1. Saul
   David
2. Benjamin
   Joseph

Goliath was a giant Philistine who hoped to end the constant conflict between the Israelites and Philistines in a one-on-one fight. Despite being less armed and smaller than Goliath, David won using a slingshot. He then cut off Goliath's head and brought it to Jerusalem.

1. Sarah
   Rebecca
2. Job
   Jesus

Jesus died on the cross and was resurrected 3 days later. He was the son of god.

1. Babel
   Armenia
2. Baal-hazor
   Sodom

God decided to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah, two cities which he found sinful. He destroyed the cities with fire and brimstone, killing almost all of their inhabitants.

1. Jesus
   Lot's wife
2. Gideon
   Cain

When God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, he let Lot's family escape on the condition that none of them look back while they fled. Lot's wife looked back and was transformed into a pillar of salt.

1. Illness
   Poverty
2. Impotence
   Eaten by wolves

King Jehoram was a cruel king who had all of his brothers murdered so there was no competition for his throne. God dealt with him by giving him a painful bowel disease which ended with his bowels bursting out of his body.

1. Solomon
   Jehu
2. Peter
   Goliath

Jehu gathered all of the followers of Baal under the pretense of leading a sacrifice to their god. When they gathered, he had his men kill them all.

1. Struck by lightning
   Old age
2. In battle
   Killed by his wife

Ahab, King of Israel, was killed in battle when an arrow struck him in the gap between his breastplate and shoulder armor, and dogs lapped up his blood. His death and the death of his wife Jezebel had been foreseen by the prophet Elijah 3 years before.

1. Delilah
   Adam
2. Mary
   Jezebel

The evil queen Jezebel outlived her husband, only to be thrown out the window by her servants. When they went to collect her body for burial, dogs had eaten everything but her skull, hands, and feet.

1. Jacob
   Asher
2. Jesus
   Absalom

Absalom was King David's conniving son, who tried to betray him and take the throne. When running away from battle his long hair got caught in a tree, and he was stabbed until dead.

1. Priscilla
   Mary Magdalene
2. Jael
   Sarah

After fleeing battle and trying to seek shelter in the tent of Jael, General Sisera met his death. She used a hammer to drive a tent peg through his head.

1. Delilah
   Satan
2. King David
   Samson

While everyone knows the story of Delilah cutting Samson's hair, the source of his strength, while he slept and leaving him defenseless, not as many people know what happened to him after. He was taken prisoner by the Phillistines and one day, after they took him out of prison to mock him, he prayed to god for strength one last time and knocked down the support pillars of the building they were in, crushing his captors and himself.

1. Plague
   Lions
2. Drought
   Famine

In 2 Kings 17.25 and 17.26, god sicks lions on people to eat them. This is because they do not fear him or "know not the manner of the God of the land."

1. A bone
   A rock
2. A knife
   Prayer

Before Delilah cut his hair, which was the source of his strength, Samson was an Israelite hero known for his great feats of strength. One of these was killing 1,000 men using only a donkey's jawbone.

1. They worshipped Baal.
   They were thieves.
2. They were rapists.
   They mocked him.

In order to prove that his god was better than Baal, Elijah suggested a prayer contest and 450 prophets of Baal met him on a mountaintop. After succeeding in having his god light an animal sacrifice on fire through prayer while the prophets could not, Elijah ordered that spectators murder all of the prophets.

1. The rich
   The King of Israel
2. The elderly
   Babies

When the citizens of Samaria ran out of food, parents began to eat their own children and even made agreements with each other to eat each other's babies in a certain order. Some mothers would eat the babies of their neighbors and then back out of the agreement by hiding their own the next day.

1. Murder
   Incest
2. Worshipping false idols
   Accepting claims that he was God

King of Juda Herod Agrippa had an ego so large that when his people claimed he was the voice of God, he agreed. For this, an angel struck him down and he was eaten alive by worms.

1. Eglon
   Jacob
2. Asher
   Cain

King of Eglon was known as a glutton and suppressor of the people of Israel. He was killed by judge Ehud, who claimed to have a message from god for Eglon and then stabbed him in the stomach.

