WOMEN OF THE BIBLE
As queen of Persia, she courageously revealed her Jewish identity to save her people from a wicked plot.
Who is Esther?
This shepherd boy famously defeated a giant Philistine warrior with just a sling and a stone.
Who is David?
The Old Testament's book of Genesis details the destruction of these two cities with fire and brimstone.
What are Sodom and Gomorrah?
The book of the Bible where Paul lists the Fruit of the Spirit.
What is Galatians?
This story of creation, the flood, and the patriarchs comes before the story of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt.
What is the book of Genesis?
After her husband's death, this Moabite woman showed remarkable loyalty to her mother-in-law, Naomi.
Who is Ruth?
In this battle, the walls of a fortified city fell after the Israelites marched around it for seven days, blowing trumpets.
What is the Battle of Jericho?
In the Old Testament, this prophet was swallowed by a great fish when he tried to flee his prophetic duties.
Who is Jonah?
This fruit is a deep, abiding contentment that comes from a relationship with God, even in difficult circumstances.
What is Joy?
As the last book of the Old Testament, this prophecy chronologically follows Haggai and Zechariah.
What is the Book of Malachi?
This prophetess and older sister of Moses famously led the women of Israel in singing and dancing after they crossed the Red Sea.
Who is Miriam?
During a conflict with the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, this prophet had God send fire to consume his water-soaked sacrifice.
According to Paul in the New Testament, this is the fulfillment of the law
What is Love?
The Greek word for this fruit, makrothumia, means "long-suffering" and enduring provocation without resentment.
What is patience?
The events of this book, which follow the death of Joshua and involve a series of military leaders, occurred before the period of the kings.
What is the book of Judges?
This woman is never name in the Bible and it is infamously debated whether or not she was literally sacrificed as a result of a vow made to God.
Who is Jephthah's Daugther?
Instead of fighting, this army is defeated when God causes them to turn on each other, thanks to the prayers of Jehoshaphat.
Who are the Ammonites and Moabites?
In the book of Exodus, this man is the lawgiver to Israel; in the Gospel of Matthew, he appears with Jesus at the transfiguration.
Who is Moses?
Paul contrasts the "fruit of the Spirit" with the "works of this," such as hatred and jealousy.
What is the Flesh?
Around 1455, Johann Gutenberg produced the first printed Bible in Latin using movable type in this country.
What is Germany?
After her brother was raised from the dead, this woman anointed Jesus's feet with expensive perfume and wiped them with her hair.
Who is Mary of Bethany?
This battle described in Revelation is where the kings of the earth will gather for the final confrontation.
What is Armageddon?
This individual wrote the most words in the New Testament, despite another apostle writing more individual books.
Who is Luke?
The nine fruits of the Spirit are singular, representing a unified whole that is produced by THIS in a believer's life.
What is the Holy Spirit?
Originally published in 1611, this translation was the official version of the Church of England and remains widely influential today.
What is the King James Version?