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Do You Know Your Fat?


Do You Know Your Fat?

See if you can cut thru the fat...

  1. What heavy man died when he fell off his seat and broke his neck?

    2. Hosea
    Eli
    Bidalid
    Zepher
  2. What assassinated king was described as a very fat man?

    3. Zimri
    Pekah
    Eglon
    Zedekiah
  3. Who is described by Asaph as having "Their eye bulges from fatness"?

    4. The wicked
    The kings of Sodom
    The women of Babylon
    The Egyptians
  4. Whose hair was so heavy is weighed 200 shekels when cut yearly?

    5. Samson
    Amon
    Joseph
    Absalom
  5. What man had dreams about fat cows that were consumed by skinny ones?

    6. Joseph
    Pharaoh
    Moses
    Aaron
  6. Whose diet of vegetables made him appear more fat?

    7. Abram
    Abel
    Samuel
    Daniel
  7. What dangerous thing does Proverbs say of a man of great appetite does?

    8. Weakens his heart
    Put a knife to his throat
    Ruins his garments
    Angers his spouse
  8. What does Deuteronomy say can be done to a rebellious and gluttonous son?

    9. He can be withheld food
    He can be scorned by his friends
    He can be cast away
    He can be stoned
  9. What was unusual about the man of great size from Gath that Jonathan, David's brother, killed?

    10. He had six fingers one each hand
    He had six toes on each foot
    He was a descendant of a giant
    All of the above

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