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The Path of The Righteous

The Path of The Righteous

Can you find the correct way?
  1. On what road did Jesus appear to some disciples after his resurrection?

    2. The road to Emmaus
    The road to Damascus
    The road at Enaim
    The Jericho Road

  2. The road that descends from Jerusalem to Gaza is know as what?

    3. The Robber's Road
    The Highway of Herrod
    The Road of Accents
    The Desert Road

  3. Whose arrival caused people to spread their coats and branches in the road?

    4. David
    Samuel
    Jesus
    Kig Agrippa

  4. According to Ecclesiastes 10, whose walk down a road shows people what kind of person he is?

    5. A arogant man
    A fool
    A nobleman
    A sinner

  5. In the parable of the sower, what type of soil represents those do not understand the word?

    6. The soil on the path
    Rocky soil
    Throny soil
    Good soil

  6. Who was foretold to 'MAKE READY THE WAY OF THE LORD, MAKE HIS PATHS STRAIGHT.'?

    7. Isaiah
    Elijah
    John the Baptist
    Peter

  7. Who recognized an angel of the Lord standing the path he was traveling?

    8. Ballam
    Balack
    Paul
    A Donkey

  8. On what street was Annanis to find Saul?

    9. Damascus road
    Straight street
    Narrow street
    Main street

  9. What son of Jacob impregnated a woman he met on the road that turned out to be his daughter in law

    10. Dan
    Benjamin
    Reuben
    Judah

  10. Who was pressed in to carrying Jesus cross when he fell on the road to the cross?

    11. Rufus
    Simon of Cyrene
    Joseph of Arimathea
    A young shepherd boy

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