The sign of God's covenant with Noah was the _____

The person who led the Israelites out of Egypt was _____

God sent _____ plagues upon Egypt.

God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on _____

Jonah was swallowed by a great _____

The first woman was named _____

The Old Testament character known for his great patience was _____?

Daniel was thrown into a _____'s den.

On the first day, God created _____

The father of many nations was _____

God destroyed the city of Sodom with fire and _____?

Joseph interpreted Pharaoh’s _____

God provided manna and bread from heaven in the _____

The Israelites crossed the _____ River to enter the Promised Land.

David’s best friend was _____

Samuel anointed _____ as king.

God took _____ days to create the world.

The punishment for eating the forbidden fruit was banishment from _____?

Noah built the _____

Moses received the Ten Commandments on _____

The first king of Israel was _____

Before becoming king, David was a _____?

The book containing many wise sayings by Solomon is _____

God created Eve from Adam's _____?

_____ led the Israelites after Moses.

Most of the Psalms were written by _____

The Old Testament (Protestant Bible) contains _____ books.

The forbidden fruit was from the Tree of Knowledge of _____ and _____

The major event in Genesis 11 is the Tower of _____?

Jacob dreamed of a _____ reaching to heaven.

God parted the _____ Sea for the Israelites.

While Moses was on Mount Sinai, the Israelites worshiped a _____ calf.

The strongest man in the Bible was _____

Jacob tricked his father to receive his brother’s _____

Moses' sister was named _____

The prophet who called fire down from heaven on Mount Carmel was _______.

The book that comes immediately after Proverbs is _______.

Jacob had _______ sons.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were thrown into a _______ furnace.

God spoke to Moses in the wilderness through a _______ bush.

King David’s son who built the temple was _______.

The prophet taken up to heaven in a whirlwind was _______.

The mother of Samuel was _______.

John the Baptist ate _______.

The city whose walls fell after being marched around was _______.

The last book of the Old Testament is _______.

The Old Testament woman who said, "Your people will be my people and your God my God" was _______.

God provided water from a rock to quench Israel's thirst in the _______.

The king who had the writing on the wall interpreted by Daniel was _______.

The person sold as a slave by his brothers and later became ruler in Egypt was _______.

The descendants of Jacob’s son who became the priestly tribe were from _______.

Abraham’s wife’s servant who bore Ishmael was _______.

Isaac’s wife’s name was _______.

The mother of Joseph and Benjamin, wives of Jacob, was _______.

The one who wrestled with the angel and had his name changed to Israel was _______.

Moses’ father-in-law in Exodus was _______.

The tabernacle’s outer courtyard curtain was made of scarlet, blue, purple, and fine _______.

The year of release every 7th year, mentioned in Leviticus, was called the _______ year.

The person who succeeded Aaron as high priest was _______.

The tribe forbidden from having a permanent inheritance among the tribes was _______.

The judge who defeated the Midianites with 300 men was _______.

The female judge and prophetess in Israel was _______.

The judge who sacrificed his daughter to fulfill a vow was _______.

The king of Moab who oppressed Israel during the time of the judges was _______.

The Philistine giant defeated by David was _______.

The son of David who led a rebellion against him was _______.

The prophet who confronted David over his adultery with Bathsheba was _______.

The king of Israel who built an idol in Samaria and provoked the Lord was _________?

The prophet taken to heaven in a whirlwind was __________.

The person thrown into the lion’s den was __________.

The Babylonian king who saw the handwriting on the wall was __________.

The Persian king who allowed the Jews to return and rebuild Jerusalem was __________.

__________ oversaw the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem.

The prophet who saw a vision of dry bones coming to life was __________.

The "weeping prophet" was __________.

The prophet who said, “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow” was __________.

The prophet who had a vision of a valley of bones was __________.

Jonah’s mission was to __________.

The king of Judah who discovered the Book of the Law and instituted reforms was __________.

The successor of Solomon as king of Judah was __________.

The king of Israel with the longest reign was __________.

The Assyrian king who conquered Israel was __________.

The prophet whose book begins, “Hear, O heavens; listen, O earth” was __________.

The foreign queen who came to test Solomon’s wisdom was __________.

The prophet whose marriage symbolized God’s relationship with unfaithful Israel was __________.

The valley associated with Josiah’s reform and pagan practices was __________.

Ezekiel’s “wheel within a wheel” represented the __________.

The prophet who rebuked Edom for its violence was __________.

The book that begins with, “The word of the Lord that came to Joel son of Pethuel” is __________.

The prophet who warned that “the day of the Lord” would be darkness, not light, was __________.

The book containing visions of locusts, fire, and the army of the Lord is __________.

The prophet told to marry a promiscuous woman was __________.

The mighty man of David who killed a lion in a pit on a snowy day was __________.

The prophet who told the exiles to build houses and settle down in Babylon was __________.

“They will beat their swords into plowshares…” is found in __________.

In Daniel’s vision, the metal of Nebuchadnezzar’s statue head was __________.

In Ezekiel’s vision, the scroll contained __________.

The prophet who predicted Elijah’s return before the “great and dreadful day of the Lord” was _______.

The Old Testament book that mentions the “valley of decision” is _______.