Bible Quiz.

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Esdra said:
My question:

What did Jacob do to get the blessing of the firstborn from his father?

You forgot about my question. It is actually my turn.
In the meantime I'll think about your question.

forest flower · Sep 28, 2013

He persuaded Esau into giving up his birth right for dinner. Then when Jacob was going blind he put on fur to feel like Esau tricking Jacob into giving him the birth right instead of Esau.

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Correct. Now I'll try to answer your question.

In Romans 9:13 it says, " As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated." (KJV)
I have no idea if this is the correct answer, as I have found this website (besides many more other websites.)
It seems that this question boils down to Calvinism vs arminianism.

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

My turn:

To whom did the Lord say, "Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee."?

forest flower · Sep 28, 2013

If caught sealing what must the thief repay?

forest flower · Sep 28, 2013

Jeremiah?

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

forest flower said:
Jeremiah?

Correct answer.

Is the question above your new question to me?

forest flower · Sep 28, 2013

Yes

If caught sealing what must the thief repay?

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Depends on what he has stolen.

The most general in the mosaic law Leviticus 6:1-5:
And in verse 5 it says, "he shall restore it in full and shall add a fifth to it, and give it to him to whom it belongs on the day he realizes his guilt." (esv)

Here is a link with all mosaic laws concerning theft.

forest flower · Sep 28, 2013

Very true it could be sevenfold or double.

Your turn.

Godssontoo · Sep 28, 2013

Esdra said:
You forgot about my question. It is actually my turn.
In the meantime I'll think about your question.

At the behest of his mother , Jacob covered his arms with hairs and wore his older brother clothes to trick His father into believing he was the elder brother Esau . Issac said it sounded like Jacob but felt and smelt like Esau .

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Godssontoo said:
At the behest of his mother , Jacob covered his arms with hairs and wore his older brother clothes to trick His father into believing he was the elder brother Esau . Issac said it sounded like Jacob but felt and smelt like Esau .

Correct. Forest-flower and you have answered it both correctly.

Now we can fight who posts the next question. There are three players now.

Godssontoo · Sep 28, 2013

forest flower said:
He persuaded Esau into giving up his birth right for dinner. Then when Jacob was going blind he put on fur to feel like Esau tricking Jacob into giving him the birth right instead of Esau.

I am not sure that blessings and birthrights are the same thing , Abraham gave greater blessings to the children of Joeseph than he did his elder children , I believe the birth right refers to the greater portion of the fathers possessions.

Godssontoo · Sep 28, 2013

Esdra said:
Correct. Forest-flower and you have answered it both correctly.

Now we can fight who posts the next question. There are three players now.

Let's go with my last question then , who did God hate before they were ever born ?

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Why did the soldiers brake the legs of the crucified?

Esdra · Sep 28, 2013

Godssontoo said:
Let's go with my last question then , who did God hate before they were ever born ?

I have already tried to answer it:

Esdra said:
Now I'll try to answer your question.

In Romans 9:13 it says, " As it is written, Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated." (KJV)
I have no idea if this is the correct answer, as I have found this website (besides many more when you enter your question in google.)
It seems that this question boils down to Calvinism vs Arminianism.

Godssontoo · Sep 28, 2013

Esdra said:
Why did the soldiers brake the legs of the crucified?

Sorry I did not see that you had answered Esau correctly

The bible does not say why they brake the legs of the condemned , but secular history gives us the answer which is to hasten death by stopping the cruxified individual from lifting himself up to breath taking pressure off the chest cavity , not being able to lift up to a standing position they suffocate .

Godssontoo · Sep 28, 2013

How many people did God command Noah to take onto the arc besides his family ? A strongsconcordence is needed or this one .

Esdra · Sep 29, 2013

Godssontoo said:
How many people did God command Noah to take onto the arc besides his family ? A strongsconcordence is needed or this one .

Your answer to my question is correct.

I don't have a strong's concordance and also don't really how to use it. (found a kjv with strong's concordance in the net.

But I'd say 8 people were in the arc: Noah +wife +three sons + three wives.

But I'd say that's false, otherwise I'd not need said concordance.

Godssontoo · Sep 30, 2013

Esdra said:
Your answer to my question is correct.

I don't have a strong's concordance and also don't really how to use it. (found a kjv with strong's concordance in the net.

But I'd say 8 people were in the arc: Noah +wife +three sons + three wives.

But I'd say that's false, otherwise I'd not need said concordance.

I am trying to show you that there is way more to Gods word than the churches teach and bring sense to non sensical stories the churches of man make them out to be.

The question I asked does nothave an exact answer , it is most certainly an eye opener and explains the various races of man on earth , in Genesis 6:19 the word FLESH is speaking of human beings and nothing else the word living before it refers to animals and plant type life .

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