Who restored Paul’s sight after the Lord blinded him?

He was let down from the city walls in a basket 

 An earthquake created the means of escape

How did Paul escape Damascus when the Jews were trying to kill him?

What was the total number of the children of Israel that went down to Egypt? 

What were Solomon’s other names?

What king was on the throne of Judah when he was only eight years old?

 How many human couples entered Noah's ark?

What was the name of the city founded by Cain after he left God's presence?

 Who was reigning in Judah when Nebuchadnezzar besieged Jerusalem?

The Bible is divided into Old and New Testaments, a separation of the books written before and after Jesus Christ. The Old Testament is made up of 39 books and runs from Genesis to Malachi. The New Testament is made up of 27 books and runs from Matthew to Revelation.

 3 parts: Pentateuch, historical books and Gospels

3 parts: Old Testament, Psalms and New Testament

 2 parts: Old Testament and New Testament

The Bible is divided into

The largest chapter is Isaiah 66 and the smallest chapter is Psalm 2.

The largest is Psalm 119 and the smallest is Philemon 1

The largest is Psalm 150 and the smallest is Jude 1

 The largest chapter is Lamentations 3 and the smallest 2 John

Which is the longest and shortest chapter in the Bible?

What is the longest verse in the Bible?

 He walked on water and also made Peter walk

Multiplied loaves, and fishes for a crowd of people

 He healed blind Bartimaeus on the side of the road

Turned water into wine at a wedding feast

What was Jesus' first miracle?

True Or False:  Paul was taken to Areopagus in Athens to speak about Jesus Christ?

When Saul conquered the Amalekites, what person did he keep as a prisoner instead of killing like God said to?

Choose All: Which books of the Bible record all the kings?

True or False: John the Baptist wore clothes made of goat hair.

What problem did Bartimaeus have that Jesus fixed?

What city does Zephaniah say will be forsaken?

What does the Lord encourage the prisoners of?

a carving in wood or stone that some people worship