Food
Drinks
Music
Hometown
Greet Your Neighbor
100
Cain's (not the chicken)
Abel
100
What famous birthplace means "house of bread"?
Bethlehem
100
In the ancient world, possessing these was a symbol of military strength (Josh 11:4; 1 Kings 4:26)
Horses
100
Country of birth
Egypt
100
Ruth, David, Levi, Lydia, Michael, Steve
200
Cephas'/Simon's
Andrew
200
The 1st killed the 2nd, so (according to Luke) this 3rd son got to be an ancestor of Jesus
Seth
200
In Matt 10:16, Jesus mentions sheep, snakes, doves, and one other animal
Wolves
200
Brother
Aaron
200
Often, when Biblical Hebrew wants to convey this emotion, it will say a person's (or God's) nose is hot/burning
Anger
300
Benjamin's, 1/1
Joseph
300
The guy who lived to thirty-one years short of a milennium?
Methuselah
300
Israeli burger joints don't serve cheeseburgers, commonly thought to be a result of the command (Exod 23:19) to not cook this animal in it's own mother's milk
Goat
300
Sister
Miriam
300
God jokingly asks if a man could pierce the nose of this great beast (Job 41:2)
Leviathan
400
2 people will come lead a prayer for a minute
400
What did Jacob call the place where he dreamed of a ladder going into heaven?
Bethel
400
These poor critters became collateral damage when Samson (Judges 15:4) found out his wife had been given in marriage to someone else – he snatched 300 of them and tied them in pairs
Foxes
400
Wife
Zipporah
400
A nose ring was part of the romance package that helped convince the daughter of Bethuel to become this man's wife (Gen 24:22)
Isaac
500
Legally, Orpah
Ruth
500
This grandson of Saul's was injured at 5 years old (2 Sam 4:4) and became crippled
Mephibosheth
500
Paul argues (1 Tim 5:18) that if these animals get to eat where they work, so do church elders
Ox
500
Successor's father
Nun (the father of Joshua)
500
According to 2 Chronicles 33, this man became king at 12 years old, reigned for 55 years, but ignominiously was taken prisoner to Babylon with a hook in his nose
Manessah