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Nothing Runs Like A Deer


Nothing Runs Like A Deer



  1. What Psalm starts 'As the deer pants for the water, So my soul pants for You, O God.'?

    2. 23
    42
    119
    11

  2. What does Proverbs say we are to escape 'like a gazelle from the hunter's hand'?

    3. A sinful women
    A king in his anger
    A pledge of debt
     Wicked men's schemes

  3. Of which of his sons did Jacob bless saying he is 'is a doe let loose, He gives beautiful words'?

    4. Reuben
    Asher
    Gad
    Naphtali

  4. What soldiers were described 'as swift as the gazelles on the mountains'?

    5. David's Might Men
    The Roman Legion
    The army of Egypt
    The band of raiders that attacked Gilgath

  5. Finish the quote for Songs of Solomon "I adjure you, O daughters of Jerusalem, By the gazelles or by the hinds of the field,..."

    6. Do not come again until I have paid the price
    Never seek another's arms
    Stay no longer from me that the Lord demands
    That you do not arouse or awaken love until she pleases.

  6. What minor prophet said 'The Lord GOD is my strength, And He has made my feet like hinds' feet'?

    7. Habakkuk
    Daniel
    Isaiah
    Elisha

  7. What soldier of David was described as "swift-footed as one of the gazelles which is in the field'?

    8. Asahel
    Joab
    Abner
    Abishai

  8. Why did Isaac love Esau?

    9. He liked his style
    He had a taste for game
    He didn't like that Jacob stayed in the tents
    He was older

  9. Who was a mighty hunter before the Lord?

    10. David
    Esau
    Nimrod
    Peter

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