1. Abimelech
   King Solomon
2. Gideon
   Jael

Abimelech killed dozens of his siblings and waged war on entire towns in order to try to take and keep power. He died in battle, when a woman on top of a wall threw a stone at his head.

1. No one knows
   Murder
2. Theft
   Disobeying his mother

No one knows exactly what Er did to earn god's wrath. In Genesis 38:7 it simply says that he was "wicked in the sight of the lord; and the lord slew him."

1. Canaan
   Egypt
2. Israel
   Jordan

God swept several plagues over Egypt. One was the death of the firstborn children of all Egyptian families.

1. Moses
   Jesus
2. Aaron
   Isaac

After Moses returned from 40 days atop the mountain in Exodus 32: 26-28, he found his people dancing naked and worshipping a golden calf. In response, he ordered every man on the lord's side to prove it by killing their neighbors, family, and friends. It's said that on this day about 3,000 people died.

1. Aaron
   Adam
2. Perez
   Noah

Aaron's sons, Abihu and Nadab, were burned to death by God after offering him "strange fire." Then Aaron was forbidden from mourning his sons' deaths, for he would also be killed if he did.

1. David was sleeping with his wife.
   Uriah displeased god.
2. Uriah insulted him.
   Uriah was a Philistine.

David was sleeping with Uriah's wife, Bathsheba. When she became pregnant, David sent her husband to the front lines of battle, so that he would die, and he did.

1. Israel
   Persia
2. Sinai
   Ethiopia

In 2 Chronicles 14.9 Zerah the Ethiopian leads a million man army against King Asa of Judah, who had God's favor. When King Asa prayed to the lord for help, he smote the entire army and destroyed them.

1. Job's family
   Eve
2. Isaac
   Lot's wife

In order to prove to Satan that Job was genuinely devoted to god, and not just in favor of him because his life was going well, God destroyed his life. This included killing his family and slaves.

1. Delilah
   Judith
2. Mary Magdalene
   Jael

Judith was a beautiful pious widow who prayed to God for help defeating her enemies. God granted her beauty, which she used to seduce and murder an Assyrian general. She partied with him and then cut off his head while he slept.

1. To punish David
   It was Satan's child
2. To teach David a lesson
   God and Satan made a bet

David had Uriah killed after he impregnated his wife, Bathsheba, which displeased God. In order to punish David, God made their newborn baby very sick for a week and finally killed it.

1. Mary Magdalene
   Jephthah
2. Moses
   Samson

Jephthah promised God that he would offer him a burned sacrifice of whatever greeted him when he returned home if he helped him slaughter the Ammonites. Jephthah went on to destroy 20 cities only to return home and be greeted by his daughter, who he had to burn to death.

1. They were too tall.
   The children didn't behave.
2. Achan displeased God.
   Achan was an adulterer.

Achan displeased God by taking trinkets from Jericho during a massacre, so God ordered that he be destroyed. All of Israel then stoned Achan and his family, and after that set them on fire.

1. Elves
   Giants
2. Vampires
   Fairies

In Deuteronomy, a race of giants called the Zamzummims is referred to by God. God says he killed all of them.

1. Samuel
   Jael
2. Jesus
   Joseph

Samuel said that the lord ordered that all Amalekites be killed, but Saul broke that commandment by leaving their king Agag alive. Samuel completed it by hacking Agag to pieces.

1. Lightning
   Bears
2. Fire
   Illness

The prophet Elisha cursed a group of children who mocked him for being bald. After he did this, two bears came out of the woods and ripped the children apart.

1. Goliath
   Jesus
2. Jezebel
   Jehu

Jehu killed one of Ahab's sons and his wife and was set on killing the rest of his family. The rulers of Jezreel were so intimidated by Jehu that when he demanded that all 70 of the king's son's heads be brought to him in baskets, they complied.

1. He was cruel.
   He was an adulterer.
2. He was greedy.
   He encouraged idol worship.

King Jeroboam of the Israelites made golden calves and encouraged people to make sacrifices to them. This angered God so much that he killed Jeroboam and his entire family.