1. Adam
   Aaron
2. Eric
   James

Adam was the first man identified in the Bible as being an inhabitant of the Garden of Eden. Later, the first woman — Eve — joined him. The two managed pretty quickly to disobey the rules set forth for them.

1. Jerusalem
   Montego Bay
2. Garden of Eden
   Verity Vineyard

The Garden of Eden is described in the Bible as being a beautiful place where all varieties of trees and wildlife were placed for Adam's enjoyment. Some experts believe that the Garden of Eden sat in what is modern-day Iraq or Armenia.

1. Paul
   David
2. John
   Jesus

David's story is truly a tale of starting from the bottom and growing to be the most powerful leader – a king – during his lifetime. David was just a boy when he slayed Goliath using a slingshot and a stone.

1. 4
   1
2. 2
   3

The Bible tells us that Noah took two of every kind of animal aboard the ark. The thought, certainly, would be that two of each would allow the Earth to repopulate after the flood that they were able to escape.

1. Ten Ideas
   Ten Commandments
2. Ten Suggestions
   Ten Principles

Though we've often treated God's 10 laws as ideas or suggestions over the years, they were, in fact, commandments that the Israelites were commanded to live by. Like us, they failed at this more times than we can count.

1. A manger
   A hospital
2. A bunker
   A castle

Given His lineage, you would expect someone who would later be called the King of the Jews to be born in a more opulent setting than a manger, but that's exactly what happened. There was no room for Mary and Joseph in the inn, so they had to settle for the area where the livestock were.

1. An angel
   A fire
2. A rainbow
   A cyclone

God used the sign of a rainbow in the sky to help remind people that he would never again flood the Earth as He had when Noah built the ark. That flood lasted for 40 days, during which time Noah and his family were safe aboard the ark.

1. The disciples
   Miriam
2. Pharaoh's daughter
   Mary's sister

It was the Pharaoh's daughter who found baby Moses in the basket at the water's edge. She decided to take him in and care for him (with Moses' own mother's help) — a fortuitous decision for the Israelites later in life.

1. Adam and Eve
   Mary and Joseph
2. Ruth and Boaz
   David and Bathsheba

Joseph and Mary were selected to be Jesus' earthly parents, with Mary tasked with the job of carrying the Son of God in her womb. Joseph, for his part, taught Jesus the carpentry business as he grew up.

1. Virtue
   Wisdom
2. Riches
   Patience

Solomon prayed to God for wisdom, specifically to be able to recognize the difference between good and evil, which pleased God and He granted. Solomon is considered to have been one of the wisest people to ever live.

1. Dust
   Wine
2. Soda
   Blood

The first recorded miracle in the Bible that Jesus performed was turning water into wine at a wedding. Most Bible scholars agree this is not the same type of wine we find on store shelves today.

1. Zaccheus
   John the Baptist
2. Peter
   Paul

John the Baptist, also the first cousin of Jesus, was tasked with the responsibility of baptizing the Son of God. After at first declining, he eventually relented and performed Jesus' baptism in the Jordan River.

1. Paul
   Judas
2. Thomas
   Simon

Judas is remembered for little else in the Bible, except the role he played in betraying Jesus which led to His crucifixion. At the end of everything, Judas netted only 30 pieces of silver for his betrayal.

1. Psalms
   Matthew
2. John
   Revelation

While a majority of the Bible looks back on the earthly ministry of Jesus and various other notable figures of the time, Revelation actually looks forward, explaining what will happen in the end times.

1. World
   Church
2. United States
   Believers

John 3:16 tells us that God so loved the WORLD that he sent his Son to die for our sins. The Bible uses that word to convey the entire world, not just certain countries or certain types of people.

1. He was thrown into jail.
   He was killed by his brothers.
2. He was swallowed by a whale.
   He was banished to the desert.

Sometimes God uses unusual circumstances to get our attention. That was certainly true for Jonah, who spent three days and three nights in the belly of a whale. This gave him plenty of time to think about his disobedience.

1. 25
   7
2. 14
   40

Jesus' 40 days of fasting also corresponded to His 40 days spent in the desert. While He was there, He endured numerous temptations — without wavering — from Satan, who eventually gave up.

1. Five loaves and two fish
   Manna and butter
2. Two steaks and baked potatoes
   Locusts and a jar of honey

You could call it a miracle: feeding 5,000 people with an ever-replenishing meal of five loaves and two fish. It's an illustration in the Bible of how God will provide even when it seems unlikely He can.

1. Moses
   Daniel
2. Jonathan
   Noah

Most people wouldn't fare well being thrown into a lion's den. Daniel had divine protection, though, when the mouth of the lion was shut up by God himself. Daniel endured the den and emerged unscathed.

1. The birds of the air and fish of the sky
   The water and the dry ground
2. The heavens and the earth
   The light and the darkness

It took God only a few days to pull all of creation together, but He had to start somewhere. The first day, the Bible tells us, was spent creating the heavens and the earth, which He would later populate with a variety of other things.

