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Cursed

Warning: There is a lot of cursing in this quiz
  1. What descendant of Saul cursed David as he fled from his son Absalom?

  2. Shimei
    Zimmri
    Ahithophel
    Abishai

  3. What item did Jesus curse that astonished his disciple when it withered?

  4. A hand
    A fig tree
    A wheat field
    A date palm

  5. According to Hebrews, what would cause ground to be cursed?

  6. Too much rain
    Innocent blood spilt on it
    Produces thorns & thistles
    It remains barren

  7. Why does Ecclesiastes say we should not take seriously when we are cursed by servants?

  8. They know not what they say
    We rule over them so it is fair
    It is vanity
    We have cursed others as well

  9. What did Job curse in his misery?

  10. His birthday
    God
    His friends
    His wife

  11. What caused Nehemiah to curse, strike, and pull out the hair of his countrymen?

  12. They stole from temple
    They had married foreigners
    They had mocked the wall
    They ate the show bread

  13. What man was falsely accused of 'cursing God and the king' in order to steal his vineyard?

  14. Ahab
    Ajaiah
    Naboth
    The kings son

  15. Why was Canaan cursed by Noah?

  16. They were evil people
    They had stolen the ark
    He had mocked him
    His father had seen Noah naked

  17. Who had forty men bound under a curse not to eat or drink till they killed them?

  18. Paul
    Peter
    Samuel
    Judah

  19. Who's bout of cursing was interrupted by a rooster crowing?

  20. Paul
    Peter
    Samuel
    Judah

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