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A Fifty Fifty Chance


A Fifty-Fifty Choice

At least take a guess...

  1. Who was hairier? (2nd Kings 1:8; 2nd Kings 2:23)

    2. Elisha
    Elijah

  2. Who was older? (Genesis 25:25-26)

    3. Jacob
    Essau
  3. Who was taller? (1st Samuel 9:2)

    4. Saul
    David
  4. Who had better eyes? (Genesis 29:17)

    5. Leah
    Rachel

  5. Who talked more? (Acts 14:12)

    6. Paul
    Barnabas

  6. Who is mentioned in the Bible more?

    7. Moses
    David
  7. Who was the faster runner? (John 20:4)

    8. Peter
    John
  8. Who was the better wrestler? (Hosea 12:4)

    9. Jacob
    The Angel
  9. Who was better looking? (1st Samuel 9:2, 2 Corinthians 10:10)

    10. Saul the King
    Saul the Apostle
  10. Which meal had more leftovers?* (Mark 8:19-20)

    11. Feeding of 5,000
    Feeding of 4,000

*see Comments for explanation
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  1. Barry HaynesJune 27, 2017 at 9:09 AM

    While the feeding of 5,000 had more baskets, they were smaller baskets. The Greek word used for basket in the feeding of the 5,000 was for a small lunchbox sized basket. The word used in the feeding of 4,000 is a large basket like the one Paul used to escape from Damascus.

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