After the assassination of his father Amon, this little guy became king of Judah when we was only 8 years old
Josiah
In bible times, this ungulate was popular as a beast of burden and transportation in desert regions, thanks to it's thick hair and heavy eyelids
Camel
With a name that means "what is it" and tasting like flat cakes with honey, Jehovah used this miraculous food to feed the Israelites during their 40 year trek in the wilderness
Manna
What's that smell? A compound of aromatic gums and balsams that burn slowly, this was frequently burned on the altar by the high priest
Incense
This rich and politically powerful Jewish sect opposed Jesus because of their disbelief in the resurrection
Sadduccees
Subjects of this type of government would have God as their king
Theocracy
This isn't dry humor. This artificial underground cavity used for catching and retaining rainfall was where Jeremiah was thrown by the princes of Judah
Cistern
It was this angel who visited Mary to inform her that she would give birth to the Son of the Most High
Gabriel
Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were three Jewish exiles, probably better known by these Babylonian names, given by their captives
Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego
These four letters, which translate into "Jehovah" in English, are known as this
the Tetragrammaton
Satan's political powers who battle against Jesus are represented in Revelation by a wild beast with this number of horns.
ten
King David was punished by Jehovah for taking one of these, possibly due to human pride and trusting in the numbers of his army, failing to manifest full reliance on Jehovah. But who's counting?
Census
Jehovah punished the rebellious Israelites by sending poisonous serpents among them, but then had Moses make this to allow for survivors
Copper Serpent
Hope you have insurance! The Jews were required to install one of these on their rooftops as a safety precaution to prevent accidental falls
Parapet
This Greek word meaning five rolls or fivefold volume refers to the first five books of the Bible
Pentateuch
Who says people can't change? This son of King Hezekiah had a big change of heart while captive in Babylon. His humble attitude and prayer led to Jehovah restoring his kingship
Manasseh
This thin protective covering on cereal grains, such as barley or wheat, was usually referenced figuratively in the Bible as something worthless or undesirable
Chaff
With the temple in view, Jesus disciples asked him about the sign of his presence while seated on this mountain
Mount of Olives
A resident of Thyatira, she was a seller of purple but is probably better known for her hospitality. She 'just made them come'
Lydia
After the loss of her husband and her two sons, Naomi wanted to be known by this name, meaning bitter
Mara
He wore a lot of hats! Because of his dual role as king and priest, this man was a fitting foregleam of Jesus Christ.
Melchizedek
Call it a family feud. Miriam and Aaron spoke against their younger brother Moses because of his marrying a _________ woman
Cushite
God commanded Noah to bring this many of each clean kind of animal onto the ark
Seven
Sorry bro! The law stated that a man could flee to one of these in the event that he unintentionally killed another person
Cities of Refuge
Better known by her Persian name Esther, this cousin of Mordecai eventually replaced Persian Queen Vashti
Hadassah