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See if you can figure a way out of this quiz
  1. Who escaped Damascus in a basket let down the wall?

    2. Ananias
    Saul
    Peter
    David

  2. How many basketfuls were picked up after the feeding of 5,000?

    3. 7
    10
    12
    16

  3. How many basketfuls were picked up after the feeding of 4,000?

    4. 7
    10
    12
    16

  4. King Jehu received what strange item a basket?

    5. Rotting fruit
    An asp
    Seventy heads
    His crown and scepter

  5. What prophet was found floating in a basket?

    6. Moses
    Elijah
    Elisha
    Daniel

  6. What did Zechariah see in a basket that caused him to throw the lid back on it?

    7. A monkey
    A snake
    A demon
    A women

  7. Who served the angel of the Lord a young goat in a basket?

    8. Jacob
    Gideon
    Moses
    The widow at Cannan

  8. What did Jesus say one doesn't hide under a basket?

    9. His dinner
    A cloak
    The word of God
    A lamp

  9. What prophet had a vision of two baskets filled with figs, one good and one bad?

    10. Ezekiel
    Jeremiah
    Daniel
    Isaiah

  10. What did the three baskets represent in the baker's dream as told to Joseph?

    11. Thre days
    Three years
    Death
    Money

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