1. 1
   3
2. 6
   8

In Genesis, God creates the world in 6 days. On the 7th day, he rests.

1. Jacob
   Solomon
2. Rachel
   Daniel

After being condemned to death in Babylon, Daniel is thrown into a pit of lions. He lives and says that God closed the mouths of the lions to protect him.

1. 1 week
   1 year
2. 40 years
   5 generations

Due to the lack of faith in God of the Hebrews, they wandered in the desert for 40 years. During this time, Moses wrote the first books of the Bible.

1. A gold cup
   The Torah
2. A coat of many colors
   The gift of fire

Joseph was the favorite son of Jacob, who gave him a coat of many colors. Jacob's favoritism made his other sons resent Joseph, who they sold into slavery in Egypt.

1. Stardust
   The dust of the earth
2. Dead animals
   Rain

In Genesis 2:7, it says that God made the first man, Adam, out of the dust of the earth. Then he breathed the breath of life into him.

1. Amos
   Baruch
2. Ahab
   Solomon

Bathsheba was the wife of David, King of Israel. She gave birth to both Solomon and Nathan.

1. Rebecca
   Jezebel
2. Lillith
   Eve

First, God made Adam out of the dust of the earth. He then made Eve out of his rib, to be his companion.

1. You shall have no other gods before Me.
   Honor your father and your mother.
2. You shall not covet.
   You shall not harm another.

The Ten Commandments cover specific acts of harm but do not forbid general harm. It directly forbids murder, however.

1. Twins
   Brothers
2. Sisters
   Monsters

Adam and Eve gave birth to Cain and Abel. Cain was the first and Abel the younger child.

1. King of Israel
   King of Judah
2. Preist
   Prophet

Ezekiel is one of the major prophets of the bible. He was taken into captivity in Babylon and known for his visions.

1. Cain
   Eve
2. Satan
   David

Cain and Abel were the sons of Adam and Eve. Cain killed Abel out of jealousy and anger after God favored his brother's offering over his.

1. Volcanic eruption
   Flood
2. Earthquake
   Hurricane

God warned Noah that there would be a great flood to cleanse the world. He told him to build an ark to prepare.

1. Hours
   Years
2. Weeks
   Decades

Noah did not build his massive ark overnight. God warned him far in advance of the flood, and it took him years to build it.

1. He picked his favorites
   Those which pleased God were allowed
2. A pair of each kind was brought
   Whichever got there first got on

God ordered that a pair of each type of animal would be brought on the ark. This was so that they could repopulate after the flood.

1. To cleanse it of evil
   To fulfill a prophecy
2. He does it every 20 years
   To get the ark

God flooded the earth for 40 days to cleanse it of evil. He wanted Noah, his family and the chosen animal pairs to restart society.

1. Jacob
   Ethan
2. Isaac
   Solomon

God tested Abraham's loyalty by asking him to sacrifice his son Isaac. Abraham was about to do it when an angel came down and stopped him, telling him he had passed God's test.

1. Amar
   Israel
2. Sodom
   Babylon

God rained fire on these two cities to punish them for the evil things their residents were doing. He destroyed them entirely.

1. Lot
   Solomon
2. Jehu
   Peter

God considered Lot to be the one man worth saving in the city of Sodom. His angel led Lot and his family to safety from destruction, on the condition that they never looked back.

1. Yes
2. No

Jacob had at least 12 sons and 1 daughter. He and his first wife, Leah, had Dinah.

1. David
   Joseph
2. Jacob
   Zimri

Due to sibling rivalry, Joseph, a son of Jacob and Rachel, was sold into slavery by his jealous brothers. They meant for him to be a slave in Egypt.

1. Abraham
   Solomon
2. Benjamin
   Samson

Abraham is considered the patriarch of the Israelites. It is with him that God establishes his covenant.

1. Moses
   Benjamin
2. Noah
   Cain

Moses was rescued from the Nile as a baby and became the savior of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt. He is the only man in the Bible who knew God face to face.

1. Jacob
   David
2. Joseph
   Job

David was the founder of Jerusalem. He was a politically shrewd king.

1. Jacob
   Saul
2. Omri
   Ahab

Jacob had 12 sons and 1 daughter. These sons were Joseph, Judah, Benjamin, Levi, Reuben, Simeon, Asher, Zebulun, Naphtali, Issachar, Dan, and Gad.

1. Benjamin
   Saul
2. Solomon
   Moses

Saul was Israel's first king. He was chosen by God, but lost his divine right to rule by displeasing god.

1. Clay
   Cows
2. Baal
   Solomon

Israel often came under fire from God and others in the Old Testament for turning away from God and instead worshipping the pagan deity Baal. Historically, this can apply to a number of pagan gods of the time.

1. Judah
   Assyria
2. Babylon
   Mesopotamia

Israel became the Northern Kingdom of Israel and Southern Kingdom of Judah. Jerusalem was within Judah.

1. He kills him.
   He curses him.
2. He makes him immensely powerful.
   He makes him immortal.

King Solomon of Israel requested wisdom from God. In response, God granted him immense knowledge which he used to lead Israel to its height of wealth and power.

1. Ahab
   Solomon
2. Saul
   Jehu

Ahab and Jezebel are considered the most wicked of Israel's rulers. It was prophesied that after their deaths, dogs would lick up their blood.

1. To test his faithfulness
   To punish him for wrongdoing
2. To get back at Satan
   Because of a family curse

God and Satan do a cosmic experiment to see how faithful a content man will remain to God once all of the sources of his contentment are destroyed. Poor Job gets caught in the crossfire, but does stay faithful to God.

1. Mother
   Wife
2. Brother
   Dragon

Moses' brother Aaron went with him to demand that the Pharaoh free the Jews from slavery. Aaron was the first high priest of Israel.

1. Uriah worshipped false idols
   Uriah betrayed Israel.
2. David wanted his wife.
   He and David were old enemies.

Uriah was married to Bathsheba, who David wanted as his own. He slept with her and then sent Uriah to be killed in battle.

1. Cain
   Benjamin
2. Joseph
   Elijah

Benjamin was born to Jacob and Rachel. He was the youngest of Jacob's 12 sons.

1. Belshazzar
   Daniel
2. Abel
   Cyrus the Great

Daniel was captured by King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon. He became the chief advisor of the king largely due to his ability to interpret dreams and later became a King of Babylon.

1. Eve
   Bathsheba
2. Esther
   Rachel

Rachel was Jacob's favorite wife, whom he worked for 7 years to marry. She died giving birth to Benjamin.