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For whom did Jacob say he would serve seven years?

Rachel (Genesis 29:18)

For what was faith reckoned unto Abraham?

Righteousness (Romans 4:9)

For what two good reasons should one be subject to the laws of his government?

For wrath and for conscience sake (Romans 13:5)

For what time do rich men heap treasures together?

The last days (James 5:3)

For what did the apostles pray when threatened by the council?

Boldness to speak Elohim’s word (Acts 4:29)

For The Word to be profitable, with what must it be mixed?

Faith (Hebrews 4:2)

For how many generations did Jehu’s sons rule?

Four (2 Kings 15:12)

For how long was Saul without sight?

Three days (Acts 9:8-9)

For how long is the Mashiach consecrated as High Priest?

For evermore (Hebrews 7:28)

For how long did Paul and those shipwrecked with him stay on the island of Melita?

Three months (Acts 28:11)

Following the Feast of Weeks, in what four things did the believers continue steadfastly?

Apostle’s doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread, prayer (Acts 2:42)

First Thessalonians 4:16 states that Yahweh himself shall descend from heaven with what?

A shout

Eutychus, the one that fell from a window while Paul was preaching, was from what city?

Troas (Acts 20:6-11)

Elohim raised Yahshua from the dead and he no more will have to return to what?

Corruption (Acts 13:34)

Elisha prophesied that the famine in what city would end?

Samaria (2 Kings 7:1)

Elisha caused the waters of what river to be parted?

Jordan (2 Kings 2:13-14)

Elijah went over what river on dry ground?

Jordan (2 Kings 2:7-8)

During the time of Hezekiah what country fought against Judah?

Assyria (2 Kings 18:13)

During the plague of flies in Egypt, what area had no flies?

The land of Goshen (Exodus 8:22)

During the Passover, what plant was used to strike the blood?

Hyssop (Exodus 12:22)

During the Passover what was to be eaten by the children of Israel?

Lamb, unleavened bread, bitter herbs (Exodus 12:8)

During the forty days after the resurrection, what did Yahshua talk about to his disciples?

The things pertaining to the kingdom of Elohim (Acts 1:3)

During the fight with Amalek, what happened to Israel when Moses let down his hand?

Amalek prevailed (Exodus 17:11)

During the Feast of Weeks, where was Yahshua’s mother?

In the upper room with the 120 (Acts 1:14)

During the course of Passover, how many days were the Children of Israel to eat unleavened bread?

Seven (Exodus 13:6)

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