*Body of Waters*
When Jehovah brought the first plague on Egypt, he turned this river's water to blood.
The Nile River (Exodus 7:14-25)
The second son of Adam and Eve and the first man of faith listed in the Bible.
Abel (Genesis 4:4)
In the film Pinocchio, this animal swallowed up Gepetto, his boat, Figaro, & Cleo.
Monstro, the Whale
Puerto Rico's National Drink
Piña Colada
Solomon owned this many tons of gold.
22 tons
The Hidʹde·kel, also known as This River, runs east of Assyria.
Tigris (Genesis 2:14)
This faithful Moabite widow supported her aged mother-in-law.
Ruth (Ruth 1:16)
This is the name of Han Solo's ship.
The Millennium Falcon
China is the top consumer of this alcoholic beverage.
Beer
This number at times represents imperfection.
6 (Revelation 13:18)
On Paul's 1st Missionary Tour (c. 47-48 C.E.), he traveled through this sea.
Mediterranean Sea (B13)
He temporarily left a prominent job in order to rebuild Jerusalem's walls.
Nehemiah (Nehemiah 6:15)
In the film Up, Carl keeps his promise to his late wife Ellie, and flies their house to this place.
Paradise Falls in South America
This Brazilian liquor is distilled from sugarcane.
Cachaça
This number signifies completeness from God’s standpoint.
7 (Matthew 18:21,22)
The longest and most important river of SW Asia, also known as the "The River."
Euphrates (Joshua 24:2, 15; Psalms 72:8)
His Father, Amon, was bad, but he did "what was right in Jehovah's eyes."
Josiah (2 Chronicles 34:2)
The Son of Han Solo and Princess Leia.
Kylo Ren
For decades, this drink is the most popular soda brand around the world.
Coca-Cola
The 1971, 1972, & 1973 Index was made available for purchase for this amount.
10 cents
This River flows between the Sea of Galilee and the Salt Sea.
Jordan River (Map 4)
His wife was called "the prophetess." His name means "Salvation of Jehovah."
Isaiah (Isaiah 8:3)
This was Hiro Hamada's sidekick.
Baymax
This is the world's most consumed drink
Water
In this year, the name Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society changed to Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society.
1896