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  1. Who killed 1,000 men with the with the jawbone of a donkey?

    2. David
    Jonathan
    Nimrod
    Samson

  2. Who caught 153 fish in one casting of a net?

    3. Peter
    Jonah
    Paul
    Joseph

  3. Who was shipwreck along with 276 persons?

    4. Jonah
    Paul
    Elijah
    Peter

  4. Who 5 times received from the Jews 39 lashes?

    5. Jesus
    Elisha
    Peter
    Paul

  5. Who healed a man by the Bethesda Pool that had been ill for 38 years?

    6. Jesus
    Peter
    Moses
    Elisha

  6. Who had 40 sons and 30 grandsons who rode on 70 donkeys; and he judged Israel 8 years?

    7. Samson
    Abdon
    Gideon
    Jair

  7. Of what animals did Jesus say was sold "5 for 2 cents"?

    8. Pigs
    Dogs
    Sparrows
    Mice

  8. In what city were magic books burned that cost 50,000 pieces of silver?

    9. Jerusalem
    Corinth
    Rome
    Ephesus

  9. Who turned water from 6 stone waterpots containing 20 or 30 gallons each into wine?

    10. Jeremiah
    Elijah
    Jesus
    Paul

  10. What happened on the 17th day in the 2nd month of the 600 year of Noah's life?

    11. The flood began
    The rain stopped
    Noah left the ark
    Noah got drunk

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