Old Testament
He wrote the first five books of the Old Testament
Moses
He wrote 13 of the 27 books in the New Testament
Paul (formerly Saul)
The most populous country in the world
India
These are the two national sports of Canada
Ice hockey and lacrosse
Although Canada did not technically become a fully independent country until 1982, the British North America Act officially proclaimed Canadian Confederation on this date
July 1, 1867
The place where Moses received the ten commandments
Mount Sinai
The shortest verse found in the King James version of the Bible. (Bonus 50 points if you know where it's found!)
Jesus Wept.
John 11:35
The longest river in the world
The Nile River
He scored the Golden Goal for Team Canada in OT against the USA at the 2010 Olympics
Sidney Crosby
The first Prime Minister of Canada
John A MacDonald
The final book of the Old Testament
Malachi
This book is believed to be the first one written of the New Testament
First Thessalonians
The US state with the longest coastline
Alaska
The current Formula One Drivers World Champion, having won four titles in a row
Max Verstappen
Canada's national animal
The Beaver
The number of people aboard Noah's Ark
Eight
These two people appeared during the Transfiguration of Jesus
Moses and Elijah
The world's smallest ocean
The Arctic Ocean
The only sport to have been played on the moon
A round of golf
Found in the Yukon territory, this is the tallest mountain in Canada
Mount Logan
The only female judge of Israel
Deborah
This city, named in Revelations, is one of the 10 most populous cities in the United States of America
Philadelphia
(Revelations 3:7)
The longest Mountain Range in the world
The Andes
The Toronto Maple Leafs won their last Stanley Cup in this year
1967
In 1949, Newfoundland became the 10th province to join the Canadian Confederation. In this year, its name was changed to Newfoundland and Labrador by an amendment to the Constitution of Canada
2001