A
pharaoh who worshipped one god; father-in-law to King Tut
Who was Pharaoh Amenhotep IV?
known for the written language known as "cuneiform"
Who were the Sumerians?
the structure used as tombs for pharaohs
What are the pyramids?
means "terrible lizard"
What is "dinosaur?"
the written language used by the ancient Egyptians
What are hieroglyphics?
one of the earliest sets of laws written; considered too harsh
What is Hammurabi's Code?
a long poem about something factual or fictional from the past
the woman who insisted on returning to Judah with her mother-in-law
the number of Jacob's/Israel's sons and what they were heads of
How many is 12? What are the heads of the 12 tribes of Israel?
the purpose of a Sumerian ziggurat
What is to worship idols/false gods?
the terms used for the northern and the southern parts of ancient Egypt
What are Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt?
the approximate amount of the earth covered in ice during the Ice Age
What is about 1/3?
where the Hebrews traveled after fleeing Egypt AND how long it took them to get there
Where is Canaan/the Promised Land? How long is 40 years?
the location of the first civilization after the flood
What is the "Fertile Cresent"?
What Joseph stored and why
What is grain stored up against a terrible famine?
physical evidence that there was a worldwide flood
What are sea fossils found all over the world?
Names of Sarah's maid and her son with Abraham
Who are Hagar and Ishmael, the father of the Arab people?
how and why God sent Moses to Egypt
What are appearing in a burning bush to command Moses to set the Hebrews free?
trick used by the Greeks to enter what city
What is the Trojan Horse used to enter Troy?
the 10th plague and protection from it
What is the death of all firstborn sons unless the blood of a lamb bedaubed the doorway?
what God made on each of the 6 days of Creation
1-light; 2-sky/atmosphere; 3-seas, land, plants; 4-sun, moon, stars; 5-sea creatures/birds; 6-land creatures/man; 7-God rested
the purpose for God having Gideon fight with only 300 men
What is so God would get all the glory for the victory, not the Israelites?
three people groups who show early men were not primitive "cavemen" but intelligent
What were Jubal/Tubal-Cain, Sumerians, Stonehenge, Early Egypt, Minoans, Hammurabi, Shang? HOW?
some plagues and what they taught the Egyptians about their gods
What are blood, frogs, lice, dead cattle, hail, locusts, darkness? What is that God is more powerful than their gods?
How Abraham/Isaac or Boaz/Ruth point ahead to the work of Jesus as Savior
What are: sacrifice, only son, ram substitute, Lamb of God or kinsman redeemer, covenant of love/sacrifice?