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Crimson Tide

Crimson Tide

I know some of you bleed this...
  1. What item was used to determine which of the twins brother, Perez or Zerah was older?

    2. A scarlet thread
    A red rag
    A blood stained cloak
    A wine colored birthmark

  2. Who was spared because of a red cord hanging in her window?

    3. Deborah
    Rahab
    Sari
    Regina

  3. What number seal released the red horse and rider in Revelation?

    4. 1
    2
    3
    4

  4. What ruler mixed the blood of Gentiles with his sacrifices?

    5. Ahab
    Manasseh
    Pilate
    Zedekiah

  5. The woman with a bleeding disorder interrupted what man's attempt to have Jesus heal his daughter?

    6. Levi
    Cornelius
    Titus
    Jarius

  6. What flowed from the side of Jesus when he was pierced after his crucifixion?

    7. Blood only
    Water only
    Nothing
    Blood & Water

  7. The Field of Blood where Judas died and was buried was known as what in the native language?

    8. Golgotha
    Taila Kum
    Akeldama
    Gehenna

  8. What book contains the quote "(sins) are red like crimson, they shall become like wool'?

    9. Romans
    1st John
    Isaiah
    Leviticus

  9. Why was Esau called Edom?

    10. He was covered in red hair
    He ate red stew
    He married a redhead woman
    He hunted red game

  10. Who was the man skilled in 'crimson and violet fabrics' that Solomon hired to work in the temple?

    11. Namdi
    Tyrian
    Huram-abi
    Nok Sa-Ban

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