Biblical View of History
Mesopotamia/The Fertile Crescent
Ancient Hebrews
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Assyrians/Persians
100

What is an aspect of human beings that is most unique to them?

Image of God

100

What famous set of laws was written by an Amorite king?

Code of Hammurabi 

100

What name is often used for God in the Old Testament?

Yahweh

100

What plant did Egyptians use to make paper?

Papyrus

100

What Persian satrap (governor) condemned Daniel to the lions' den?

Darius the Mede

200

All of history is moving towards what part of God's plan?

Redemption

200

What form of writing using clay tablets was first developed by the Sumerians?

Cuneiform

200

What people group carried the sinful Jews into captivity for 70 years?

Babylonians

200

What is the only surviving structure of the seven wonders of the ancient world?

Great Pyramid of Giza

200

What was the name of the king who saw a finger writing judgment on the wall as he was partying in his palace?

Belshazzar

300

What is meant by "the seed of the woman"?

Those who follow God and reject the pattern of this world (answers vary)

300

Until the twentieth century, the Bible was the only known record of which people group?

Hittites 

300

Tax increases caused what major event in Hebrew history?

The division of the nation of Israel

300

What was one of the few women to ever rule Egypt?

Hatshepsut 

300

What was the major religion of the Persian Empire that still exists today?

Zoroastrianism

400

What impacts a person's interpretation of the world the most?

Worldview

400

The ancient Phoenicians introduced the worship of which god to the Israelites?

Baal

400

What was an early statement of God's plan of redemption?

Abrahamic Covenant 

400

What was a phrase used to describe ancient Egypt that referred to one of its most important natural resources?

DAILY DOUBLE

"The gift of the river"

400

What empire was known for its cruelty, military might, and mass deportations of conquered peoples?

DAILY DOUBLE

Assyrian Empire

500

Name the three central truths of the Christian worldview.

- God created everything (Creation)

- The world is broken because of sin (Fall)

- God is working to redeem the world (Redemption)

500

A worldwide flood is mentioned in which ancient written work?

The Epic of Gilgamesh

500

Who feared God while the world around him was corrupt and saved his family as a result?

Noah

500

What pharaoh is considered to be one of the greatest warrior kings to ever rule Egypt and the pharaoh during whose reign the Exodus may have taken place?

Thutmose III

500

The Persian Empire continued until the rise of which ancient conqueror?

Alexander the Great