Kings in the Bible
The first king of Israel was this man.
Saul
This mountain is where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
This was the last plague to strike Egypt.
Death of Egypt's firstborn.
This was the sea that Moses parted that led the Israelites to safety from the chasing Egyptian army.
Red Sea
This king was known as "a man after God's own heart".
David
The king when Jesus was born pretended to want to see him, but then ordered all boys under 2 years old to be killed.
Herod
The Mount of Beatitudes is the location of Jesus' most famous sermon as recorded in Matthew 5-7.
The Sermon on the Mount
This animal's blood was used on the doorpost of Israelites' homes so the destroying angel would pass over them, and the prophet Isaiah symbolizes Jesus as this animal in Isaiah 53.
Lamb
This first miracle Jesus performed was at a wedding in Cana.
Water turned into wine
This judge derived his strength from his uncut hair.
Samson
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego was thrown into the fiery furnace by this king, and he noticed a fourth man in the fire with them.
Nebuchadnezzar
This garden is on the western slopes of Mount of Olives, where Jesus was arrested by the religious leaders led by Judas.
Garden of Gethsemane
Out of the 10 plagues, this many involved insects/animals covering all of Egypt.
Four (frogs, gnats, flies, and locusts)
While Jesus raised some from the dead quickly, this man had to wait four days before Jesus came to Bethany.
Lazarus
It was by faith that the people of Israel marched around Jericho for this many days.
7 days
This king was considered to be the most wicked king of Israel.
Ahab
This mountain is where Noah's ark rested upon after the flood.
Mt Ararat
The plague of darkness lasted for this many days, while the land the Israelites inhabited had no darkness at all.
Three days
This leader of Israel asked the Lord to stop the sun and moon so that the Israelites would have enough time to defeat the Amorites, the Lord stopped and resulted in the Amorites being routed.
Joshua
Before God changed their names, the original names of Abraham and Sarah were these.
Abram and Sarai
The Lord healed this king from an illness and extended his life by 15 years, and was confirmed by a shadow moving in an opposite direction 10 steps than the way it would normally move.
Hezekiah
Throughout the Bible, Jerusalem is commonly referred to as this mountain.
Mt Zion
This was the first plague to strike Egypt.
Nile river turning into blood.
While a company of prophets was cutting down trees, Elisha caused this to float as it was borrowed by one of the prophets.
An iron axehead
Before this man became a judge, the Lord reduced his army from 32,000 to 10,000 by choice, then 10,000 to 300 by a water-drinking test, which then defeated the Midianite army with torches, horns, and jars.
Gideon