Bible Characters
This man built an ark because God warned him of a coming flood.
Who is Noah? — Genesis 6:13–14, 22
This is the place where Adam and Eve resided in the book of Genesis.
The Garden of Eden
This book begins with the words, “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.”
What is Genesis? — Genesis 1:1
This disciple denied Jesus three times before the rooster crowed.
Who is Peter? — Matthew 26:69–75
Jesus fasted in the wilderness for this many days.
What is 40 days? — Matthew 4:1–2
This woman secretly hid two Israelite spies under stalks of flax on the roof of her house and helped them escape through a window.
Who is Rahab? — Joshua 2:1–6, 15
Moses received the Ten Commandments on this mountain.
What is Mount Sinai? — Exodus 19:20; 20:1–17
After Jacob worked seven years to marry Rachel, he discovered the next morning that he had actually been given this woman instead.
Who is Leah? — Genesis 29:20–25
This man climbed a sycamore tree because he wanted to see Jesus.
Who is Zacchaeus? — Luke 19:1–4
Jesus fed 5,000 men with this many loaves and fish.
What are five loaves and two fish? — Matthew 14:17–21
This man was the only person in Scripture specifically described as walking with God before being taken away without experiencing death.
Who is Enoch? — Genesis 5:21–24; Hebrews 11:5
The Israelites crossed this body of water after God divided it for them to escape Pharaoh's army.
What is the Red Sea? — Exodus 14:21–22
Naaman washed in the Jordan River this many times before being healed from leprosy.
What is Seven Times. 2 Kings 5
This couple died after lying about the amount of money they had given to the church.
Who are Ananias and Sapphira? — Acts 5:1–10
Jesus performed His first recorded miracle at a wedding in this town.
What is Cana? — John 2:1–11
This prophet confronted David with a story about a rich man taking a poor man’s only lamb, leading David to condemn himself without realizing it.
Who is Nathan? — 2 Samuel 12:1–7
Solomon's temple was built in this city, which David had established as Israel's capital.
What is Jerusalem? — 1 Kings 6:1–2; 2 Samuel 5:5–9
This Old Testament prophet was commanded by God to marry Gomer as a living illustration of Israel's unfaithfulness.
Who is Hosea? — Hosea 1:2–3
This church was rebuked for being “neither cold nor hot” and was told that it was “wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked.”
What is Laodicea? — Revelation 3:14–17
While dying on the cross, Jesus quoted the opening words of this Psalm: “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?”
What is Psalm 22? — Matthew 27:46; Psalm 22:1
This judge made a rash vow involving his daughter after asking God for victory over the Ammonites.
Who is Jephthah? — Judges 11:30–40
Elijah fled to this mountain, where God spoke to him—not through the wind, earthquake, or fire, but through a still small voice.
What is Mount Horeb? — 1 Kings 19:8–12
When Elijah was fleeing Jezebel, an angel woke him twice while he was under a juniper tree. What food did the angel provide him?
A cake baked on the coals and a jar of water. — 1 Kings 19:5–8
This man was chosen to replace Judas among the twelve apostles.
Who is Matthias? — Acts 1:15–26
When Jesus was arrested, one of those with Him drew a sword and cut off the ear of the high priest’s servant. Jesus then healed the injured man. What was the servant’s name?
Who is Malchus? — John 18:10; Luke 22:50–51