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  1. What god of the Ammonites require sacrifices of human children to be burned in fires?

    2. Baal
    Marduk
    Moloch
    Rephen

  2. What fish god of the Philistines was found broken when housed with the ark of the Covenant?

    3. Baal
    Dagon
    Ashtoreth
    Zeus

  3. The alter to what god did Paul mention in his speech at Athens?

    4. The chief god Jupiter
    The god of the city Athena
    The god of the sea Poseidon
    The unknown god

  4. Priests of what god did Elijah battle on Mt. Carmel?

    5. Baal
    Moloch
    Chemosh
    Dagon

  5. What healed leper ask for forgiveness when he bowed before the god Rimmon?

    6. Naaman
    Gehazi
    Uzziah
    Jabel

  6. What goddess had a temple in Ephesus that the locals made money from?

    7. Hera
    Demeter
    Artemis
    Venus

  7. What Greek god was Paul mistaken for in Lystra?

    8. Hermes
    Zeus
    Aries
    Hades

  8. What goddess of Cannan temple was the armor of Saul placed in after his death?

    9. Zemal
    Shiva
    Hestia
    Ashtaroth

  9. Who was killed for his pride when a crowd said he had the "voice of a god and not of a man"?

    10. Nebuchadnezzar
    Ahab
    Herod
    Sideon

  10. What king of Assyria was killed was when worshiping in the house of Nisroch his god?

    11. Sennacherib
    Alexander
    Nebo
    Eglon

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