Who am I?
A Nazirite by birth and a Judge for Israel
Known for his feats of strength
and having long hair
Samson
"Remove your sandals from your feet, because the place where you are standing is holy ground"
Jehovah
Jah
Written in this book is the beginning of human life
Genesis
They were known as "the sons of thunder"
James and John
A companion to the Apostle Paul
this young man was raised in a divided household
with only his mother and grandmother in the truth.
Timothy
"this is at last bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh"
Adam
This Phrase means "Praise Jah, you people"
Hallelujah
This book is filled with songs and poems praising Jehovah.
Psalms
I performed the first resurrection
Elijah
living to be 969
this man was the father of Lamech and grandfather of Noah.
He had the longest life span recorded in the bible.
Methuselah
"Lord, wash not only my feet but also my hands and my head"
Simon Peter
By stimulating and motivating your listeners by speaking with zeal you are displaying _________
Enthusiasm
Written in these pages are the details of a faithful man that withstood Satans test.
Job
A lifelong Nazirite
This man entered a special for of service at a very young age under the care of the high priest Eli.
Samuel
"Are you the king of the Jews?"
Pilate
The Young man that fell out the window, Paul later resurrected
Eutychus
This book outlines the beginning of the Christian congregation, from the pouring out of holy spirit to the expansion of the good news.
Acts
A beautiful place whose name means "Pleasure"
Eden
One of the only prophets left during his time, this Man challenged 450 of Baals prophets, and 400 prophets of the sacred pole to prove Jehovah was the true God by preparing 2 young bulls an calling out to their respective gods. Whichever god responded with fire was the True God.
Elijah
"Give me here on a platter the head of John the Baptist"
Hero'dias' Daughter
City whose name means "City of Conquest"
Paul met with Titus here
Nicopolis
Revelations (the apocalypse of john)
Meaning five rolls or five volumes, This Greek word refers to the first five books of the Bible
The Pentateuch