Apostles
This apostle was called by while engaging in his occupation of collecting taxes.
Matthew
This man was inspired to write the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures and the book of Job.
Moses
Of the eight men this apostle contributed the most to the Christian Greek scriptures
The apostle Paul
This prostitute of Jericho showed exceptional faith and was spared the destruction of that city.
Rahab
This small mild-mannered cud chewer was kept as livestock as well as pet and often were a sign of great wealth.
Lamb or Sheep
This apostle was known as "the one whom Jesus loved"
John
Jesus Christ referred to this book of the Hebrew scriptures when quoting the "greatest commandment"
Deuteronomy (Deut. 6:5)
This book, written down by the apostle Paul, encourages us to "continue putting up with one another and forgiving one another freely".
The book of Colossians
Expressed her joy when she saw Jesus in Jerusalem.
The prophetess Anna
This costly perfumed oil was used by Mary, sister of Lazarus, on Jesus' feet.
Nard
This apostle first announced the final decision regarding the issue of circumcision in the first century congregation.
James (Acts 15:13)
These 5 books are also referred to as the Torah
Pentateuch (Genesis-Deuteronomy)
Of the 12 apostles, only the inspired writings of these three men are included in the Christian Greek scriptures.
Matthew, John, and Peter
This Jewish orphan girl whose Hebrew name was Hadassah, meaning "Myrtle" was the niece of Mordecai.
Esther
This extinct "City of Traders" was located along the Euphrates river.
Babylon
This disciple was selected by holy spirit to replace the traitor Judas Iscariot to be counted among the 11?
Matthias (Acts 1:23-26)
This book is sometimes appended to the book of Judges.
Ruth
This book was originally written in Hebrew and then later translated into Greek.
The book of Matthew
Her Hebrew name meaning "Cow", this grandniece of Abraham also disguised herself as her husband's sister.
Rebekah
This aromatic resin, used in the holy anointing oil, was also offered as gifts to royalty.
Myrrh
Of the 12, this apostle was the only one from Judea.
Judas Iscariot
This group of people developed a system of vowel points and accent marks to preserve reading and understanding of the Hebrew scriptures.
The Masoretes
Common Greek of the first century CE was also referred to as this.
Koine
Her name meaning "mountain goat", this Kenite woman slayed an army chief.
Jael
This Chaldean city was once the center of worship for the pagan moon-god Nanna (or Sin).
Ur