Word of God
The Bible book that primarily tells of the activity of Peter and Paul.
What is Acts?
The relationship Jesus is said to have with the Christian congregation, highlighting his headship and loving care (Revelation 21:2)
What is a ‘Husband’?
The term by which first-century Christians referred to fellow believers (3 John 14)
What are "Friends"?
What Jesus is repeatedly called in Revelation (Revelation 5:12)
What is the LAMB?
When burned, it gave off a sweet-smelling fragrance. It was an ingredient of the holy incense used at the tabernacle and the temple.
Hint! It also accompanied grain offerings and was placed on each row of the showbread inside the Holy.— Leviticus 2:1; 24:7.
What is Frankincense?
Of the five Bible books that John wrote, this one was written first.
What is REVELATION?
He sentenced Jesus to death [Two words] (Acts 4:27)
Who is Pontius Pilate?
This expression, originally meaning to gather the ends of a robe for physical activity. [4 words] (Job 38:3)
Hint! It is also used in the Scriptures to denote preparation for vigorous mental or spiritual activity.
What is "GIRD UP YOUR LOINS"?
A title given to the kings of Egypt.
Hint! Five are named in the Bible (Shishak, So, Tirhakah, Nechoh, and Hophra), but others are left anonymous, including those who had extensive dealings with Abraham, Moses, and Joseph.—Ex 15:4; Ro 9:17.
What is Pharaoh?
In a Christian’s armor, it represents salvation (Ephesians 6:17)
What is a HELMET?
It contains the account from Joseph’s death to the construction of the tabernacle [3 words].
What is the ‘BOOK of EXODUS’?
What the Romans, in mockery, put in Jesus’ right hand during his execution (Matthew 27:29)
What is a Reed?
This expression is found about 80 times in the Gospels. It applies to Jesus Christ and shows that by means of his fleshly birth, he became a human and was not simply a spirit creature with a materialized body. The phrase also indicates that Jesus would fulfill the prophecy recorded at Daniel 7:13, 14.
Hint! In the Hebrew Scriptures, this expression was used for Ezekiel and Daniel, highlighting the difference between these mortal spokesmen and the divine Originator of their message.—Ezekiel 3:17
What is "SON OF MAN"?
Names of the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet; they are used together three times in Revelation as a title for God.
Hint! This expression means the same as “the first and the last” and “the beginning and the end.”—Re 1:8; 21:6; 22:13.
What is the 'Alpha and Omega'?
It was used to save Moses’ life (Exodus 2:3,5)
What is an Basket? [Or “ark; chest.”]
One of the three languages in which the Bible was originally written (Ezra 4:7)
What is ARAMAIC?
What Jesus ate to prove to his apostles that they were not seeing a spirit when he appeared to them after his resurrection
(Luke 24:36-43)
What is Fish?
Expression used to refer to a land that Jehovah would bring to shame [3 words] (Jeremiah 46:24)
What is "DAUGHTER OF EGYPT"?
Cyrus, Darius, and Artaxerxes were all known as this [4 words] (Ezra 4:5-7)
What is THE KING OF PERSIA?
A transportable tent of worship used by Israel after the Exodus from Egypt. It housed the ark of the covenant of Jehovah, which was representative of God’s presence, and served as a place of sacrifice and worship.
Hint! It is also sometimes called “the tent of meeting.” It was divided into two rooms, the first called the Holy, and the second, the Most Holy.
What is a Tabernacle?
Writer of the 30th chapter of Proverbs (Proverbs 30:1)
Who is Agur?
Where Jesus spent the earlier part of his life in fulfillment of prophecy (Matthew 2:13-15)
Where is Egypt?
Phrase that Nebuchadnezzar used in referring to his prophetic dream [4 words] (Daniel 4:5)
What is "VISIONS OF MY HEAD"?
The name that Jehovah gave to Hosea’s second son by his wife Gomer to show that He had disowned faithless Israel (Hosea 1:9)
What is Lo-ammi? [Not My People]
A coarse cloth used in making sacks, or bags, such as those for containing grain. It was usually woven from dark-colored goat’s hair and was the traditional garment of mourning.—Genesis 37:34.
What is Sackcloth?