Biblical Couples
The first married couple lived in Eden?
Adam and Eve
“Love is patient, love is kind…” comes from which verse?
1 Corinthians 13
“A cord of three strands is not quickly broken” comes from this book.
Ecclesiastes
Jacob worked seven years to marry this woman he loved.
Rachel
This color is commonly associated with love.
Red
This couple laughed at the promise of having a child in old age.
Abraham and Sarah
Jesus said the greatest commandment includes loving God and this second command.
“Love your neighbor as yourself”
Wives are encouraged to respect husbands, and husbands to love wives in this letter by Paul.
Ephesians
This judge made a poor relationship choice involving Delilah.
Samson
This shape often represents love.
Heart
This woman followed her mother-in-law.
Ruth
This Greek word describes sacrificial, unconditional love often used for God’s love.
Agape
This Old Testament book contains many short sayings about wise speech and relationships.
Proverbs
This king wrote many proverbs and is traditionally linked to Song of Songs.
Solomon
Name two biblical fruit of the Spirit especially important in marriage.
love / patience / kindness / gentleness / self-control
This prophet married Gomer as a living illustration of God’s covenant love.
Hosea
Husbands are instructed to love their wives as Christ loved this.
Church
“Be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to anger” comes from this New Testament book.
James
Mary and Joseph traveled to this town for a census before Jesus’ birth.
Bethlehem
Around the world, approximately how many roses are produced for Valentine’s Day each year?
250 million
This couple risked their lives for Paul and hosted a house church together.
Priscilla and Aquila
In Song of Songs, love is described as being as strong as this unstoppable force.
death
Peter advises husbands to live with their wives in an understanding way so their what will not be hindered?
prayers
Isaac first met Rebekah when she demonstrated kindness by doing this generous act at a well.
watering the camels
According to Paul in Philippians, believers should consider others more significant than themselves — reflecting this Christlike attitude essential in marriage.
humilty