Creation
The Flood
Exodus from Egypt
God’s Kingdom vs. Human Governments
Mind Your Own Business
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The first thing Jehovah created

What is light?

Genesis 1:3

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The man Jehovah told to build an ark

Who is Noah?

Genesis 6:13-14

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The leader Jehovah used to bring Israel out of Egypt

Who is Moses?

Exodus 3:10

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This was the first human government established after the flood

What is Nimrod’s kingdom in Babel?

Genesis 10:8-10

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This verse says to “aspire to live quietly and mind your own business.”

What is 1 Thessalonians 4:11?

200

The day animals were created.

What is the sixth day?

Genesis 1:24, 31

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The number of days the floodwaters covered the earth

What is 40 days and 40 nights?

Genesis 7:12

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The number of plagues Jehovah brought on Egypt

What is ten?

Exodus 7:14–12:30

200

This Bible prophecy describes a succession of world powers symbolized by parts of a statue.

What is Daniel chapter 2?

Daniel 2:31-45

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The apostle Paul advised that Christians should avoid this damaging practice, which often involves meddling in others’ lives.

 What is gossip?

Gossip is considered harmful speech that can lead to slander and discord among individuals. The Bible warns against such behavior, emphasizing the importance of speaking injuriously of no one

300

The two trees placed in the Garden of Eden

What are the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Bad?

Genesis 2:9

300

The sign Jehovah gave to show He would never flood the earth again

What is a rainbow?

Genesis 9:13

300

The body of water Jehovah parted for Israel to escape

What is the Red Sea?

Exodus 14:21 



The identification of the Red Sea as the body of water Jehovah parted for the Israelites is supported by the biblical text and historical context. Here’s how we know:

Biblical Evidence

  1. Hebrew Name:

    • The original Hebrew text refers to the body of water as "Yam Suf" (יַם-סוּף), which is commonly translated as "Red Sea." This name appears in Exodus 13:18 and Exodus 15:4.

  2. Exodus 15:4:

    • The victory song of Moses mentions: "Pharaoh’s chariots and his army he has cast into the sea, and his finest warriors have sunk in the Red Sea."

  3. Miraculous Crossing:

    • In Exodus 14:21-22, Jehovah parts the waters, creating dry land for the Israelites to walk through. This grand scale aligns with the Red Sea, which is significant enough to accommodate such a dramatic event.

Geographical Context

  • The Red Sea (or its northern extensions, such as the Gulf of Suez) lies on the traditional route out of Egypt toward the Sinai Peninsula. This would have been the logical escape path for the Israelites as they fled Egypt.

Supporting Clues

  1. Deep Water:

    • The description of the "waters forming a wall" on both sides (Exodus 14:22) suggests a deep body of water, consistent with the Red Sea rather than a shallow marsh.

  2. Pharaoh's Army's Demise:

    • The account says the waters "returned" and drowned the Egyptian army (Exodus 14:28). This aligns with the Red Sea's size and depth being capable of such destruction.

While some scholars debate alternative locations, the traditional identification with the Red Sea (or Yam Suf) remains the most widely accepted based on the scriptural and geographical evidence.

300

Jesus taught his followers to give “Caesar’s things to Caesar” and “God’s things to God.”

What is Matthew 22:21?

300

This proverb warns against revealing someone else's confidential matters.

What is Proverbs 11:13?


400

The first command Jehovah gave to Adam and Eve

What is "Be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth and subdue it"

Genesis 1:28

400

The number of people saved on the ark

What is eight?

Genesis 7:7

400

The bread Jehovah provided in the wilderness

What is manna?

Exodus 16:31

400

Revelation speaks of a symbolic “wild beast” that represents earthly governments united against God.

What is Revelation 13?

Revelation 13:1-2 describes a wild beast with ten horns and seven heads, symbolizing the composite political systems that oppose God's sovereignty. 

Ten Horns:

  • Horns in Bible prophecy often symbolize power or kingship (Daniel 7:24). The ten horns represent all the political powers that have derived their authority from Satan and have ruled over the earth at various times.

Seven Heads:

  • The seven heads symbolize a succession of major world powers that have dominated human history and have directly impacted God’s people. These are commonly identified as:
    • Egypt
    • Assyria
    • Babylon
    • Medo-Persia
    • Greece
    • Rome
    • Anglo-American world power (continuing to our day)
400

Jesus gave this principle about judging others, saying, “Stop judging so that you may not be judged.”

What is Matthew 7:1?

500

The punishment for eating from the forbidden tree

What is death?

Genesis 2:17

500

The type of wood Noah used to build the ark

What is gopher wood?

Genesis 6:14 

(Some translations refer to this as "gopher wood.")

500

The mountain where Jehovah gave the Ten Commandments

What is Mount Sinai?

Exodus 19:18–20

500

This vision of a large image in Daniel explains the rise and fall of human governments before God’s Kingdom crushes them

What is Daniel 2:31-45?

500

This verse says we should not be “busybodies in other people’s matters.

What is 1 Peter 4:15?

Peter grouped busybodies with serious offenses like thievery and murder, showing that such behavior is harmful and displeasing to Jehovah. This is because meddling can disrupt peace and unity among individuals and within the congregation.

By focusing on their own spiritual growth and respecting others' privacy, Christians can avoid these pitfalls and maintain peace.

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