@Olaadegbu.
Been away for somedays now, just got back. I enjoyed those questions & answers of yours. Hope you had a great weekend too.
What was the last question, please?

@Pilgrim1
Ooops, I've been away for awhile, How are you doing. Guess you enjoyed your weekend. Tanx for that enlightenment, I never thot of Hagar.

Waiting for your next question.   

@ OlowoTee,

Hi, how was your fellowship with the Lord yesterday? we missed your sense of humour and sincerity on this thread.  You are welcome back to lighten us up with your Q&A.  I got hooked on the website that Tamj suggested.

My question was who is David's firstborn?

Thank you and remain blessed.

@Olaadegbu
Thanks, _{I was a bit flattered!}

the answer is Adonijah. _{Hope i get this right?}

Hey guys (OlowoTee and OLAADEGBU). . . I've missed you and others. I trust your fellowship in Church yesterday was great? I had a swell time on the meaning of worship. Thanks to tamj as well for that weblink.

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Job's three friends came to sympathise with him during his affliction. What was the name of the fourth man who said nothing until the 'elders' had exhausted themselves?

OlowoTee:

the answer is Adonijah. _{Hope i get this right?}

That was a close call but you missed.   Adonijah was the fourth born   2Sam.3:4;1Chron.3:2.

Answer:

Amnon was the firstborn of David.  2Sam.3:2;1Chron.3:1

@Pilgrim.1,

You fellow soldiers of Christ abandoned me in the battle front, but I thank the Lord that you are back to share your wealth of wisdom and knowledge.  May you continue to grow richly in His grace.

Answer to your question:

Elihu was the fourth man; he reproved  Job to humble and submit himself to God's use of trial to purify himself.  Job.32:2

Question:

What price did David pay King Saul for his first wife?

@OLAADEGBU,

I offer no excuses; and I'm sorry to have momentarily deserted the battle front at the clarion call! Thank you for your graceful spirit and understand - the Lord bless you more.

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OLAADEGBU:

What price did David pay King Saul for his first wife?

King Saul demanded 100 foreskins of the Philistines as dowry; but David paid 200 instead for Mikal (or Michal) his first wife (1 Sam. 18:25 & 27).

How did I fair? Lol.



Question:
In his wars, David slew twenty-two thousand Syrians of Damascus when they came to succour which King?

@pilgrim,

Your apology has been accepted, you are forgiven and blessed   thank the Lord for heeding the clarion call at the battle front.

Good job and well done you were spot on.

pilgrim.1:

Question:
In his wars, David slew twenty-two thousand Syrians of Damascus when they came to succour which King?

The answer to your question is:

Hadadezer, son of Rehob, king of Zobah 2Sam.8:5,3

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(1[b]) Who were David's great grandparents?

(2) Where was David born?

(3) How many wives did David have?[/b]

1) Who were David's great grandparents?

(2) Where was David born?

(3) How many wives did David have?

1.  Ruth and Boaz
2.  Bethlehem
3.  Basheeba ~ DAvid had her first husband killed so he could have her as his wife, Michah ~ Sauls daughter,  Abigail ~ husband was killed and he took her for a wife, he also possibly married another before he died. well it doesn't say he actually married her but in 1 King 25 her name was Abishag, " Ahinoam, Amaacah, Haggith, Abital, Eglah 2 Samuel 3, first five verses

1.  Who were the two kings over the divided kingdom, after Solomon died?  2.  How many tribes did they each have?  3.  The King that had two of those tribes, had which ones?  [color=#000099][/color]

tamj:



1. Who were the two kings over the divided kingdom, after Solomon died? 2. How many tribes did they each have? 3. The King that had two of those tribes, had which ones? [color=#000099][/color]

Answers From 2Chronicles 10,
1. The Kings were: Rehoboam and Jeroboam
2. Jeroboam had 10, while Rehoboam had 2 tribes. 2Chronicles 10:17
3. Judah and Benjamin. 2Chronicles 11:1

My Question

Who made this statement, to whom was it addressed to and Who was the mad man :

". . Lo, ye see the man is mad: wherefore then have ye brought him to me? Have I need of mad men, that ye have brought this fellow to play the mad man in my presence? shall this fellow come into my house?"

It was addressed to King David when he feigned madness and moved to another place. Have forgotten the name of the ruler who made that statement.

Uhm. . . let me try, Ndipe:

OlowoTee:

Who made this statement, to whom was it addressed to and Who was the mad man :

". . Lo, ye see the man is mad: wherefore then have ye brought him to me? Have I need of mad men, that ye have brought this fellow to play the mad man in my presence? shall this fellow come into my house?"

              1 Samuel 21:10-15.

1. King Achish made the statement

2. addressed to his servants

3. the 'mad man' being David in pretence

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Questions?

      1.  Where did Aaron die, and where was he buried?

      2.  Who succeeded him as High Priest?




_{@OLAADEGBU, thank you for your brotherly love. May God bless and increase you more.}

tamj:


1.  Ruth and Boaz
2.  Bethlehem
3.  Basheeba ~ DAvid had her first husband killed so he could have her as his wife, Michah ~ Sauls daughter,  Abigail ~ husband was killed and he took her for a wife, he also possibly married another before he died. well it doesn't say he actually married her but in 1 King 25 her name was Abishag, " Ahinoam, Amaacah, Haggith, Abital, Eglah 2 Samuel 3, first five verses

That was right, great job and God bless you.

pilgrim.1:

Questions?

