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Chutes & Ladders


Chutes and Ladders

See if you know the things that took people up or brought them down

  1. What patriarch had a vision of a ladder that went up to heaven?

    2. Joseph
    Jacob
    Esau
    Abraham

  2. Who was lowered down a city wall by night in a basket to escape those trying to kill him?

    3. Saul
    David
    Jeremiah
    Elisha

  3. Who climbed up in a tree to see Jesus?

    4. Matthew
    Zadok
    A child with a sick mother
    Zaccheus

  4. What Biblical building had winding stairs from the right side to the middle story?.

    5. David's Palace
    Solomon's Home
    The temple built by Solomon
    The home of Eglon the king

  5. Who was carried up the stairs by soldiers to escape a violent mob?

    6. Peter
    Jesus
    Paul
    Silas

  6. In what unusual way did four men get a paralytic man to Jesus?

    7. The let him down thru the roof in an opening they created
    The carried him down the mountainside on their backs
    The placed him in an ox cart and drove it into the sea
    They passed him over their heads thru the crowd

  7. What judge was brought low at the sight of his daughter since he had pledged to sacrifice the first thing he saw on his return?

    8. Jephthah
    Ehud
    Onthenial
    Abimelech

  8. According to Jesus, a person that does not enter at the door but climbs in another way is what?

    9. Up to something
    A robber
    A stranger
    An old friend

  9. Who tried to convince Jesus to jump from the pinnacle of the temple?

    10. Herrod
    Pilate
    Satan
    His Disciples

  10. What Old Testament item did Jesus say he must be raised up like?

    11. The Temple wall
    The Ark of the Covenant
    the tower of Babel
    The Bronze Serpent

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