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Down And Distance


Down & Distance


  1. Who asked permission from Pharaoh to take his people on a three-day journey into the wilderness?

  2. Jacob
    Joseph
    Moses
    Abram

  3. What parable begins with the word, "A man was going down from Jerusalem to Jericho,"?

  4. The parable of the talents
    The Good Samaritan
    The parable of the rich man and Lazarus
    The parable of the journey from Jerusalem to Jericho

  5. What village was about 7 miles (or threescore furlongs) from Jerusalem?

  6. Bethany
    Emmaus
    Nain
    Cana

  7. What village was about two miles ( or about fifteen furlongs ) from Jerusalem?

  8. Bethany
    Emmaus
    Nain
    Cana

  9. Who went "down to Egypt to sojourn there, for the famine was severe in the land."? 

  10. Joseph and Mary
    Joseph
    Moses
    Abraham

  11. About how far out were the apostles on the lake when Jesus came walking toward them?

  12. A few yards
    A hundred feet
    Three or Four miles
    In sight of the land

  13. Whose brothers began plotting his death when they saw him from a distance?

  14. Joseph
    Absalom
    Essau
    Gideon

  15. Whose sister "stood at a distance" to learn of his fate?

  16. Jesus
    Moses
    Paul
    Cain

  17. Whose downward countenance was a signal to God that sin was crouching at his door?

  18. Cain
    Ahab
    Jacob
    Herod

  19. In the book of Revelation, what measured 144 cubits according to human measurements, which are also angelic measurements?

  20. The wall around Jerusalem
    The angel's staff
    The beasts tale
    The road to destruction

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