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Sooners

Don't start this quiz to early...

  1. What person did Paul request to "Make every effort to come to me soon".

    2. Demus
    Silas
    Timothy
    Mark

  2. Whose prophetic writings were described 'as soon to take place'?

    3. Daniel
    Moses
    John
    Micah

  3. Who went to Sodom and Gomorrah soon before it was to be destroyed?

    4. Abraham
    Lot
    Angels
    Melchizedek

  4. Whom did Jacob deceive by sneaking away early?

    5. Essau
    His mother
    Leah
    Laban

  5. What persons delayed early departure forced a tragic stay in Gibeah?

    6. Lot & his wife
    Samson & Delilah
    The Levite & his concubine
    Benjamin & Reuben

  6. Whose early arrival in Athens led to a sermon about The Unknown God?

    7. Timothy
    Peter
    Phillip
    Paul

  7. Who came into his Father's tent earlier than his brother to steal his blessing?

    8. Essau
    Jacob
    Reuben
    Ham

  8. What caused the daughter of Reuel to get home sooner than he expected?

    9. A miracle
    Their enemies were not present
    Moses helped them in their task
    The found a donkey to ride

  9. Who learned of an ambush thanks to an early warning of his nephew?

    10. Moses
    Jacob
    David
    Paul

  10. What writer urged the church to pray so that 'that I may be restored to you the sooner'?

    11. Hebrew writer
    James
    Peter
    Paul

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