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1. In 2 Kings 4, the prophet Elisha told a Shunammite woman that she would bear a son. When that son was born and grew up, he came to his father complaining of pain. What part of his body hurt?
2. When Elisha raised the Shunammite's son to life, what was the first sign that life was returning to him?
3. In 2 Kings 13:20 a band of Moabites scared a burial party. The bearers threw the dead man into Elisha's grave. As his body touched the prophet's bones, the newly-dead man returned to life. What prominent Biblical woman was also a Moabite?
4. In Matthew 9:18 a man knelt before Jesus with the words, "My daughter has just died, but come and lay your hands on her and she will live." What was the name of the pleading father?
5. In Mark 5, the raising of the little girl was also recorded. When Jesus went inside the house and took the girl by the hand, saying, "Talitha cumi," what did the words mean?
6. Through what city was Jesus travelling in Luke 7 when the bier with the body of a widow's only son was carried out by the gate?
7. John's Gospel was the only one to mention the raising of Lazarus. He lived in Bethany with his two sisters. What were their names?
8. Jesus called Lazarus out of the grave after he had been dead for four days. His words were: "Lazarus, come out!" (John 11:43) What did the chief priests wish to do with/to Lazarus?
9. In Acts 9, Peter came to the city of Lydda. A woman in nearby Joppa had just died. Peter knelt and prayed before bringing her back to life. What is the meaning of her names Tabitha (in Aramaic) and Dorcas (in Greek)?
10. Paul's record-breaking sermon of about twelve hours was written up in Acts 20. A certain young man could not keep his eyes open for the duration of it. Nodding off to sleep, he fell from the window into the street below. Who was pronounced dead?
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