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You Don't Buy Me Flowers Anymore


You Don't Buy Me Flowers Anymore

See if you can sprout the right answer...

  1. Compared to flowers that fade, what does the Bible say will never fade?

    2. The needs of the poor
    The word of God
    The reign of Israel
    The time of the prophets
  2. What book of the Bible has the phrase 'Rose of Sharon'?

    3. Matthew
    Revelation
    Song of Solomon
    2nd Samuel
  3. What flower are we to consider when we worry?

    4. The lilies
    The brambles
    The iris
    The rose
  4. Psalm 103 compares what to the flowers of the field?

    5. The days of our life
    The young and restless
    The bold and beautiful
    Our guiding light
  5. What prophet was so upset a plant had died he wished he was dead?

    6. Elijah
    Micah
    Jonah
    Eli
  6. What king had a man slandered and killed just so he could make a vegetable garden?

    7. Solomon
    Jehu
    Onan
    Ahab
  7. What type of plant did Jesus curse?

    8. Olive branch
    Fig tree
    Grain field
    Mustard seed
  8. What two herbs did Jesus say the Pharisees tithed?

    9. Sage & Rosemary
    Mint & Dill
    Frankincense & Myrrh
    Rue & Mint
  9. What men were the priest of Zeus trying to make sacrifices of garland to?

    10. Peter & James
    Paul & Silas
    Paul & Barnabas
    Mark & Timothy
  10. What judge used to work under a palm tree?

    11. Gideon
    Samson
    Deborah
    Tola

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