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  1. What disciple was poked in his side by an angel during a rescue from prison?

  2. Paul
    Peter
    James
    John

  3. What was the name of the priest that pieced a spear thru a couple that was violating God's law?

  4. Aaron
    Abahu
    Phinehas
    Cozibi

  5. What judge chose to be stabbed rather than die from a wound inflicted by a woman?

  6. Gideon
    Jephthah
    Abimelech
    Ehud

  7. Who stabbed a man in the belly while giving him a kiss?

  8. Amasa
    Joab
    Nathan
    Judas

  9. What soldier thrust the back end of a spear into Asahel when he refused to quit pursuing him?

  10. Abner
    Joab
    A Cushite
    Abishai

  11. What was the name of the women lauded for killing a man by putting a tent peg thru his temple?

  12. Sheba
    Sheva
    Sisera
    Jael

  13. Who was scolded for "kicking against the pricks"

  14. Abraham
    Moses
    Paul
    The Gentiles

  15. According to Proverbs, whip is for the horse, a bridle for the donkey, and what is for a fool?

  16. A rebuke
    A tongue lashing
    A rod
    A sharp stick

  17. Who had his eyes poked out by the Philistines?

  18. Zedekiah
    Peter
    Samson
    Eli

  19. Who had his eyes poked out by the Babylonians?

  20. Zedekiah
    Peter
    Samson
    Eli

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