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  1. How long did darkness overtake the land on the day of Jesus crucifixion?

    2. From the third hour to the fifth hour
    From the sixth hour till the ninth
    From the second hour till the tenth hour
    For less than an hour

  2. At what hour did the fever leave the official's son, the same hour he had met with Jesus?

    3. Sixth
    Seventh
    Eighth
    Tenth

  3. In Revelation, what causes silence in heaven for about half an hour?

    4. The women are removed
    The beast is revealed
    The seventh seal is broken
    The rapture starts

  4. How long did the Egyptian weep for Joseph's father Israel?

    5. 40 days and nights
    Thirty-five days
    Seventy days
    One year

  5. In the parable of the Pharisee and tax collector, how often did the Pharisee say he fasted?

    6. Twice a week
    Every month
    On the Seventh day, the Sabbath
    Each and every year

  6. How long was Jonah in the belly of the Sea Monster?

    7. Two Weeks
    Three days and nights
    A day and a half
    A long hour

  7. How long was Noah in the ark?

    8. Forty Days and Nights
    Over a year
    Ninety days
    Seven Seasons

  8. How long did Israel wander in the wilderness?

    9. Three and a half years
    Forty Years
    12 years one for each tribe
    Four score and seven years

  9. Who lived nine hundred and sixty-nine years?

    10. Moses
    Lamach
    Methuselah
    Kenan

  10. To what is compared to a vapor that appears for a little while and then vanishes away?

    11. Kingdoms of the earth
    Our lives
    The pleasure of sin
    The time of the wicked

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