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Horse & Hound


Horse & Hound

For those that bark or neigh

  1. Whose sores were licked by dogs in Jesus's parable?

    2. Poor Lazarus
    The Rich Man
    The Tax Collector
    The Unmerciful Servant

  2. Who was led on horseback through the city square much to the consternation of Haman?

    3. Jesus
    Paul
    Mordecai
    Esther

  3. Who was eaten trampled by horses and eaten by dogs in the district of Jezreel?

    4. Abner
    Nathan
    Jehu
    Jezebel

  4. According to James what is put in a horse's mouth to make it obey?

    5. A goad
    A lance
    A bridle
    A bit

  5. What did Jesus say not to give to dogs?

    6. Bones
    What is Holy
    Table scraps
    Unclean items

  6. What was the name of the rider of the white horse called in Revelation?

    7. Megaddon
    Hades
    Death
    Faithful and True

  7. What group did Paul describe as dogs?

    8. Gentiles
    Roman officials
    Pagan idols
    Those of the false circumcision

  8. How many of Gideon men lapped water like a dog?

    9. 300
    700
    5000
    10000

  9. What rich king had  4,000 stalls for horses?

    10. David
    Omar
    Solomon
    Herod

  10. What prophet's prayer allowed his servant to see the horses and chariots of fire surrounding them?

    11. Jeremiah
    Daniel
    Elijah
    Elisha

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