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1. Old Testament Scripture from the NKJV quotes God proclaiming: "Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth." In what book do you find this quote?
2. According to Exodus 7:21, one of the ten plagues unleashed on Egypt killed all the fish in the Nile River and the water stank. What plague caused such devastation?
3. What king, noted for his wisdom, often spoke about, animals, birds, "creeping things" and fish, as per 1 Kings 4:32-34 in the NKJV?
4. One of the gates into Jerusalem was called the Fish Gate.
5. Luke 11:11 in the NKJV contains the following quote: "If a son asks for bread from any father among you, will he give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will he give him a serpent instead of a fish?" Who made the statement?
6. Matthew 17:24-27 tells of Jesus commanding one of the original Twelve Disciples to go to the sea, cast in a hook and then take the first fish caught and remove a coin from its mouth to pay the temple tax. Who was the disciple who was instructed by Jesus to catch a fish to pay the temple tax?
7. A "multitude" was fed by Jesus with only seven loaves of bread and "a few small fish", as per Mark 8:1-10 and Matthew 15:32-39 in the NKJV. How many men were fed?
8. According to John 6:1-14, Jesus fed a second multitude with five loaves and some fish provided by an unnamed boy. How many fish were used by Jesus to feed the multitude?
9. Going strictly by New Testament Scripture, four of the original Twelve Disciples were fishermen. Who were they?
10. Even though they had been fishing unsuccessfully all night, how many fish did the disciples catch when Jesus made a post-resurrection appearance and told them to drop their net on the right side of the boat? (John 21:11)
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