Kings of Israel
The first King of Northern Israel.
Who is Jeroboam?
The first king of Judah.
Who is Rehoboam?
The only one who can save us from our sins.
Who is Jesus?
The prophet who confronted Ahab.
Who is Elijah?
The number of years Israel spent wandering in the desert.
What is 40 years?
The king in charge when Assyria took Israel captive.
Who is Hoshea?
Rehoboam's father.
Who is Solomon.
The reason we sin.
What is, because we all have a sin nature?
Who is Elisha?
Before Israel was taken into captivity, this civilization introduced the ancient Olympics.
What is Greece?
The number of the kings of Israel who had a 'J' in their first name.
What is 6?
These kings "did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, as his father David had done."
Who are Asa, Hezekiah and Josiah.
The word used to describe turning away from our sins and asking for forgiveness.
What is repentance?
He ran away to Tarshish instead of going to Nineveh.
Who is Jonah?
The title given to the kings of Egypt.
What is a pharaoh?
This king watched Elijah call down fire from heaven to burn up the sacrifice.
Who is King Ahab?
The number of kings who "did what was evil in the eyes of the Lord."
What is 12?
The reason Jesus can take away our sin.
What is being the perfect sacrifice e.g. being fully God and fully man?
The prophet who foretold a virgin birth.
Who is Isaiah?
Kites and dictionaries were in use in this country before Israel was taken into captivity.
What is China?
This king had the shortest reign over Israel.
Who is Shallum?
The number of Kings of Judah whose first name started with the letter 'A.'
What is 8?
The word used to describe the free gift of salvation, even though we don't deserve it.
What is grace?
This prophet was thrown into a well.
Who was Jeremiah?
The Assyrian Empire is descendent from one of the sons of Noah.
Who is Shem.
Asshur is a significant biblical figure known as one of the sons of Shem, who was a son of Noah. His lineage is crucial in the genealogical records of the Bible, as he is recognized as the progenitor of the Assyrian people, a dominant and influential civilization in ancient Mesopotamia.