First Century Cities
Got a problem? Need an answer? Go see the Apostles in this city.
Jerusalem
She was so close to her husband Aquila, sometimes we incorrectly make their names rhyme
Pricilla
His first miracle was fine wine, that good stuff!
Jesus
Jehovah made this star stand still over Gibeah
The sun
Pharaoh must have regretted crossing this sea
Red Sea
“To Caesar you have appealed, to Caesar you’ll go” (you’ll find him here).
Rome
New threads!? Generous Dorcas from Joppa probably made it for you. She was also known as...
Tabitha
Hey Eli...she’s not drunk, she’s just having a bad day
Hannah
They followed a star to Bethlehem
The astrologers
Solomon said “the sea is not full”. That’s because of this cycle
Water cycle
Saul was headed here when he “saw the light”
Damascus
Lydia from Thyatira sold this. (Also an excellent Kool-aid flavour)
Purple
Too much wine can bite like this
Serpent
Go ahead, count them...I’ll wait. You’ll find not one star missing according to this book.
Isaiah
Jesus told this sea to “Hush! Be Quiet!”
Sea of Galilee
In Ephesus, this goddess was worshiped, but so was the money she brought in
Artemis
How many unmarried daughters who prophesied did Philip have?
Four
C’mon man! You don’t put new wine into these!
Old wineskins
Abraham was unable to count the “stars of the heavens”, or these much smaller units
grains of sand
The sea of Arabah also went by this tasty name
Salt sea
This Luke warm city just makes me want to hurl!
Laodicea
Can’t we all just get along? These two sisters from Philippi had to work on it
Euodia and Syntyche
Jesus refused wine drugged with this at his impalement
Myrrh
If you see this star you need some coffee. Also refers to Jesus
Morning star or day star
Paul set sail to sea to see Caesar from this aptly named seaport
Caesarea