To Catch A Thief Trivia Quiz

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Naboth was a Jezreelite who worked his vineyard close to Ahab's palace. Ahab offered to buy the vineyard from Naboth, but Naboth told Ahab the Lord did not want him to sell it to Ahab. In order to make Ahab happy his wife, Jezebel, had Naboth falsely accused of slander and stoned to death. Ahab stole Naboth's vineyard and died because of it. (I Kings 21)

While Laban was out with working with his sheep, Rachel stole her father Laban's household gods to make up for the fact that she was not going to get the inheritance that should have come to her. (Genesis 31)

Absalom stole the hearts of the people of Israel by telling them that the king (his father) would not be able to hear their problems, but if he were a judge he would listen to everyone's problems and fix them. He did this for four years until King David left town in fear. (2 Samuel 15)

Micah stole twenty-eight pounds of silver from his mother and when he told her the truth Micah's mother thanked him for telling her and gave him an idol for his house made out five pounds of the silver that her son had stolen. (Judges 17)

Achan stole a robe, five pounds of silver, and a gold bar weighing one and one-fourth pound from the city of Jericho after he was told not to steal anything. Achan admitted to the theft and at God's command was stoned along with his family. (Joshua 7)

Shishak was king of Egypt and when he attacked Jerusalem he invaded Solomon's Temple. Shishak stole as many treasures as he could including Solomon's gold shields. (2 Chronicles 12)

Isaac wanted to give Esau his birthright before he died, but Jacob stole his twin brother Esau's birthright by dressing like him and using animal hair on his arms so his blind father Isaac would believe he was touching Esau. (Genesis 27)

While Jerusalem was being raided by Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar entered the Jerusalem temple and stole all the gold artifacts in the temple and in the palace. (2 Kings 25)

Jehosheba, daughter of King Jehoram, stole baby Joash before he could be murdered by Athaliah. (2 Kings 11)

Ananias and his wife sold some property and were going to give the money to the disciples. Instead of giving the disciples all of the money from the property, Ananias kept some for himself and his wife. When the disciples called Ananias out on keeping some of the money he promised to the disciples, God struck him dead. Three hours later, his wife Sapphira was also struck dead when she lied about the money. (Acts 5)

David saw Bathsheba bathing and stole her for one night from her husband while he was at war. Later, when Bathsheba became pregnant David had her husband killed. (2 Samuel 11)

When Mary used perfume to clean the feet of Jesus, Judas wanted to know why she didn't give the money to them to give to the poor. Judas was known as the disciple that kept the money bag. He didn't want anyone to know that he was stealing some of the money. (John 12)