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Towers


  1. Of what tower that fell did Jesus speak of?

    2. Tower of Hanhanel
    Tower of Siloam
    Tower of Satan
    Tower of Baal

  2. Of what did the proverb describe as 'a strong tower; The righteous runs into it and is safe'?

    3. The house of the Lord
    The word of the Lord
    The name of the Lord
    The people of the Lord

  3. What judge was killed when he went too close to a tower and was killed by a stone thrown from it?

    4. Ehud
    Samson
    Jehu
    Abimelech

  4. What patriarch lived for a time just beyond the tower of Eder?

    5. Abraham
    Issac
    Israel
    Joseph

  5. How did Abimelech defeat the men in the tower of Shechem?

    6. He pushed it over with elephants
    He set it afire
    He cut off the water into the tower
    He flung stones at it

  6. How did God stop the work on the tower at Babel?

    7. He sent a storm that collapses it
    He caused an earthquake
    He sent to rain for a year
    He confused the language of the workers

  7. What did Jesus say one does before he builds a tower?

    8. He asks God if he should
    He counts the cost to see if he can afford it
    He gets permission from the King
    He gathers stones

  8. In what city was the Tower of Hananel?

    9. Babel
    Jerusalem
    Bethal
    Rome

  9. What body part is described in Song of Solomon as being like the tower of Lebanon?

    10. Nose
    Legs
    Neck
    Um... No that isn't it

  10. What judge tore down the tower of Penuel just as he told the men of Penuel he would?

    11. Abimelech
    Ehud
    Gideon
    Samson

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