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No Room At The Inn And No Innkeeper


No Room At The Inn and No Innkeeper

Although he often referred to, there is no innkeeper mentioned in the birth story of Jesus. Pick the other things that aren't mentioned in the Scriptures in the following.

  1. The Garden of Eden

    2. A snake
    Adam
    A Tree
    An Apple

  2. Popular Sayings

    3. Pride goes before fall
    God helps those that help themselves
    Man doesn't work he shall not eat
    Do not boast about tomorrow.

  3. Common idioms

    4. Apple of The Eye
    By the skin of my teeth
    A fly in the ointment
    Raining cats and dogs

  4. Angelic Names

    5. Micheal
    Gaberiel
    cherubim
    Raphael

  5. Theology terms

    6. Rapture
    Grace
    Regeneration
    Paradise

  6. Things that Save Us

    7. Baptism
    Faith
    Sinner's Prayer
    Grace

  7. Animals

    8. Stork
    Cat
    Dog
    Goat

  8. Proverbs

    9. Cleanliness is next to Godliness
    Train up a child in the way he should go, Even when he is old he will not depart from it.
    Keep your heart with all diligence, For out of it spring the issues of life.
    A bribe is a charm in the sight of its owner; Wherever he turns, he prospers.

  9. Names for the church

    10. churches of Christ
    church of God
    Followers of the Way
    Catholic church

  10. Leadership positions in church

    11. Elder
    Pastor
    Pope
    Deacon

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