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This was the number of times Peter denied Jesus before the rooster crowed

3

100

This is the mountain that Noah's ark finally come to rest as the floodwaters recided.

Mount Ararat

100

These were the first two brothers born in history, one of whom famously killed the other.

Cain and Abel

100

To feed 5,000 men plus women and children, Jesus multiplied a boy's lunch consisting of two fish and this many barley loaves.

5

100

This prophet parted the Red Sea using his staff so the Israelites could escape Egypt on dry ground.

Moses

200

In the Book of Revelation, this is how many total seals there are on the sacred scroll

7

200

It was to this wicked city that was Jonah originally commanded to go and preach repentance, which he initially fled from.

Nineveh

200

She was the loyal daughter-in-law who refused to leave Naomi, saying, "Where you go I will go".

Ruth

200

This flaky, sweet substance miraculously fell from heaven every morning to feed the Israelites during their 40 years in the desert.

Manna

200

Jesus famously walked on water during a storm on this specific body of water.

Sea of Galilee

300

It was for this many silver coins that Judas betrayed Jesus

30

300

This specific hill/place—meaning "The Place of the Skull"— is where Jesus was crucified.

Golgotha / Calvary

300

Who were the twin sons of Isaac and Rebekah who famously fought over their birthright?

Jacob and Esau

300

When Jesus was hungry on His way to Jerusalem, He cursed one of these fruit-bearing plants because it had leaves but no fruit, causing it to instantly wither.

A fig tree

300

To save the floating baby Moses from Pharaoh's decree, his mother placed him in a basket hidden among the reeds of this famous river.

The Nile River

400

This was the lowest number of righteous people Abraham negotiated down to in his plea to save Sodom

10

400

The location where David famously fought and defeated the giant, Goliath.

The Valley of Elah

400

These two brothers, nicknamed the "Sons of Thunder," were the sons of Zebedee and part of Jesus' inner circle.

James and John

400

To save a poor widow and her son from starvation during a severe drought, Elijah promised her that these two specific kitchen staples would miraculously never run out.

Flour & Oil

400

Gideon chose his final 300 elite soldiers based on this specific, unusual way they drank water from a stream.

Lapping water with their tongues like a dog

500

According to Genesis, this is how old was Methuselah was when he died.

969

500

On this lonely island, the Apostle John was exiled when he received the visions recorded in the Book of Revelation.

The Island of Patmos

500

This husband and wife team were struck dead by God for lying to the Holy Spirit about money from a land sale.

Ananias and Sapphira

500

After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His discouraged disciples on the shore and asked them what they were cooking on a charcoal fire, which consisted of bread and this.

Fish

500

At this specific pool in Jerusalem, an angel would occasionally stir the water, and the very first sick or disabled person to step inside would be instantly healed.

Pool of Bethesda