Children of the Bible
This twin was given his name because of his unusual hairy appearance at birth
Esua (Gen. 25:25)
This materially successful servant of Jehovah was 75 years old when he left Haran with his family
Abram/Abraham (Gen. 12:4,5)
A 1991 Watchtower article stated that it was reasonable to conclude that it was this spirit creature that destroyed Sennacherib’s 185,000 men
Michael the archangel (Isaiah 37:36)
There are this many total resurrections described in the Bible
Nine (Sal pp. 54-55)
In response to the Israelites‘ complaints about their food supplies, Jehovah provided this animal that came in the evenings and “[covered] the camp”
Quail (Exodus 16:13)
Elkanah and Hannah were blessed by Jehovah with this son, who later became a prophet
Samuel (1 Sam. 1:20)
This man’s annual revenue of gold came to be 666 talents, or $256 million. He even got a few apes and peacocks imported from Tarshish!
King Solomon (1 Kings 10:22)
An angel instructed this man to go to the desert road that ran from Jerusalem to Gaza and preach to an Ethiopian
Philip (Acts 8:26-33)
Jesus is the first to be resurrected to heaven and to be granted immortality but not the last; these receive a similar resurrection
The 144,000 (1 Cor.15:23)
Daniel faithfully refused to eat the king’s delicacies, and instead was given these two things
Vegetables and water (Daniel 1:12)
It was this special garment that Jacob gifted to his son, Joseph, that stirred up jealousy and hate between the rest of Jacob’s sons
A beautiful long coat/robe (Gen. 37:3)
This seller of purple was evidently the head of her own household, and became one of the first people in Europe to accept Christianity
Lydia
Angels of this title guarded the entrance to the Garden of Eden
Cherubs (Gen. 3:24)
A man who had recently died is resurrected when his corpse touches the bones of this prophet
Elisha (2Ki 13:20,21)
There is no indication that the animals ate this provision, since it was allotted in proportion to how much each person would eat.
Manna (Ex. 16:15, 16)
Elisha was taunted by 42 children when they called him this. The consequence? They were attacked by she-bears
Baldhead:(
This man was considered “the greatest of all the Orientals”, possessing great wealth. His name means “Object of Hostility”
Job (Job 1:1-3)
An angel appeared to Manoah’s barren wife, announcing that she would give birth to a son who would be a Nazirite of God, named this
Samson (Judges 13:2-23)
Jesus resurrects the young daughter of this man, an officer of the synagogue
Jairus (Lu 8:41, 42, 49-56)
King Ahasuerus threw a banquet in Shushan for all his princes and servants. Unfortunately, he was ghosted by this queen
Queen Vashti (Esther 1:12)
The firstborn of Jacob’s 12 sons, who intended to return to Joseph secretly and deliver him out of the well
Reuben (Gen.29:32; Gen. 37:29)
Men of this title named in the Bible are Shishak, So, Tirhakah, Nechoh, and Hophra
Pharaoh
We as imperfect humans are submissive to Jehovah’s arrangement, along with the perfect angels. Sisters can set a fine example for the angels in the matter of submission when we do this
Wear a head-covering (lv p. 209-p.211 par 2)
The apostle Paul resurrects a young man named Eutychus, after dying from this tragic accident
Falling out a window (Ac 20:7-12)
On the 11 brothers’ second trip to Egypt, their father instructed them to “take the finest products of the land in your bags and carry them down to the man as a gift: a little balsam, a little honey, labdanum, resinous bark,“ and these two kinds of nuts
Pistachios and almonds (Gen. 43:11)