This shepherd of Tekoa saw a vision concerning Israel two weeks before an earthquake.
Amos
100
The 23rd letter of the alphabet of the original language of the New Testament
Psi
100
Contrary to what you may have heard in Sabbath school, she was Mordecai's cousin, not his niece.
Esther
100
Psalm 119 is an example of this type of poem.
acrostic
100
He fled to the tent of the wife of Heber the Kenite.
Sisera
200
This shepherd brought Laban news of Jacob's arrival.
Rachel
200
Paul told the Corinthians that he was in danger from pseudadelphos, i.e. _______.
False brothers/believers
200
While you're at it, you can add "prophetess" and "songwriter" alongside "judge" on her resume.
Deborah
200
A conscious exaggeration in order to express deep emotion, as in Psalm 42:3 - My tears have been my food day and night.
hyperbole
200
When Saul was told that David had fled to this city, he no longer searched for him.
Gath
300
Saul trusted this Edomite with his flock…and as a henchman.
Doeg
300
According to Mt. 26, The chief priest, elders, and council sought pseudomartyria - or this - to put Jesus to death.
false witness
300
While anonymous, some scholars believe these two books may have been written by their female protagonists.
Ruth and Esther
300
The most dominant structure of Hebrew poetry, is usually expresses one thought by two lines of text
parallelism
300
This was the City of Refuge for the Tribe of Judah.
Hebron
400
The Lord said of him: ‘He is my shepherd
and will accomplish all that I please;
he will say of Jerusalem, “Let it be rebuilt,”
and of the temple, “Let its foundations be laid.”’
Cyrus
400
Timothy was warned of teachings from those who were pseudologos - or doing this - as though their consciences have been seared with a hot iron.
lying (speaking lies)
400
Call her a servant if you like, but according to the Greek she was the diakonos of the church in Cenchrea.
Phoebe
400
The account of the flood is written with this ABCCBA literary device
Chiasm
400
Paul healed a man in this city after fleeing Iconium.
Lystra
500
He shepherded a flock with two named staffs. The flock "detested him, and he grew weary of them."
Zechariah
500
This English title of the Hebrew book "Tehillim" betrays its praiseworthy Greek origins.
Psalms
500
She wasn't the prostitute in Jesus' genealogy, but she wouldn't have made it in there if she hadn't played the part.
Tamar
500
This lively figure of speech is used in Ps 91:4 - He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge.
zoomorphism
500
No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. Therefore, flee from this.