Wow!!

I'm so blessed anytime I visit this thread. Guys, you've all done well - and many blessings.

In addition to those cited already about "the Lord laughs/ God laughs" let me quote another:

Prov. 1:26 -- "I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh" _{(may that never be anybody's portion in Jesus Name!)}

Thanks, pilgrim, but the one I was thinking of was Psalm 2;vs 4.Oh,well, we're both right anyway!
My next question is, of whom was it said "the scepter shall not depart from thee", and when?

luvbooks:

Thanks, pilgrim, but the one I was thinking of was Psalm 2;vs 4.Oh,well, we're both right anyway!

I feel you - accurate!

luvbooks:

My next question is, of whom was it said "the scepter shall not depart from thee", and when?

Would that be Judah?

Gen. 49:10 - - "The sceptre shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between his feet, until Shiloh come; and unto him shall the gathering of the people be."

When? That must have been when Jacob gathered his sons together that he might give them prophecies for their latter days (Gen. 49:1).

Here's a verse::

Psalm 60:7 -- "Gilead is mine, and Manasseh is mine; Ephraim also is the strength of mine head; Judah is my lawgiver"


Question:

Still in the book of the Psalms, what chapter and verse would you find the same words as above?

pilgrim.1:


Psalm 60:7 -- "Gilead is mine, and Manasseh is mine; Ephraim also is the strength of mine head; Judah is my lawgiver"

Question:

Still in the book of the Psalms, what chapter and verse would you find the same words as above?

Answer!

Psalm 108:8

"Gilead is mine; Manasseh is mine; Ephraim also is the strength of mine head; Judah is my lawgiver;"

Who is the sexiest character in the bible

Clue is she got it on with Jesus!

Reverend:

Who is the sexiest character in the bible

Clue is she got it on with Jesus!

We should ask you because you are Kinky (used of sexual behaviour) showing or appealing to [b]bizarre [/b]or [b]deviant [/b]tastes! Jesus Christ is Lord!

@cgift

Beware of hijackers, I guess the guy wants us to deviate from our focal point. Just let him be, Cos, we're giving him our "No Attention Please   "

@Reverend, I beg you in the name of Christ, Do have a rethink about your belief, God isn't fake, He's real for real. I speak this way because i've experienced Him and I'm a strong believer of His existence. You're loved.

My Question .

Which verse of the scripture is the longest.

OlowoTee:

Which verse of the scripture is the longest.

Perhaps that is Esther 8:9 (which has 78 words in the KJV of the Bible)?

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Question:

If Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the entire Bible, which is the longest chapter in the New Testament alone?

pilgrim.1:

If Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the entire Bible, which is the longest chapter in the New Testament alone?

Luke 1?

Which is the longest verse in the new testament?

A-ha! Oga ricadelide. . . where have you been O?!? You just left us children to tease each other before coming in with your diginified eldership! I salute O!

Yep, Luke 1 is it!

ricadelide:

Which is the longest verse in the new testament?

Hmm. . would that be Revelation 20:4?


Question:

Which King had the shortest reign in Israel?

Oga ke?! I be pikin o
Actually even without my having a break, the way you handled the debates there was hardly any "space" left, lol. It was easy to sit on the sidelines and cheer on. Keep it up!

pilgrim.1:

Hmm. . would that be Revelation 20:4?

Spot on!

pilgrim.1:

Which King had the shortest reign in Israel?

Zimri, the seven-day ruler?

ricadelide:

Oga ke?! I be pikin o
Actually even without my having a break, the way you handled the debates there was hardly any "space" left, lol. It was easy to sit on the sidelines and cheer on. Keep it up!

_{Lol. . . and all the while I was "fasting and praying" that 'senior' racadelide would show sooner than later! Anyway, thanks for the encouragement.}

ricadelide:

Zimri, the seven-day ruler?

On target!

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Question:

How many wise men from the east went to seek Jesus in Jerusalem at His birth?

I guess the best way to answer your question is by singing;
"We THREE kings of Orient are,
bearing gifts we traverse afar, "
My question is, what sin did Israel's first four generations commit?Abraham included.

Three Kings of the Orient is actually a legend that is probably linked to the number of gifts that Jesus Christ received from them. I dont think it is written in The Holy Bible the number of wise men who came to visit Him during His Childhood.

@OlowoTee,

What song(s) did Moses write in the Scriptures?

Your answer to the question above was correct, thanks for bringing that to my attention.  But what I had in mind was the 90th Psalm.  I also appreciate the summary of last week's bible study that you shared as I had missed that due to  the call of duty.  Thank you and God richly bless you.  Amen.

@all,

I am glad that you have kept this thread active and interesting as I have been following it while I was away.  Remain blessed and highly favoured.

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What king(s) reigned over the united kingdom of Israel?

OLAADEGBU:

@OlowoTee,

What song(s) did Moses write in the Scriptures?

