I Command Thee
Exodus 20:1-17
Exodus 20:1-17
Thou shall not take the name of the Lord, thy God, in vain
III
Water turned to blood
First
A mighty judge with a weakness for women and the strength to take down a building.
Sampson
Focuses on prophecy and the cosmic battle between good and evil.
New Testament
Revelations
A book of prayers and hymns about man's relationship with God.
Old Testament
Psalms
Honor thy father and thy mother
V
Death of Firstborn
Last (10)
The Savior of the World and by His blood we are made whole.
Jesus
This woman becomes queen and risks her life to save her people (the Jews) from total destruction.
Old Testament
Esther
Describes the gifts of the Holy Spirit within the believers and the disciples speaking in tongues.
New Testament
Acts
Thou shall not make unto thee any graven images
II
Outbreak of boils
Sixth
Gideon
God rescues His chosen people from slavery and God gives Moses the 10 Commandments.
Old Testament
Exodus
Describes the love and loyalty between widows during the dark days of judges.
Old Testament
Ruth
Thou shall not commit adultery
VII
Overwhelming Darkness
Ninth
A man after God's own heart, promised to be king but spent a lot of time running from the current king.
David
Written by a tax collector and disciple about the promised Messiah in the Old Testament.
New Testament
Matthew
One the first Gospels written and focuses on Jesus' miracles as evidence of His divine power.
New Testament
Mark
Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbor
IX
Pounding hailstorm
Seventh
In the end of days, he and his angels fight against the dragon and the dragon fought his angels...
Provides advice in all areas of life Wisdom starts with the fear of the Lord.
Proverbs
While captive in Babylon, he rose to the office of prime minister and lived a model life of devotion to God.
Old Testament
Daniel