Kings and Princes
This King of Israel was the youngest in his Father's house, the author of the Book of Psalms and the ancestor of Christ.
David
Jesus was born in this city, also known as the "City of David"
This Apostle was given a name meaning "The Rock"
Peter
This Prophet got his name from how he was found, as his adoptive mother said, “Because I drew him out of the water.”
Moses
On Holy Wednesday, Judas agreed to sell Jesus for this amount of money.
Thirty pieces of silver.
This King of Israel was known for his great wisdom, and his hundreds of wives and concubines.
Solomon
Moses received the Ten Commandments on this mountain, where St. Catherine's Monastery stands today.
Mt. Sinai
This Apostle was originally a tax collector before being called to Christ
Matthew
An angel directed this person's mother to give him his name "for He will save his people from their sins."
Jesus
On Holy Thursday, Jesus instituted this Sacrament while sharing the Last Supper with his Disciples
The Eucharist
This King of Israel was appointed entirely because he was taller than anybody else in Israel.
Saul
Abraham was born in this Sumerian city, one of the oldest in the world.
Ur
This Apostle was known as "The Disciple who Jesus Loved."
John
This ancient Patriarch's name means "laughter" because his mother laughed when God said she'd have a son.
Isaac
On Holy Monday, Jesus cursed this kind of tree, to represent the fruitlessness of the Jews
Fig Tree
This wicked king of the Northern Kingdom of Israel tried to enforce Ba'al worship under the influence of his Phoenician wife.
Ahab
The Apostle Philip of the Seventy met and baptized a eunuch from this African kingdom, which also may have been home to the Queen of Sheba
Ethiopia
There were two pairs of Apostles who shared the same name. The one set was James Son of Alphaeus and James Son of Zebedee. The other set had this name, after one of the Sons of Jacob.
Judas
This biblical figure's name comes from the Hebrew word for "Red Earth."
Adam
On Good Friday, Jesus was questioned by these two Jewish priests, who were related by marriage.
Annas and Caiaphas
This last king of Babylon lost his kingdom in one night
Belshazzar
Ecbatana
The Lord called this Apostle "an Israelite indeed, in whom is no guile."
Bartholomew/Nathaniel
This Israelite prince's name, as recorded in the text of the Bible, means "Man of Shame," but his real name probably mean "Man of Ba'al"
Ishbosheth
On Good Friday, Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea quickly anointed Jesus with this amount (by weight) of spices.
100 Pounds