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1. According to Genesis 41:45, Asenath was Joseph's wife. Out of the ten-letter names below, which one is the father of Asenath, as per the KJV? (The NKJV and the NIV have slightly different spellings.)
2. What was the name of Saul's son who replaced him as king for a short while before David ascended to the throne after a civil war? (Spelling is per the KJV and the NKJV. The NIV has a lightly different spelling.)
3. Shephatiah is a fairly common name in the Hebrew Bible, or the Old Testament of the King James Bible, with no less than five men sharing the name.
4. Belshazzar figures prominently in the the fifth chapter of Daniel in the Hebrew Bible or the Old Testament of the King James Bible. Who was he?
5. Zelophehad was a man with a ten-letter name and according to Scripture, he died as the father of five daughters, but no sons. After his death, Zelophehad's daughters appealed to Moses that daughters should inherit their father's estate when there isn't a son, as per Numbers 27:1-11. Was their appeal successful?
6. What was the ten-letter name of the so-called wise adviser who left David's camp to join rival forces led by Absalom?
7. Out of the ten-letter names below, which one was the governor of Judah and responded to a call by Haggai to build God's House, as per Haggai 1:1?
8. According to Romans 16:7, a man with a ten-letter name was a fellow prisoner with Paul and was "outstanding among the apostles." Who was he?
9. Fortunatus is the ten-letter name of a man mentioned in 1 Corinthians 16:17. Who was he?
10. Theophilus is the ten-letter name of a man who is mentioned in Luke 1:3 and Acts 1:1. There's much speculation about who he was, but it appears there is only one thing we can be certain. Out of the four responses below, which one is most sure?
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