Faithful Ones
Of three widows, she showed loyal love.
Ruth
(Ruth 1)
Consumed by fire along with 250 supporters.
Korah
(Numbers 26:10)
Burned by Jehovah's angel to get someone's attention.
Thornbush (Burning bush)
(Ex 3:2-5)
Resurrected Lazarus after he had been dead this many days.
Four days
(John 11:38-44)
An apostle never referred to as one of “the twelve.”
Paul
(Revelation 21:14)
Though he suffered frequent stomach trouble, he expended himself for others.
Timothy
(1Timothy 5:23)
She murdered God's people, and was murdered herself by means of a fall.
Jezebel
(2 Kings 9:32-37)
This structure provided a total floor space of about 96,000 square feet.
Noah's Ark
(Genesis 6:14-16)
"It is written, 'My house will be called a house of prayer,' but you are making it a..."
"Cave of robbers."
(Matthew 21:13)
Jesus said to him "You with little faith, why did you give way to doubt?"
Peter
(Matthew 14:23-34)
After great endurance, was blessed the last part of his life more than the beginning.
Job
(Job 42:10-15)
The “the son of destruction” who tried to return a bribe.
Judas Iscariot
(Matthew 26:14-16, John 17:12)
Tabernacle
(Exodus 40:36-38)
At 12 years old, stayed at the temple in Jerusalem for this amount of time without his parents realizing.
Three days
(Luke 2:40-52)
Peter attacked this slave of the high priest, cutting off his right ear.
Malchus
(John 18:10)
This prophet kept preaching, and had to be pulled out of a well by 30 men.
Jeremiah
(Jeremiah 38)
Already near Zoar, perhaps at the point of entering the city, she became remembered.
The wife of Lot
(Genesis 19:23-26, Luke 17:32)
One of the first cities to be built after the Flood.
Babel
(Genesis 11:4, 9)
The first person whom Jesus revealed himself as the Messiah to.
The Samaritan woman at the well
(John 4:26)
Jesus gave James and John this name that likely reflected their fiery enthusiasm.
Boanerges, which means “Sons of Thunder”
(Mark 3:17)
Using 300 foxes, he set the grainfields, vineyards, and olive groves of the Philistines on fire.
Samson
(Judges 15:4,5)
After his murderous plot was revealed, he was hung on his own 73ft stake he had prepared for someone else.
Haman
(Esther 7:7-10)
Obtained from a small aromatic plant and sealed in an alabaster jar.
Perfumed oil, genuine nard
(Mark 14:3)
After miraculously feeding bread and fish to 5,000 men plus women and children, this amount of baskets contained leftovers.
12 baskets
(Matthew 14:20)
During his third appearance after his resurrection, Jesus invited Peter, Thomas, James and John to have this particular meal of the day along the seashore.
Breakfast
(John 21:9-14)