    1.  Where did Aaron die, and where was he buried
    2.  Who succeeded him as High Priest?

(1) Aaron died and was probably buried on the top of Mount Hor. (1st day of the 5th month of the 40th year that they left Egypt).  

(2) Eleazar his son succeeded him as the High Priest.

Num.20:23-29;33:38-39 

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I have now amended the question since it seems a bit controversial but your answers are welcome anytime 

Who was the last judge in Israel?

And does God like war? (Exodus 15:3 - "The Lord is a man of war: the lord is his name."

OLAADEGBU:

Who was the last judge in Israel?

Samuel

What was the name of Jonathan's last born son?

Genial:

What was the name of Jonathan's last born son?

Mephibosheth? Who was lame in both feet. 2 Samuel 9:1-6, 13

Hi everyone, just stumbled on this thread.

I want to shed some light on the possiblity that there were other humans inhabiting the earth which prompted Cain to request for a mark on his forehaed to prevent someone from murdering him.

Cain, was not speaking of an immediate thing. He asked God for that mark, because he knew that in future his mother would give birth to other children and then humans would gradually increase on earth. The future humans were the ones he was afraid of. (i hope i am not confusing myself), Secondly it was not recorded, or should i say that i am yet to stumble on the bible passage that Cain took a wife, i dont think he was ever married.

Ugonna, Cain was married. Read "Genesis 4:16-17"

Question– Who is the[b] “Us”[/b] in the Bible Genesis 1:26 where it says: “Let[b] us [/b]make man in[b] our[/b] image after our likeness”?

God The Father, God The Son, and God The Holy Spirit

Who Resurrected Jesus Christ from the dead?

How was Noah able to build an ark of such magnitude with the technology avaliable at that time and with his little or no knowledge in boat building??

Did Noah actually catch all the animals and if so, what happened to the dinosaurs and mamoths and sabre tooth tigers??

How did he know the male and female mosquitoes??

How did he manage to catch all the different species of all the animals in the world??

When Jesus turned water to wine, was it alcoholic or non alcoholic??

Was Solomons wisdom responsible for his outstanding/ground-breaking/record setting promiscuity??

Ndipe, thanks. Cain was married but where did he get his wife from. If indeed he was a fugitive, and was destined to wander, so pls where did he get his wife from?

Esss:

Was Solomons wisdom responsible for his outstanding/ground-breaking/record setting promiscuity??

Esss:

When Jesus turned water to wine, was it alcoholic or non alcoholic??

Esss:

Did Noah actually catch all the animals and if so, what happened to the dinosaurs and mamoths and sabre tooth tigers??

How did he know the male and female mosquitoes??

How did he manage to catch all the different species of all the animals in the world??

So many questions at a stretch

OlowoTee:

So many questions at a stretch

He's simply not seeking answers. You oblige him and he would see that as the entry to the argument he's been seeking.

Anyhow, how bodi?

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@Ndipe,

Who Resurrected Jesus Christ from the dead?

Concerning Jesus as Man: "This Jesus hath God raised up, whereof we all are witnesses" (Acts 2:32. See also Philp. 2:8 - "And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross".

With regards to His Deity,

(a) He did: "No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father." (John 10:18). . . "I am the resurrection, and the life" (John 11:25) - and Heb. 1:3

(b) He did - by the glory of the Father - (Rom. 6:4)

(c) . . . through the power of the Holy Spirit - (1 Pet. 3:18)

The Trinity was involved in the Resurrection.

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What was the name given to Benjamin by his mother when he was born?

She called him Benoni (meaning son of my sorrow)

pilgrim.1:


Anyhow, how bodi?

I'm ok dear, and you? How's it with your spirit, soul and body, I so much enjoy reading your post. Do wonder who you really are, _{made up of good stuffs}     Keep up the good work dearie, 

I also miss reading Davidylan's comments.    That guy is da bomb too

Pilgrim, it is indeed True, the Trinity was involved in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. All along, I had erroneously believed that it was only the Father. So, few days ago I read the Biblical passage that you just quoted about the rightful claim made by Jesus Christ that He has the Power to take down His Life and Come back to Life again. Also, thanks for pointing out the Biblical verse that affirms the involvement of the Holy Spirit in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Praise God in the Name of Jesus Christ!, Amen.


@Pilgrim, from reading some of your discourses on this board, you appear quite knowledgeable on Biblical verses. May God direct you in His Paths in the Name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

@Ndipe,

I'd rather be thankful that my posts have blessed a few on this Forum (although I'm aware I've made quite a few bloopers though). As for being knowledgeable, lol. . . there again I'm so thankful for the MANY people God has blessed me with to challenge my Christian life deeply - both here and in my local Church.

May God continue to use everyone of you - and even bless you more in particular.

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@OlowoTee,

Na wa! Lol. . . well, maybe one day I go show my face.
It's well with you - bless you more.

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loveoge - you're right on target in that question!



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He made this statement: ". . . _ _ _ _, stand thou still upon Gibeon; and thou, Moon, in the valley of _ _ _ _ _ _"

Questions:

Can you fill in the blanks?

Who made that statement?

On what occasion was the statement made?