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Go Fish

Let's see if you can catch them all....

  1. Who in the Bible said, "I am going fishing"?

    2. Peter
    Andrew
    James
    John

  2. According to Jesus, if a son asks for a fish what will a good father not give him?

    3. A stone
    A scorpion
    A snake
    A hard time

  3. What sea creature does God say can't be caught with a fishing hook?

    4. A whale
    A dolphin
    A bass
    A leviathan

  4. What unusual item did Peter find in the mouth of a fish that Jesus told him to go and catch?

    5. A scroll
    A smaller fish
    A coin
    A sword

  5. How many fish did Peter catch after Jesus resurrection when he met the disciples on the beach?

    6. Too many to count
    Hundred and fifty-three
    Ten large fish
    Three thousand

  6. Which of these disciples was not a fisherman by trade?

    7. Andrew
    James
    Matthew
    John

  7. How long was Jonah in the great fish?

    8. A fortnight
    Three hours
    Three days and nights
    Seven sabbaths

  8. What people did Habakkuk say would catch people like fish in a net?

    9. The Egyptians
    The Chaldeans
    The Wicked
    The Romans

  9. What event caused all the fish in the Nile to die?

    10. Water was turned to blood
    The dead bodies from the plague of the firstborn
    The frogs overflowed the rivers
    The drought dried up the river

  10. According to Nehemiah, the sons of Hassenaah built what gate?

    11. Sheep Gate
    Salt Gate
    Fish Gate
    Refuse Gate

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