Your answer to the question above was correct, thanks for bringing that to my attention. But what I had in mind was the 90th Psalm. I also appreciate the summary of last week's bible study that you shared as I had missed that due to the call of duty. Thank you and God richly bless you. Amen.

it's ma pleasure, quite an age really! .

God bless you too.

OLAADEGBU:


What king(s) reigned over the united kingdom of Israel?

Kings Saul, David and Solomon reigned over Israel before it divided into the northern and southern regions. The only time that Israel was united was from the reign of Saul to the reign of Solomon.

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Who was the first prophet in the history of the Bible here on earth?  who heard from God and prophesied to mankind.

Enoch
Q. The wise men who came to visit baby Jesus, where did they see Him- at the animal shed where He was born?

OLAADEGBU:


Who was the first prophet in the history of the Bible here on earth?  who heard from God and prophesied to mankind.

feelgood:

Enoch
Q. The wise men who came to visit baby Jesus, where did they see Him- at the animal shed where He was born?

Spot on, excellent.  Jude 14-15

Answer to your question:

Not in the stable at Bethlehem where Jesus Christ was born but in " the house" (Matthew 2:11) at Nazareth where He had lived since being presented to the Lord 41 days after His birth (Luke 2:7,21-39).  He was about two years old by now.

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Who is the oldest man who ever lived since Adam?

Kuns (Be-lie-ve me not. Check it out yourself.

John 11:35) Jesus wept

OLAADEGBU:


Who is the oldest man who ever lived since Adam?

@ALL,

Thanks for your interest in the bible quiz, can we at least give the question above our best shot before asking our questions? 

Thanks once again for making this subject very educative and interesting.

You're probably thinking of Methuselah - 969 years.

But I have other ideas. It's between Enoch and Elijah. They never died and, strictly speaking therefore, are still alive.

Of course, Jesus was before Adam, so he wouldn't fall into that category of men since Adam.

Where did Moses prophecy the coming of Jesus?

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Genial:


But I have other ideas. It's between Enoch and Elijah. They never died and, strictly speaking therefore, are still alive.

That was a good shot, I'll give you 50%  The answer has to be[b] Enoch[/b] since he was before Elijah and they are both living today because they were taken to heaven bodily without dying, and are now in heaven with their natural bodies.  Could they be the two witnessess identified in Revelation chapter 11?

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Where did Moses prophecy the coming of Jesus?

Deut. 18:15-19

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Who was Moses' second wife?

@OLAADEGBU

Don't you think the answer to Moses song is found in Exodus 15 while Psalm 90 records the Prayer of Moses . _{Just an observation}

Who was Moses' second wife?
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I don't know, or could it be Zipporah. Exodus 18:2? _{Not quite sure}

OlowoTee:

@OLAADEGBU

Don't you think the answer to Moses song is found in Exodus 15 while Psalm 90 records the Prayer of Moses . _{Just an observation}

Hi OlowoTee, the last time of checking the Chambers dictionary it defined psalm as " a devotional song or hymn especially one from the old testament book of Psalms".

In Ephesians 5:19 Paul writes "Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord."

Psalms are prayers written in poetry and sang with instruments as David did.  In other words Moses composed Psalm 90 as well as the song that Mariam sang in Exodus 15.  Do you remember in addition to the one you mentioned Ex 15:1 Then sang Moses and the children of Israel this song unto the LORD, and spake, saying, "I will sing unto the LORD, for he hath triumphed gloriously: the horse and his rider hath he thrown into the sea".

OLAADEGBU:


Who was Moses' second wife?

The answer to this is the Ethiopian wife

Numbers 12
1NOW MIRIAM and Aaron talked against Moses [their brother] because of his Cushite wife, for he had married a Cushite woman.
   

Footnotes:

Numbers 12:1 Zipporah, Moses' wife, seems to have died some time before. Marriage with a Canaanite was forbidden, but not with an Egyptian or Cushite. Joseph's wife was an Egyptian (Gen. 41:45).

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Kweshun:

Which one out of the Ten Commandments is a ceremonial law?

Ok! I now understand and thanks for that explanation.

Ceremonial Law? Could it be the law on Sabbath. Exodus 20:1-17

If 419 is a situation whereby someone, after earning your trust, turns around to defraud and go against you;
Q: where did the bible talk abt 419 (give refs pls) and who was it referring to?

Not interrupting the flow. . . but make una permit me to tease my good friend small. . .

OLAADEGBU:

That was a good shot, I'll give you 50% The answer has to be[b] Enoch[/b] since he was before Elijah and they are both living today because they were taken to heaven bodily without dying, and are now in heaven with their natural bodies.

Well, maybe we have someone else who might clinch the medal there: MELCHIZEDEK!

"Without father, without mother, without descent, having neither beginning of days, nor end of life; but made like unto the Son of God; abideth a priest continually." - - (Heb. 7:3)

At least we know say Enoch (Gen. 5:18) and Elijah (1 Kings 17:1) had descent. . . hehe. But Melchi-baba. . . he senior those two by far!