Jephthah
Judges 11:30-31, 39 - Jephthah made a vow that upon his victorious return he would give to the Lord, as a burnt offering, whatever came out of his house to meet him first. Unfortunately it was his daughter and he was bound by his vow. There is some disagreement among the scholars as to whether he actually sacrificed his daughter or whether she was given to temple service and perhaps something you would like to do some further study on.
What did the Lord in his anger tell Eliphaz to take to Job as a burnt offering?
| Two pigeons and two turtle doves | Seven bulls and seven rams | Six goats and six oxen | Five lambs and five ephahs of grain |
What offering did Gideon present to the angel of the Lord?
| A one year old lamb without blemish | A bullock and a grain offering | Two turtle doves | A kid and some unleavened cakes |
What is the first offering made to the Lord recorded in the Bible?
| Eve's herbs of the field | Abel's firstling of the flock | Cain's fruit of the ground | Adam's fruit of the ground |
What offering did Cain bring to the Lord?
| A lamb | Grain | Fruit of the ground | Olive oil |
Which Old Testament character showed his faith by offering his son on an altar to God?
| Solomon | David | Abraham | Jacob |
Which ruler of the synagogue asked Jesus to heal his sick daughter?
| Nicodemus | James | Joseph | Jairus |
When Job had his fortune restored he was blessed with seven sons and three daughters. Which of these was not a daughter of Job?
| Jemima | Keren-happuch | Naomi | Kezia |
Which father came to Jesus to seek help for his little daughter who lay at the point of death?
| Jairus | Simeon | Lazarus | Cornelius |
Which animals skins, dyed red, were used as an offering to help make the tabernacle?
| Badgers | Lambs | Rams | Goats |