People in the Bible
This man was chosen by God to build a massive ark in order to save his family and pairs of every kind of animal from a devastating flood that covered the earth.
Noah.
This is the very first book of the Bible, where you can read the account of God creating the heavens and the earth, and everything that lives on it, including Adam and Eve.
The Bible is divided into two large sections. The first tells the story of God’s people before the coming of Christ, and the second tells about the life of Christ and the early Christian church. What are these two sections called?
The Old Testament and the New Testament.
At a wedding in Cana, Jesus performed His very first miracle by turning water into something entirely different, a drink that was considered a symbol of celebration. What did Jesus turn the water into?
Wine.
This hymn was written by John Newton after his dramatic conversion to Christianity. It speaks of the transformation brought by God’s unmerited favor and begins with the words “How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.” What is the name of this hymn?
"Amazing Grace."
An angel appeared to this young woman, telling her she would miraculously conceive a child by the Holy Spirit, and that her son would be called the Son of God.
Mary.
This second book of the Bible tells of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt and includes the Ten Commandments given by God to guide His people.
Exodus.
During their time in the desert, the Israelites were provided with this special food that fell from heaven each morning, which they gathered to eat. What was the name of this food?
Manna.
When a crowd of 5,000 people gathered to hear Jesus teach, He miraculously fed them all with a small amount of food, starting with just five loaves of bread and how many fish?
Two fish.
A favorite among children, this hymn expresses the simplicity of faith by affirming the love of Jesus, referencing the authority of Scripture with the line, “For the Bible tells me so.” What is the name of this hymn?
"Jesus Loves Me."
This man encountered a burning bush that wasn’t consumed by the fire, and God spoke to him, commanding him to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.
Moses.
The first of the four Gospels in the New Testament, this book recounts many of Jesus’ teachings, including the Sermon on the Mount and several important parables.
Matthew.
After being baptized, Jesus spent a period of time alone in the wilderness, where He fasted and was tempted by the devil before beginning His ministry. How many days did Jesus spend fasting in the wilderness?
40 days.
During a storm, Jesus walked across the surface of this natural element to reach His disciples, who were terrified when they saw Him approaching. What did Jesus walk on?
Water.
This peaceful Christmas carol describes the quiet and calm of the night on which Jesus was born, including a line about “heavenly peace” and the “holy infant so tender and mild.” What is the name of this hymn?
"Silent Night."
Known for his extraordinary strength, this man was betrayed by the woman he loved, who cut his hair, the source of his power, leading to his capture by the Philistines.
Samson.
Written by Luke, this New Testament book describes the early Christian church after Jesus ascended to heaven and focuses on the works of the apostles.
Acts.
This Old Testament prophet tried to run from God’s command to preach to the city of Nineveh, but he was swallowed by a great fish and spent three days inside before being spit out. Who was this prophet?
Jonah.
When a crowd of 5,000 people gathered to hear Jesus teach, He miraculously fed them all with a small amount of food, starting with just five loaves of bread and how many fish?
Lazarus.
This hymn reflects on the greatness of God in nature and in redemption, with a famous refrain that declares, “Then sings my soul, my Savior God, to Thee,” followed by a powerful statement of God’s magnificence. What is the name of this hymn?
"How Great Thou Art."
This young shepherd became a hero when he used just a sling and a stone to defeat the giant Goliath, and later, he became one of Israel’s greatest kings.
David.
The final book of the Bible, known for its apocalyptic visions, describes the end times, including the final judgment, and the ultimate victory of good over evil.
Revelation.
Known for his incredible wisdom, this son of King David built the first temple in Jerusalem and wrote many of the Proverbs. Who was this wise king?
Solomon.
In the Old Testament, God miraculously parted this large body of water so that the Israelites could safely cross on dry land, escaping from the pursuing Egyptians. What is the name of this sea?
The Red Sea.
Known for its repetition of a word associated with God’s supreme holiness, this hymn declares God as “Lord God Almighty” and is often sung in praise of His eternal, unchanging nature. What is the name of this hymn?
"Holy, Holy, Holy."