A) Noah B) Abel C) Enoch D) Seth
A) Numbers B) Genesis C) Exodus D) Leviticus
A) A shield B) A curse C) A crown D) A mark
A) Land of Cush B) Land of Midian C) Land of Canaan D) Land of Nod
A) Adam B) Enoch C) Seth D) Noah
A) Enoch B) Methuselah C) Cain II D) Seth
A) He ignored it B) He rejected it C) He blessed it D) He accepted it
A) Peace B) Wisdom C) Violence D) Strength
A) I am guilty B) I did not mean to C) Am I my brother's keeper? D) Forgive me
A) Farmer B) Shepherd C) Potter D) Hunter
A) God favored Abel's offering over his own B) God cursed him directly C) Abel took more land from him D) God did not speak to him
A) Enoch B) Mehujael C) Irad D) Lamech
A) An indication of divine disfavor. B) A sign of his cursed lineage. C) A symbol of his guilt and shame. D) A protection so that no one could enact vengeance on him.
A) A reed (qaneh). B) Fruits from an orchard. C) Water from a well. D) Firewood.
A) Mars. B) The moon. C) The sun. D) Venus.
A) Jerome. B) Tertullian. C) Augustine. D) Origen.
A) John the Baptist. B) The angelic soteriological figure Hibil Ziwa. C) Elijah. D) Moses.
A) A vision of Abel's death. B) A crow searching in the ground. C) An angel with a message. D) A storm to cleanse his soul.
A) Talons. B) Fur. C) Wings. D) A horn.
A) 30 years old. B) 25 years old. C) 15 years old. D) 20 years old.
A) Alfred de Musset B) Victor Hugo C) Charles Baudelaire D) Gérard de Nerval
A) Slayer B) Metallica C) Iron Maiden D) Avenged Sevenfold
A) The X-Files B) Buffy the Vampire Slayer C) Charmed D) Supernatural
A) A type of plant. B) A celestial body. C) An ancient city. D) The verb 'kana', meaning 'to get'.
A) A desire to marry their own sisters. B) A quest to find a lost sister. C) An ambition to rule over women. D) A desire for the most beautiful woman, Aclima.
A) Jericho. B) Eridu. C) Babylon. D) Nineveh.
A) The Eagles B) Travis Tritt C) Alabama D) 4 Runner
A) Solomon. B) David. C) Yaldabaoth. D) Moses.
A) Qabil. B) Hawwa. C) Adam. D) Iblis.
A) Compassion and leadership. B) Creation and innovation. C) Wisdom and peace. D) Mastery, power, and sin.
A) Dungeons & Dragons B) Pathfinder C) Vampire: the Masquerade D) World of Warcraft
A) Mary Shelley B) John Keats C) Lord Byron D) Percy Bysshe Shelley
A) Beowulf B) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight C) Piers Plowman D) The Canterbury Tales
A) Scholars and philosophers. B) Tent-dwelling pastoralists, lyre and pipe players, and bronze and iron smiths. C) Fishermen and sailors. D) Merchants and traders. |