Kings
The first king of Israel. In the beginning, He was humble and modest.
King Saul.
The book that tells how Paradise was lost.
Genesis
I accepted money from Philistine officials to betray Samson.
Delilah
After my husband and sons died, I decided to return to Judah. Who Am I?
I am Naomi
With this Jesus fed thousands of people
Five loaves of bread and two small fish.
Though his father, Amon, was bad, He did “what was right in Jehovah’s eyes.”
King Josiah
Jehovah saved him from the lions den.
Daniel
Her husband was King Ahasuerus and Her cousin was Mordecai.
Esther
With Jehovah's, I killed a Lion, a Bear, and a Giant. Who am I?
I am David
Eaten at Passover.
Unleavened bread, bitter greens, and lamb or goat
The second son of David and Bath-sheba. He ruled Israel for 40 years.
King Solomon
God used a fish to turn this man around.
Jonah
She acted decisively when Sisera, the chief of the Canaanite army, showed up in her camp.
Jael
Dathan, Abiram, and I rebelled against Jehovah when we challenged Moses and Aaron in the wilderness. Who am I?
I am Korah
The Plant that Jonah used as shade.
Bottle-gourd plant
Son of Jesse, and the second King of Israel.
King David
God's prophecy that Nin'eveh must fall.
Nahum
She was a beautiful country girl and the principal character in the Bible book called the Song of Solomon. The Bible does not reveal her name.
Shulammite girl.
I risked my life to protect David from Saul. Who am I?
I am Jonathan.
One of the most abundant foods in Palestine.
Grapes
A faithful king of Judah who repaired and reopened God’s temple destroyed objects of false worship and urged people to observe the Passover
Hezekiah
Written by one of the 12 apostles, In the first 18 chapters, __________ highlights the Kingdom theme, leading him to depart from a chronological arrangement. However, the last ten chapters (19 to 28) generally follow a chronological sequence.
Matthew
A prophetess whom Israel’s God, Jehovah, used to reveal his will on matters affecting his people. God also used her to help settle problems among the Israelites.
Deborah
I convinced my nine brothers not to kill their brother Joseph. Who am I?
I am Reuben.
constituted the basic food of the people of Bible lands, as is evident from the fact that in both Hebrew and Greek the expression “eat a meal” literally means “eat bread.
Cereals