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  1. Who made the water of Marah sweet by throwing a tree into them?

    2. Elisha
    Elijah
    Moses
    Jacob

  2. Whose riddle went 'Out of the eater came something to eat, out of the strong came something sweet'?

    3. David
    Ishmael
    Job
    Samson

  3. Who was called the "sweet psalmist of Israel"?

    4. Moses
    David
    Korah
    Ethan the Ezrahite

  4. Which of these is NOT described as sweet in Proverbs?

    5. Bread obtained by falsehood
    Honey from the comb
    Stolen water
    The tales of a rich man

  5. Who were accused of being full of sweet wine?

    6. The men of Judah before battle
    The priests on the new year
    Apostles on the day of Pentecost
    The sons of Rechab

  6. What prophet was told to eat a scroll that was sweet in his mouth but turned his stomach bitter?

    7. John
    Ezekiel
    Jeremiah
    Isaiah

  7. What prophet voiced the complaint of God 'You have bought Me not sweet cane with money'?

    8. Jeremiah
    Isaiah
    Daniel
    Elijah

  8. In Jotham's parable, what tree said: "Shall I leave my sweetness, and go to wave over the trees"?

    9. Olive
    Vine
    Bramble
    Fig

  9. What does Psalm 119 say is sweeter than honey?

    10. The kisses of ones beloved
    The words of the Lord
    The apples of Eden
    The twix of the Mt. Carmel

  10. Who told the people to 'Go, eat of the fat, drink of the sweet," after the reading of the law?

    11. Nehemiah
    Peter
    Noah
    Moses

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