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Wheelie Tough Questions


Wheelie Tough Quiz

Take this one for a spin...

  1. What Prophet was told to go and view a potter's wheel?

    2. Jeremiah
    Isaiah
    Ezekiel
    Daniel

  2. What Prophet had a vision of four wheels containing spirits of living beings?

    3. Jeremiah
    Isaiah
    Ezekiel
    Daniel

  3. What caused the Egyptians to not be able to catch the Hebrews as they were crossing the Red Sea?

    4. God caused their chariot wheels to swerve
    The cloud blocked their path
    The Water closed before them
    They were too afraid to move

  4. The Preacher of Ecclesiastes warned to 'Remember the Lord' before what wheel was broken?

    5. On the bus
    Of the mill
    Of the chariot
    At the cistern

  5. What King died in his chariot after being randomly struck by an archer?

    6. Saul
    Ahab
    Gehazi
    Josiah

  6. Who had a Bible study with an Ethiopian in a chariot?

    7. Paul
    Peter
    Philip
    Timothy

  7. What man died as a result of carrying the ark on a cart rather than poles?

    8. Uzzah
    Ahio
    Nadab
    Aleo

  8. Who was taken on a chariot ride beside Pharaoh so the people could bow before him?

    9. Moses
    Joseph
    Jacob
    Abraham

  9. According to Proverbs, a wise King drives a wheel over who?

    10. The slow
    The old
    The unloyal
    The wicked

  10. What man in the Bible was known for his wild driving?

    11. Ahab
    Samson
    Jehu
    Philip

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