Jesus. | |
One of the High Priests at the time of Jesus. | |
City where Paul and Barnabas were leaders of the church. | |
Learned Jewish Christian preacher, friend of Paul. | |
Jewish tentmaker, husband to Priscilla and friend to Paul. | |
Mountain range where Noah's Ark came to rest. | |
Mars Hill in Athens, where Paul preached to the philosophers. | |
A man called Joseph, who buried Jesus, came from this town. | |
Holy box built to hold the 10 Commandments. | |
'Mountain of Megiddo' - location of the final battle in Revelation. | |
King of Persia whom Nehemiah served as cupbearer. | |
Great-grandson of Solomon and King of Judah, who served God faithfully. | |
Director of music under King David, and author of a number of Psalms. | |
One of the twelve tribes of Israel | |
Canaanite mother-goddess. | |
One of the Philistine cities. | |
Peninsula making up most of modern Turkey, often visited by Paul. | |
Empire that destroyed the Northern Kingdom in 722 BC. | |
Notorious queen of Judah, who murdered most of her own family. | |
Greek city visited by Paul in Acts 17. | |
Roman Emperor at the time of Jesus' birth. | |
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