In The Beginning
God made the sun, moon, and stars on this day of Creation.
(Genesis 1:14-19)
What is the fourth day?
(Genesis 1:14-19)
This baby was placed in a basket and set among the reeds of the Nile to save him from Pharaoh’s decree.
(Exodus 2:3)
Who is Moses?
(Exodus 2:3)
After the Flood, Noah first released this bird from the ark to check whether the waters had receded.
(Genesis 8:7)
What is a raven?
(Genesis 8:7)
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”
What is John 3:16?
After a fruitless night of fishing, the disciples hauled in a miraculous one of these when they obeyed the command to cast the net on the right side of the boat.
(John 21:6)
What is catch?
(John 21:6)
These two special trees stood in the midst of Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden.
(Genesis 2:17)
What are the tree of the knowledge and the tree of good and evil?
(Genesis 2:17)
This ordinary desert shrub spoke to Moses and told him to remove his sandals because he was standing on holy ground.
(Exodus 3:2-5)
What is the burning bush?
(Exodus 3:2-5)
Jesus taught that not one of these small birds falls to the ground apart from the Father’s will, and they are sold two for a penny.
(Matthew 10:29)
What are sparrows?
(Matthew 10:29)
“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
What is Jeremiah 29:11?
Listed after the cankerworm among the devouring insects that strip the land, this creature appears in the opening judgment oracle of the prophet.
(Joel 1:4)
What is the caterpillar?
(Joel 1:4)
These two offerings were given to God by Cain and Abel.
(Genesis 4:3-4)
What are fruit of the ground (Cain) and the firstborn of his flock (Abel)?
(Genesis 4:3-4)
When Moses asked God for His name, the Lord replied with this famous two-word self-description.
(Exodus 3:14)
What is “I AM”?
(Exodus 3:14)
Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength and soar on wings like this bird.
(Isaiah 40:31)
What is the eagle?
(Isaiah 40:31)
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.”
What is Romans 8:28?
Fire and brimstone raining upon the cities of the plain produced this sudden and total disaster.
(Genesis 19:24)
What is a catastrophe?
(Genesis 19:24)
This ambitious construction project, intended to reach the heavens, resulted in the confusion of human languages and the scattering of peoples.
(Genesis 11:9)
What is the Tower of Babel?
(Genesis 11:9)
God gave Moses detailed instructions for constructing this portable sanctuary.
(Exodus 25-27)
What is the tabernacle?
(Exodus 25-27)
God sent a huge number of these birds to feed the complaining Israelites in the wilderness.
(Exodus 16:13)
What are quail?
(Exodus 16:13)
“I can do all this through him who gives me strength.”
What is Philippians 4:13?
Abraham is described as very rich in silver, gold, and this form of livestock when he returns from Egypt.
(Genesis 13:2)
What are cattle?
(Genesis 13:2)
This twin sold his birthright to his younger brother for a single meal of lentil stew.
(Genesis 25:34)
Who is Esau?
(Genesis 25:34)
When the people complained of thirst at Rephidim, Moses struck this object with his staff and water came out for the people to drink.
(Exodus 17:6)
What is the rock?
(Exodus 17:6)
In Job, God describes this bird that leaves its eggs on the ground, treating its young harshly as if they were not its own.
(Job 39:13-14)
What is the ostrich?
(Job 39:13-14)
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.”
What is Proverbs 3:5?
Some older English versions employ this word for the heavenly floodgates that opened at the start of the deluge.
(Genesis 7)
What are cataracts?
(Genesis 7)