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1. "A land of wheat, and barley, and vines, and fig trees, and pomegranates; a land of oil olive, and honey."
Makes you kind of hungry, doesn't it?
In what book of the Bible would you find this verse, describing the land that God had chosen for His people to dwell in?
2. Don't say I didn't warn you...
Be careful here...
Okay, fair warning given; here goes.
The prophet Elijah was once emotionally and physically exhausted, to the point of depression and he even expressed a wish to die! He was given food to sustain him, however, from an unlikely source, according to I Kings 19:5-8. How was the sustenance provided?
3. Jesus cooked at least one meal for his disciples to eat.
4. According to ancient Jewish custom and law, a person was considered to be defiled for a period of time (usually 7 days), if they had come into contact with a dead body. Some men once asked Moses if they could observe the Passover meal since they were currently in the 'defiled' category.
What did he tell them, as Numbers 9:6-12 reveals?
5. Jesus was engaged in healing sick people once, and a whole bunch of people were gathered together as they followed along with him. His disciples became concerned for their welfare as well, and suggested that Jesus send them away to buy food for themselves, as it was growing dark.
What did Jesus tell his disciples, according to the 14th chapter of Matthew? (King James Version)
6. A young man named Eutychus was once raised from the dead by the apostle Paul. Eutychus had fallen asleep in an third-story window, and had fallen to his death. Paul resurrected him and all those present rejoiced.
What festive meal had been observed less than two weeks prior to Eutychus falling (see Acts 20:6-12)?
7. Did the apostle Paul say that eating foods that had previously been offered to idols was an acceptable action, according to 1 Corinthians 8?
8. In which book of the Bible can one find reference to a particular tree that bears 12 types of fruit?
9. One of the Old Testament patriarchs enjoyed venison or deer meat that his son went out hunting for. What was this son's name, who after undergoing a name change, had a new name meaning "red"?
10. A baker serving time in prison? What?
When Joseph, one of Jacob's sons was imprisoned in Egypt, a baker and a butler were "doing time" with him. Each of these men had managed to offend the Pharaoh and they both had dreams concerning foods; dreams which Joseph later interpreted for them. Can you tell me what types of food they dreamed of, according to the King James Version of Genesis 40?
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