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Quiz Number 26

Who/what was "Nehustan"?

Choose an answer A king of Assyria Moses' brasen serpent One of the temple pillars The cupbearer to Darius

What are "neesings"?

Choose an answer Leg coverings A horse's "neigh" Sneezes/snorts Ornamental knops

What is a "tabret"?

Choose an answer Musical instrument Writing tablet Eastern head apparel Small venomous snake

"Zoan" was used in the book of Isaiah as a synonym for what nation?

Choose an answer Assyria Syria Egypt Babylon

What does "to poll" mean?

Choose an answer To take a count To play or tease To use much force To shave or cut hair

"Bolled" is an archaic word found in the King James translation of the Bible. Its meaning is...

Choose an answer Budded/bloomed Cried out Well cooked Hard fought

Which of the following words can be translated as "the grave"?

Choose an answer Sheol Tophet Belial All the above

Why did the children of Israel call the bread from heaven "manna"?

Choose an answer It resembled frost It tasted like quail They thought it was dew They knew not what it was

What were the "Nethinims"?

Choose an answer Giants in the earth Assistants to the priests Small household idols Another name for Cushites

What were "Moloch" and "Chiun"?

Choose an answer Priests Idols Cities Kings

"Ariel" is a name found in Isaiah 29. To whom or what does it refer?

Choose an answer Jerusalem King of Assyria Egypt King of Judah

Who/what was "Tammuz"?

Choose an answer A brasen serpent A prophetess of Samaria A heathen idol The daughter of Achish

This word has been rendered in the Old Testament literally, as if a proper name, but actually means "worthlessness" or "evil".

Choose an answer Satan Belial Nabal Raca

What was a "molten sea"?

Choose an answer The Great Sea The Dead Sea The sea of Tiberias A large metal basin

What are "brigadines"?

Choose an answer War boats Dungeons Generals Armor

"Bruit" is an archaic word found in the King James translation of the Bible. Its meaning is...

Choose an answer Rumor/news With force Ox Head piece

An "omer" is what fraction of an "ephah"?

Choose an answer A fourth A fifth A seventh A tenth

A Hebrew who took a vow of separation unto the LORD by abstaining from alcohol and by not shaving his hair was known as a...

Choose an answer Nazarene Nazarite Kohathite Levite

What was "Dagon" of the Philistines?

Choose an answer A city A god A queen A king

In the Bible, what is an "ensign"?

Choose an answer A brave soldier An enlistment (draft) A sign or banner All the above

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