Church History
The German monk who nailed the 95 Theses to the Wittenberg Church door, sparking the Protestant Reformation.
Martin Luther
The New Testament book containing the famous "love chapter" (Chapter 13) often read at weddings.
1 Corinthians
The animal that spoke to the prophet Balaam after he beat it three times.
Donkey
The item Jacob saw in a dream that reached from earth to heaven, with angels ascending and descending on it.
Ladder (or stairway)
The unit of measurement Noah used to build the dimensions of the Ark.
Cubits
The Roman Emperor who stopped the persecution of Christians and converted to Christianity himself.
Constantine
The shortest epistle written by the Apostle Paul, addressed to a runaway slave owner.
Philemon
The young man who fell asleep during Paul’s long sermon, fell out of a third-story window, and died.
Eutychus
The Babylonian king who had a dream about a giant statue made of gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay.
Nebuchadnezzar
The amount of money Judas Iscariot received to betray Jesus.
30 pieces of silver
The day the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles in tongues of fire, often called the birthday of the Church.
Pentecost
The island where Paul left Titus to organize and appoint elders in every town.
Crete
The city where God confused the language of the people to stop them from building a tower to heaven.
Babel
The animal skin fleece that Gideon used twice to ask God for a sign through the morning dew.
Sheep fleece
The small coin of negligible value that the poor widow dropped into the temple treasury.
Mite (or lepta / two copper coins)
The city where followers of Jesus were first called "Christians."
Antioch
The New Testament book that focuses heavily on Jesus as the ultimate High Priest after the order of Melchizedek.
Hebrews
The item that miraculously floated to the surface of the Jordan River when the prophet Elisha threw a stick in.
Iron axe head
The body part Ezekiel saw a valley of in a vision, which came to life and stood up as a vast army.
Dry bones
The fraction of their property or goods that Zacchaeus promised to give to the poor after meeting Jesus.
Half (50%)
The famous translation of the Bible into Latin, completed by Saint Jerome.
The Vulgate
The church mentioned in the Book of Revelation that was rebuked for being "lukewarm."
Laodicea
The man who was struck dead instantly for touching the Ark of the Covenant when the oxen stumbled.
Uzzah
The animal that Peter saw descending from heaven on a large sheet filled with ceremonially unclean creatures.
Reptiles, birds, and four-footed beasts (accept "unclean animals")
The specific currency or weight of gold that the servant who buried his master’s money was entrusted with.
Talent