Letter | Book | Description | Answer | % Correct |
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A | Book of Genesis | Son of Adam and Eve who had a good sacrifice for God, which made his brother jealous. He became the first murder victim. | Abel | 100%
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C | Book of Genesis | Son of Adam and Eve who had a comparatively poor sacrifice. He became jealous of his brother’s sacrifice and committed the first murder. | Cain | 98%
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G | Book of Samuel | A giant Philistine warrior, famously brought down by a youthful David wielding a sling. | Goliath | 94%
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J | Book of ____ | Wealthy and pious man who loved God. He lost his wealth, family, and health as God permitted a series of trials and tribulations to test his faith. | Job | 89%
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I | Book of Genesis | Abraham’s eldest son. God commanded that Abraham sacrifice him, but the willing sacrificial son was spared by God at the last moment. | Isaac | 87%
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D | Book of Judges | On the behest of the Philistines, she seduced and betrayed Samson. She learned that Samson’s great physical strength came from his uncut hair. | Delilah | 81%
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P | Book of Exodus | All-powerful leader of the Egyptian empire who, after suffering ten plagues, was forced to emancipate the Jews. | Pharaoh | 81%
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M | Book of Daniel | One of the most powerful angels, responsible for protecting the Israelites during tribulation. | Michael | 74%
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S | Book of Kings | David’s son who became king of Israel. He’s considered a wise and just leader, whose greatest accomplishment might be building the First Temple. | Solomon | 74%
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E | Book of ______ | A prophet who received vivid visions from God during the Babylonian exile, delivering messages of judgment, repentance, and the hope that the Babylonian Exile would end and Israel would be restored. | Ezekiel | 72%
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H | Book of Genesis | Noah’s son, who saw him naked after he drank too much. This disrespect of his patriarch cursed him and his descendants. | Ham | 70%
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B | Second Book of Samuel | King David saw her bathing on the roof and proceeded to send her husband, a soldier in the army, to his death. After marrying this woman, David would be confronted and eventually repent. | Bathsheba | 68%
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L | Book of Isaiah | Monstrous sea creature possessing immense size and impenetrable scales. | Leviathan | 66%
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R | Book of Genesis | Jacob’s wife who devised a plan to have Jacob receive a blessing from his father. She disguised Jacob as his brother Esau to accomplish this. | Rebekah/Rebecca | 60%
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F | Book of Revelation | Harbingers of the end times, bringing conquest, war, famine, and death. | Four Horsemen | 49%
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X | Book of Esther | Persian King who married Esther and stopped a plot to annihilate his kingdom’s Jewish people. | Xerxes | 49%
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N | Book of Genesis | Minor character who was known as a skilled hunter, one of the builders of the Tower of Babel, and one who rebelled against God. His name has somehow become synonymous with blockhead. | Nimrod | 47%
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O | Book of _____ | Minor prophet who foretold the downfall of the Kingdom of Edom, a hostile neighbour of Israel. | Obadiah | 45%
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U | Book of Samuel | King David committed adultery with this soldier’s wife, and she became pregnant. Not knowing what else to do to cover up the affair, King David sent this soldier to his death. Unrelated to the Dickensian Mr. Heep. | Uriah | 43%
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Z | Book of ______ | After the Israelites returned to Israel from the Babylonian Exile, this prophet received guidance from God to (re)build the Second Temple and restore Jerusalem. | Zechariah | 38%
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T | Book of ______ | Primary figure of a book that is part of the Old Testament in many denominations. This man goes on a journey to recover his family’s lost wealth, receiving help from the angel Raphael along the way. Does not paint himself blue at any point. | Tobias/Tobit | 19%
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V | Book of Esther | The first wife of a Persian King. She refused to appear before him at a royal banquet, leading to her removal as queen. She was replaced by Esther. | Vashti | 19%
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K | Book of Numbers | This man led a rebellion against Moses and Aaron while the Israelites wandered the wilderness for 40 years. | Korah | 17%
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W | Book of Daniel | Celestial observers who carry out God’s will on Earth; these beings are not elaborated upon in other Books of the Bible. | Watchers | 11%
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Y | Book of Judges | Played a major role in defeating the Canaanite general Sisera. She invited the general into her tent to rest, but drove a spike into his head while he slept. | Yael | 11%
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Q | Book of Isaiah | Son of Ishmael whose descendants appear in several books. These descendants are described as caravan traders. | Qedar | 0%
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