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Bad Taste


Bad Taste

Pick the most palatable answer

  1. What strange item did Moses make the Israelites drink?

    2. The blood of the Amorites
    Ground up golden calf
    The dirt of Mt. Sinai
    Wine made from cucumbers

  2. How did Elisha fix a poison soup?

    3. Had meal added to it
    He spit in it
    He poured in water from the Jordan
    He prayed over it
  3. How did Moses fix the bitter water at Marah?

    4. He placed his staff in the water
    Poured the water from the holy basin into it
    He placed a tree in the water
    He prayed over it
  4. What prophet ate a book that tasted sweet in his mouth but turned his stomach sour?

    5. Ezekiel
    Daniel
    Jeremiah
    John
  5. What substance was described as "like coriander seed"?

    6. Fig seeds
    Manna
    Mustard seeds
    Ebon Pinion
  6. In Revelation, what falls to the Earth to make the waters bitter?

    7. Satan
    Brimstone
    A star
    The tears of God
  7. What people coned the Israelites by showing them their dry bread?

    8. The Gibeonite
    The Samarians
    The Carlians
    The Freddians
  8. Who ate some honey out of a dead lion's carcass?

    9. John The Baptist
    David
    Samson
    Phillip

  9. What book of the Bible asks the question, " Is there any taste in the white of an egg?"

    10. Proverbs
    Job
    Amos
    Ecclesiastes

  10. What drink did Jesus refuse on the cross after tasting it?

    11. Sour Wine
    Sweet Wine
    Wine mixed with Gall
    Water
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