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Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh


Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh

Answer these questions about the valuable items

  1. Where do the prophets Jeremiah and Isaiah say frankincense came from?

    2. Sheba
    Eqypt
    France
    India
  2. How much myrrh did Nicodemus use in preparing Jesus body for burial?

    3. one pound
    ten pounds
    one hundred pounds
    one thousand pounds
  3. What man was described as 'very rich in livestock, in silver and in gold'.

    4. Joseph, husband of Mary
    Abram
    Lazarus
    Daniel
  4. Who taught swearing by the gold of temple obligated you to keep your vow?

    5. Jesus
    Moses
    The Pharisees
    The Romans
  5. What offering was to have frankincense place on it?

    6. Sin Offering
    Grain Offering
    Peace Offering
    New Moon Offering
  6. What golden item was in the ark?

    7. A jar filled with manna
    A shield
    The sword of David
    Moses Staff
  7. On what occasion did Jesus refuse to drink wine mixed with myrrh?

    8. A wedding feast
    In the house of Jarius
    At his crucifixion
    When he meets his disciple after his resurrection

  8. According to 1st Kings, what was the weight of gold which came into Solomon in one year?

    9. 1000 Shekels
    666 talents
    500 measures
    300,000 pieces

  9. What gold item represented the seven churches in Revelation?

    10. Crown
    Altar
    Lampstands
    Sash
  10. Who was sold by his brothers to traders bearing aromatic gum and balm and myrrh?

    11. Jacob
    Joseph
    Essau
    Nabal

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