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The Lion King


The Lion King

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  1. Which one of these is not compared to a lion in the Bible?

    2. The Lord
    Jesus
    The Devil
    Moses
  2. Who was famous for 'killing a lion in a pit on a snowy day'?

    3. Benaiah
    David
    Samson
    Ruel
  3. According to Proverbs, who refuses to leave his house because 'there is a lion on the streets'?

    4. The wise man
    The fool
    The sluggard
    The coward
  4. Who tried to confound his in-laws with a riddle about a lion and honey?

    5. Solomon
    Saul
    Samson
    The prophet of Samaria
  5. What writer claimed he was 'rescued out of the lion's mouth'?

    6. Paul
    David
    Shadrack
    Amos
  6. The king of what land returned exiled priest since the Lord had sent lions to destroy people?

    7. Judah
    Eqypt
    Babylon
    Assyria
  7. Why was Daniel thrown into the lion's den?

    8. He angered the king
    He prayed to someone other than the king
    He refused to bow before the king
    He predicted the king's fall
  8. What duo was described as 'stronger than lions'?

    9. Saul & Jonathan
    Ahab & Jezebel
    James & John
    Nadab & Abihu

  9. What prophet had a vision of a lion that was made to stand on two feet like a man?

    10. John
    Daniel
    Ezekiel
    Jeremiah

  10. What king killed a lion and a bear in his youth?

    11. Saul
    Ahab
    David
    Agag

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