Acts
This physician and companion of Paul is traditionally credited with writing the Book of Acts.
Who is Luke?
This prophet saw the Lord seated on a throne, high and exalted, and cried out, “Woe is me!”
Who is Isaiah?
This church is one of the seven churches addressed in Revelation and was criticized for being "lukewarm."
What is Laodicea?
Elisha caused this tool to float on water, showing God’s power in small things.
What is an axe head?
According to Leviticus, animals that chew the cud and have this physical feature are considered clean to eat.
What are split hooves?
Paul and Silas were miraculously freed from prison in this Macedonian city.
What is Philippi?
This prophet was commanded by God to lie on his side for 390 days as a sign to Israel.
Who is Ezekiel?
This church, located in modern-day Turkey, received a letter from Paul and is known for the "armor of God" passage.
What is Ephesus?
Double Jeopardy-In Acts 20, Paul raised this young man from the dead after he fell out of a window.
Who is Eutychus?
Every seventh year was to be one of these, when debts were forgiven and land rested.
What is a Sabbath year (or Shemitah)?
This Roman centurion becomes the first recorded Gentile convert to Christianity.
Who is Cornelius?
This minor prophet married a woman named Gomer as a symbol of Israel’s unfaithfulness.
Who is Hosea?
This city’s church received two of Paul’s letters, including the famous "love chapter.”
What is Corinth?
This Old Testament prophet multiplied a widow’s oil so she could pay off her debts and live on the rest.
Who is Elisha?
This book, whose name means “second law,” contains Moses’ farewell speeches and a repetition of the law.
What is Deuteronomy?
Paul survives a shipwreck and a snakebite on this Mediterranean island.
What is Malta?
This prophet had a vision of four horns and four craftsmen and encouraged the rebuilding of the temple after the exile.
Who is Zechariah?
Though small in strength, this church in Revelation was praised for keeping God’s word and not denying His name.
What is Philadelphia?
This was a sign that Aaron was to be the High Priest of Israel.
What is the flower budding on his staff?
In Leviticus, touching one of these unclean animals—dead or alive—required ritual purification.
What is a pig (or swine)?
Double Jeopardy- This prophet predicted a great famine and later bound himself with Paul's belt to foretell Paul's arrest in Jerusalem.
Who is Agabus?
This prophet asked, “How long, O Lord?” and questioned why God allowed injustice to prevail.
Who is Habakkuk?
This church was known for being “dead,” even though it had a reputation for being alive, according to Revelation.
What is Sardis?
Peter raised this woman, known for helping the poor, from the dead in the city of Joppa.
Who is Tabitha (or Dorcas)?
According to Leviticus 19, farmers were to leave the edges of their fields unharvested for this reason.
What is to provide for the poor and the foreigner?