Famous Bible Mothers
The Psalms & Proverbs
Baby Jesus
Baby Animals & Their Moms
Nursery Rhyme Moms
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After laughing at God's promise, this woman gave birth to Isaac in her old age.

Sarah
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Psalm 139 says we are "fearfully and" this. 

Wonderfully made

100

This city, known as the "City of David," was the birthplace of Jesus. 

Bethlehem

100

A baby cow is a calf, but his mother is called this. 

Cow

100

This mother went to her cupboard to get her poor dog a bone, but the cupboard was bare.

Mother Hubbard

200

This mother saved her baby by placing him in a basket on the Nile River.

Jochebed

200

This Proverbs 31 verse says a mother's children arise and do this to her.

Call her blessed

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These three specific gifts were brought by the Magi to the young child.
Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh
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A baby sheep is called a lamb; his mother is called this.

Ewe

200

This "Mother" is the character who tells most of the famous nursery rhymes and stories.

Mother Goose

300

This woman's baby leaped in her womb when her relative Mary came to visit.

Elizabeth

300

According to Psalm 127, children are a "heritage" and a "reward" from this Person.

the Lord

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Jesus told his disciples to "let" these "come to me," for the kingdom of heaven belongs to them.

The little children

300
A "Joey" is a baby animal that hitches a ride in its mother's built-in pocket, called a pouch.

Kangaroo

300

In "Rock-a-bye Baby," the baby's cradle is placed in this high-up location.

Treetop

400

She made a new little robe for her son, Samuel, every year to wear at the temple.

Hannah

400

Psalm 139 poetically claims God did this to us while in our mother's womb.

Knit us together

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Because there was no room in the inn, Mary laid Jesus in this feeding trough.

Manger

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A "Hatchling" is a baby that comes out of an egg after its mother sits on it to keep it warm.

Bird or Chicken

400

This little boy was told by his mother to come blow his horn because the sheep were in the meadow.

Little Boy Blue

500

Paul praised this grandmother and mother for passing their "sincere faith" to young Timothy.

Lois and Eunice

500

This bodily feature of infants is invoked in Psalm 8 to demonstrate how divine strength is established through weakness.

The mouth of babies and infants

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Luke alone records that this woman, introduced alongside Simeon, speaks publicly about the child to those awaiting Jerusalem’s redemption—yet her prophecy is never quoted.

Anna the prophetess

500

A baby "Cygnet" grows up to be this beautiful white water bird, just like its mother.

Swan

500

This "Mother" had so many children she didn't know what to do, so she lived in a giant piece of footwear.

Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe

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