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Prepare To Die


Prepare to Die

Whatever your name is, answer how each prepared to die

  1. Who responded to God's call to set his house in order by praying for God to extend his life?

    2. Elijah
    Ahab
    Belzhazzer
    Hezekiah

  2. Who chose to have his armor bearer kill him so he would not be abused by Philistines?

    3. Saul
    Abimelech
    Jael
    Jonathan

  3. What man assuming he was about to starve to death, sold his birthright for some stew?

    4. Jacob
    Esau
    Lamish
    Kaylor

  4. What chariot commander coup only last seven days before he burned his palace down with him in it?

    5. Omri
    Nabol
    Zimri
    Elah

  5. What former advisor to David killed himself when Absalom didn't heed his advice?

    6. Hushai
    Zadok
    Ahithophel
    Ahimaaz

  6. What man on his deathbed had his son make his favorite meal before he was to bless him?

    7. Jacob
    Isaac
    Laban
    Lamech

  7. What man wrote to his protege 'the time of my departure has come' ?

    8. Elijah
    Moses
    Paul
    Peter

  8. Who wrote, "that the laying aside of my earthly dwelling is imminent"?

    9. Elijah
    Moses
    Paul
    Peter

  9. Who was told by God his death was coming at age 120 even though he showed no sign of age?

    10. Elijah
    Moses
    Paul
    Peter

  10. What queen 'painted her eyes and adorned her head' before she was throw from a tower?

    11. Jezebel
    Esther
    Rahab
    Athaliah

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