1. Moses
   Noah
2. David
   Jonathan

Moses collected the Ten Commandments, written on stone tablets, from the top of Mount Sinai. He also probably broke them, in anger, when he descended from the mountain and saw what the Israelites had been doing in his absence. Oops.

1. A slap
   A handshake
2. A kiss
   A point

Lots of gestures could have been used to signify Judas' betrayal of Jesus, but perhaps none was so intimate as a kiss. A kiss is typically reserved for those you love and admire.

1. No relation
   Brothers
2. Father and son
   Cousins

Cain and Abel were the children of the first man and woman, Adam and Eve. Their relationship deteriorated into murder when Cain killed Abel. Adam and Eve later had another son whom Eve considered a replacement for the child they lost.

1. Sunshine
   Bread
2. Responsibilities
   Meat

The Lord's Prayer appears in Matthew 6, offering advice on how to pray. The prayer asks for "daily bread," as well as forgiveness of our debts and to not be led into temptation.

1. Salvation
   Money
2. A child
   A home

Abraham and Sarah desperately wanted children but were getting on in years. Despite that, God promised to make Abraham the father of many nations; a promise kept when Isaac was born.

1. Romans
   Genesis
2. Psalms
   Matthew

The Book of Psalms is a collection of songs and psalms, the majority of which are believed to have been written by David. That definitely fits with David's hobbies, which included being a musician and writing poetry.

1. End
   Jesus
2. Forever
   Amen

The last sentence in the final verse of the Bible concludes with the word "Amen." The word "Amen" means "so be it," an affirmation of everything said just prior to it being uttered.

1. The Torah
   The Gospels
2. The Epistles
   The Pentateuch

The first four books of the New Testament — Matthew, Mark, Luke and John — are known collectively as "the Gospels." These books tell stories of Jesus in similar, but slightly different, ways.

1. Two
   Six
2. Three
   Nine

The Bible tells us that God manufactured all of Creation in just six days. The Bible is quite specific about this, too, because it also tells us that He rested on the seventh day.

1. Because of the blood
   Because of the flood
2. Because of the plague
   Because of the sun

There was rain coming — enough, in fact, to flood the surface of the Earth. This, along with God's command, prompted Noah to build an ark big enough to protect his family and the animals they took onboard.

1. Nebuchadnezzar
   Jesus
2. Gabriel
   David

Nebuchadnezzar was a bad dude, opting to throw Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego into the fire in an attempt, he thought, to kill them. What he never expected to find was a fourth figure in the fire, Jesus, and for the three Hebrew men to emerge unscathed.

1. Two
   Three
2. Five
   Eight

Out of the Bible's 66 books, only two bear the name of a woman: Ruth and Esther. It's believed that Samuel wrote the Book of Ruth, while the Book of Esther is sometimes attributed to her cousin, Mordecai.

1. Adam
   Abraham
2. Methuselah
   Moses

Methuselah is well-known to be the oldest man — 969 years old — cited in the Bible. What's unusual is that little else is mentioned about him, and his death in the Bible is brief, saying only, "... and he died."

1. Six sons and six daughters
   A coat of many colors
2. Multiple bags of money
   Several household servants

Joseph's coat of many colors, given to him by his father, Jacob, was a source of contention for his brothers. They saw the coat as favoritism by their father and a sign that Joseph would be the family leader, which they didn't appreciate.

1. Her husband let her know.
   An angel came and told her.
2. She took a pregnancy test.
   She didn't know until she delivered.

Mary found out she would carry the Son of God in a vision from an angel. Think of it as a Godly pregnancy test. An angel later appeared to Joseph to explain the matter to him as well.

1. Solomon
   Paul
2. Sam
   Peter

Saul becoming Paul is a Biblical example of how we change once we become followers of Christ. With a new outlook on life, Saul left behind his old ways, and his old name, and became Paul.

1. His jewelry
   His hair
2. His arms
   His wisdom

Samson's strength, according to the Bible, was in his long, flowing locks. Delilah took note of this and, while Samson slept, had his hair cut off. This resulted in Samson losing his strength and being enslaved by his enemies.

1. Going without food or water
   Getting lost in the desert
2. Following Christ as a disciple
   Sacrificing his only son

Abraham very nearly sacrificed his own son, Isaac, the one he had been promised for many years at the instruction of God. God ultimately provided a ram, and Abraham's obedience was shown to be true.

1. Teaching
   Carpentry
2. Electrical
   Fishing

Joseph's given trade was as a carpenter, a skill he taught Jesus during his childhood and teenage years. Jesus took up the family business until his Earthly ministry started at around age 30.

1. Six
   Three
2. Two
   One

The Bible tells us that two people were crucified with Jesus: one on His left and one on His right. Both were considered to be thieves, and one of the two asked Jesus to remember him when He got to Heaven.