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Beauty & The Beast


Beauty & The Beast

The answers could be tough or very pretty...

  1. What man did not have his wife lie about their relationship since she was so beautiful?

    2. Abram
    Isaac
    Abraham
    Lot

  2. Who was declared 'more crafty than any beast of the field'?

    3. Owl
    Serpent
    Fox
    Weasel

  3. What beautiful girl was discovered by Abraham's servant when she offered to water his camels?

    4. Sari
    Rebekah
    Rachel
    Leah

  4. Who was thought to have been devoured by a wild beast because of his bloody clothes?

    5. Samson
    David
    Joseph
    Gad

  5. Who healed a man by the gate of the temple which is called Beautiful?

    6. Jesus
    Paul
    Peter
    Elijah

  6. What king's mind was changed from that of a man to that of a beast?

    7. Ahab
    Herod
    Manassa
    Nebuchadnezzar

  7. What beautiful child was hidden by his parents for three months?

    8. Jesus
    Moses
    Asa
    Seth

  8. According to Revelation, what is the number of the beast?

    9. 13
    72
    666
    144,000

  9. What body part is declared beautiful on those that spread the Gospel?

    10. Lips
    Eyes
    Tongue
    Feet

  10. What people were described by their own poet as 'always liars, evil beasts, lazy gluttons'?

    11. Philistines
    Cretans
    Samartians
    Gentiles

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