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The Bible Says...
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100
As a remembrance of our baptism, we do this upon entering the church.
Bless ourselves with holy water
100
He was the first Pope.
Peter
100
It was 450 feet long, 75 feet wide and 45 feet tall (a football field is 160 feet long).
Noah's Ark
100
The number of sacraments, or the number of deadly sins.
Seven
100
Using a string of beads, the set of prayers reflecting on the life of Jesus is called this.
The Rosary
100
This day marks the beginning of Lent.
Ash Wednesday
200
The first part of the mass, during which the First Reading, the Second Reading and the Gospel are read is called the Liturgy of this.
The Word
200
She was assumed into heaven, body and soul.
Mary
200
Jesus was born in Bethlehem but grew up in this town.
Nazareth
200
The number of people at The Last Supper.
13
200
Roman soldiers placed this on Jesus's head, mocking him as King of the Jews, before his crucifixion. 
Crown of Thorns
200
That Mary was conceived without original sin is called this.
Immaculate Conception
300
Object seen here
Chalice
300
Two of the four men who wrote the Gospels.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
300
The Plague Upon the First Born, the tenth and final plague sent by God to compel Pharoah to release the Jews from Egypt, is commemorated as this Jewish holiday.
Passover
300
Tradition holds that Jesus fell this many times carrying the cross.
3
300
The three leaves of a shamrock represent this.
The Holy Trinity
300
This Holy Day of Obligation takes place on November 1st.
All Saints Day
400
The priest does this to the bread and wine, making them divine and holy.
Consecrate
400
She was the first to see Jesus after his resurrection.
Mary Magdalene
400
Jesus fed a crowd of 5,000 with 5 of these and 2 of these.
5 loaves of bread and 2 fish
400
The number of weeks in Advent.
4
400
These two Greek letters, symbolizing the first and last, represent God as infinite and eternal.
Alpha and Omega
400
The three kings who visited the baby Jesus are referred to as this.
The Magi
500
The container, which holds the consecrated Eucharist, located at the back of the altar, is called this.
The tabernacle.
500
The Roman governor who ultimately condemned Jesus to death.
Pontius Pilate
500
God forbade Adam and Eve to eat from this tree (Hint: don't say apple).
The tree of knowledge of good and evil
500
After his resurrection, Jesus was on earth this many days before ascending into heaven.
40
500
The different colors of a priest's robes represent this.
Liturgical seasons
500
Sacred oil, or chrism, is used for anointing when receiving these two sacraments of initiation.
Baptism and Confirmation.