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  1. What man was described as "one after God's own heart"?

    2. Moses
    Samuel
    David
    Peter

  2. Who did a crowd armed with swords and clubs come out to arrest?

    3. Samson
    Jesus
    Paul
    Jehu

  3. What were Israelites commanded in the law to use a spade for?

    4. Cover over their 'personal' waste
    Bury their dead
    Sift their wheat
    Plant their corn

  4. What did Jeremiah say would be written down with an iron stylus with a diamond point?

    5. The word of the Lord
    The message of the prophets
    The fate of the nations
    The sin of Judah

  5. What foreign king does God describe as "His Shepherd"?

    6. Melchizedek.
    Cryus
    Nebuchadnezzar
    Pilate

  6. Who was the only queen of Judah?

    7. Jezebel
    Esther
    Atahaliah
    Deborah

  7. Who was the one who was to 'MAKE STRAIGHT THE WAY OF THE LORD'?

    8. David
    Isaiah
    Jesus
    John the Baptist

  8. Who described himself saying 'My face is flushed from weeping, & deep darkness is on my eyelids'?

    9. Job
    Jesus
    Simon
    Noah

  9. Who paid a Levites ten pieces of silver a year and a suit of clothes to be his priest?

    10. Ahab
    Gomer
    Micah
    Beniah

  10. Who was forced to wear a veil because the people feared looking at his face?

    11. Moses
    Paul
    Elijah
    Nimrod

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