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Like A Rock

Like A Rock

  1. What term does Peter use to describe Christians in his first book?

    2. Living Stones
    Faces Like Flint
    Smoothed Stones
    Heavy Boulders

  2. What leader used stones from a river and later a large stone by oak as a memorials?

    3. Moses
    Joshua
    Ehud
    David

  3. Who was killed by a millstone dropped from a tower?

    4. Uriah
    Gideon
    Jezebel
    Abimelech

  4. How many stone water pots did Jesus use when turning water to wine?

    5. 3
    6
    10
    12

  5. At what place was Moses commanded to strike the rock to get water for the people?

    6. Horeb
    Meribah
    Mount Hor
    Kaddish

  6. At what place was Moses commanded to speak to the rock to get water but struck it instead?

    7. Horeb
    Meribah
    Mount Hor
    Kaddish

  7. What apostles nick name was translated Rock?

    8. Simon
    John
    James
    Judas

  8. What did Paul say was the rock Israel drank from?

    9. An Angel
    The river of God
    Christ
    Tear of the Prophets

  9. Who rolled the stone in front of Jesus tomb?

    10. Roman soldiers
    The Apostles
    Joseph
    High Priest

  10. Who took three thousand men to seek David and his men in front of the Rocks of the Wild Goats?

    11. Goliath
    Absalom
    The Philistines
    Saul

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