A) He fought against Lot. B) He offered sacrifices. C) He took Sarah into his household. D) He built an altar.
A) He sent a plague. B) He closed the wombs of the women. C) He cursed them. D) He turned them to stone.
A) He imprisoned Abraham. B) He kept her as a servant. C) He declared war on Abraham. D) He returned her and rebuked Abraham.
A) They rebelled against him. B) They remained neutral. C) They sought help from Israel. D) They supported him initially.
A) The importance of loyalty. B) The need for strong leadership. C) The power of forgiveness. D) The consequences of ambition and betrayal.
A) He died of illness. B) He fell in battle. C) He was stabbed by one of his brothers. D) A woman dropped a millstone on him.
A) Desire for wealth. B) Desire for power. C) Desire for peace. D) Desire for fame.
A) He was the first king of Israel. B) It lasted a very short time. C) His reign was marked by violence. D) It was peaceful and prosperous.
A) All but one B) None C) Half of them D) Only his eldest brother
A) Elimelek. B) Abimelech (or Ahimelech). C) Abimilki. D) Achish.
A) Three years B) Five years C) One year D) Ten years
A) Achish. B) Abimelech of Gath. C) Abimelech of Gerar. D) Elimelek.
A) Nephew B) Son C) Brother D) Cousin
A) Gerar B) Thebez C) Shechem D) Jerusalem
A) 16th to 18th centuries. B) 17th to 19th centuries. C) 15th to 17th centuries. D) 18th to 20th centuries.
A) Father of a king B) My father is owner C) My father is king D) King of kings
A) Elimelek. B) Abimelech. C) Ahimelech. D) Achish.
A) Judges B) Genesis C) Numbers D) Exodus
A) Ahimelech. B) Achish. C) Abimilki. D) Abimelech. |