Bible Quiz
Stones
Though
the
words
“rock”
and
“stone”
are
often
used
interchangeably,
there
is
a
difference
between
them
and
there
are
separate
Hebrew
and
Greek
words
for each.
A
rock
is
a
mass
containing
stone
and
mineral
matter.
Rocks
are
formed
by
pressure
and
are
found
under
the
surface
of
the
earth.
They
can
be
hard
(metamorphic
or
igneous)
or
soft
(sedimentary).
Basically,
you
cannot
move
a
rock because its mass is so large.
Stones
are
made
from
rock.
Stone
is
a
non-metallic
material
and
is
always
hard. Since stones are smaller, they are moveable.
In
Bible
times,
stones
were
commonly
used
for
buildings
(i.e.
temple
in
Jerusalem
-
I
Kgs.
6:1,36,37),
and
as
memorials
of
important
events
(Gen.
28:18;
Josh.
24:26,27;
1
Sam.
7:12).
Stones
were
also
used
for
grain
mills
and
wine
and
olive
presses
(Deut.
24:6;
Judg.
6:11;
Mic.
6:15).
They
were
gathered
out of cultivated fields (Isa. 5:2; cf. 2 Kgs. 3:19).
See
how
many
of
the
following
events
or
Bible
characters
you
can
remember
from the following scriptures.
NASB
Scripture
References
(in
random
order):
Eze.
11:14-21;
Matt.
4:5-7;
Psa.
91:11,12
;
Matt.
3:4-9;
Ex.
17:8-13;
Deut.
25:17,18
;
I
Sam.
7:7-13;
Matt.
21:42-
46;
Psa.
118:22,23
;
Lk.
19:29-40;
Ex.
31:18;
32:15,16;
Deut.
9:9-11
;
Rev.
2:12-
17;
Dan. 2:1-45
1.
After
leaving
Egypt,
the
___________
nation
attacked
the
feeble,
faint,
and
weary
Israelites
at
the
rear
and
Moses,
rod
in
uplifted
arm,
sat
on
a
stone
with
_______
and
_____
holding
up
his
hands
until
the
sun
went
down,
causing
Joshua and the army, with God’s help, to prevail over them.
2.
On
one
occasion
Jesus
referred
His
listeners
to
a
prophecy
of
________
and
applied
it
to
Himself
claiming
to
be
the
stone
that
the
builders
________
which
was
made
the
chief
____________,
thus
angering
them
enough
to
want
to lay hold of Him.
3.
Out
of
fear
of
the
__________
army,
the
men
of
Israel
asked
Samuel
to
pray
on
their
behalf
for
salvation,
and
after
their
victory,
the
prophet
raised
up
a
stone
in
commemoration
calling
it
___________,
which
in
Hebrew
means
“stone of ____.”
4.
Some
of
those
who
came
to
be
baptized
by
_____
professed
repentance
without
changing
their
behaviors,
so
he
warned
them
not
to
risk
their
salvation
on
the
fact
that
__________
was
their
father
since
God
could
easily
raise
up
a
new
Israel
for
Himself
from
the
stones
that
could
be
found
in
the
bed
of
the _________ River.
5.
After
speaking
with
_______
for
forty
days
and
nights
on
Mount
______,
God
gave
him
two
________
of
stone
containing
the
words
of
the
testimony, written on both sides by the _________ of God.
6.
Satan’s
temptation
of
Jesus
to
cast
Himself
off
the
pinnacle
of
the
_______
involved
God’s
promise
that
He
would
give
His
_______
instruction
not
to
let
any
harm
come
to
Jesus,
even
for
something
as
slight
as
striking
His
_______ against a stone.
7.
In
his
interpretation
of
___________’s
dream
of
an
image
of
gold,
silver,
bronze,
iron,
and
clay,
______
revealed
that
a
huge
stone
cut
out
without
_______
would
strike
it,
breaking
it
into
pieces
and
scattering
it
so
that
no
pieces
will
be
found,
thus
issuing
a
prophecy
about
the
nature
of
the
coming
kingdom of God.
8.
One
of
the
promises
Jesus
made
to
the
one
who
overcomes
the
sin
of
_________
is
that
he
will
be
given
a
_______
stone
which
will
have
a
new
______ written on it, which no one would know except the one who received it.
9.
The
prophet
_________
told
his
listeners
that
though
they
would
be
exiled
by
God
for
their
sins,
He
would
eventually
return
them
to
their
land
and
give
them
a
new
________
(frame
and
disposition
of
mind)
and
would
remove
from
them
the
old
________
of
stone
(one
hardened
by
sin
and
confirmed
in
it)
and
replace
it
with
one
of
flesh
(soft,
tender
and
repentant)
so
that
they
would put away their idolatry and serve Him willingly.
10.
Troubled
that
the
disciples
were
rejoicing
and
praising
God
at
the
triumphal
entry
of
______
into
__________,
even
referring
to
Him
as
the
King
and
Son
of
________,
some
of
the
Pharisees
called
upon
Him
to
rebuke
the
disciples,
but
He
warned
that
even
if
He
did,
and
whether
they
believed
the
message
or
not,
the
truth
of
His
divinity
would
be
acknowledged
anyway
because the stones would cry out the same message.
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Bible Quiz
Stones
Though
the
words
“rock”
and
“stone”
are
often
used
interchangeably,
there
is
a
difference
between
them
and
there are separate Hebrew and Greek words for each.
A
rock
is
a
mass
containing
stone
and
mineral
matter.
Rocks
are
formed
by
pressure
and
are
found
under
the
surface
of
the
earth.
They
can
be
hard
(metamorphic
or
igneous)
or
soft
(sedimentary).
Basically,
you
cannot
move
a
rock
because its mass is so large.
Stones
are
made
from
rock.
Stone
is
a
non-metallic
material
and
is
always
hard.
Since
stones
are
smaller,
they
are
moveable.
In
Bible
times,
stones
were
commonly
used
for
buildings
(i.e.
temple
in
Jerusalem
-
I
Kgs.
6:1,36,37),
and
as
memorials
of
important
events
(Gen.
28:18;
Josh.
24:26,27;
1
Sam.
7:12).
Stones
were
also
used
for
grain
mills
and
wine
and
olive
presses
(Deut.
24:6;
Judg.
6:11;
Mic.
6:15).
They
were
gathered out of cultivated fields (Isa. 5:2; cf. 2 Kgs. 3:19).
See
how
many
of
the
following
events
or
Bible
characters
you can remember from the following scriptures.
NASB
Scripture
References
(in
random
order):
Eze.
11:14-
21;
Matt.
4:5-7;
Psa.
91:11,12
;
Matt.
3:4-9;
Ex.
17:8-13;
Deut.
25:17,18
;
I
Sam.
7:7-13;
Matt.
21:42-46;
Psa.
118:22,23
;
Lk.
19:29-40;
Ex.
31:18;
32:15,16;
Deut.
9:9-11
;
Rev. 2:12-17;
Dan. 2:1-45
1.
After
leaving
Egypt,
the
___________
nation
attacked
the
feeble,
faint,
and
weary
Israelites
at
the
rear
and
Moses,
rod
in
uplifted
arm,
sat
on
a
stone
with
_______
and
_____
holding
up
his
hands
until
the
sun
went
down,
causing
Joshua
and
the
army,
with
God’s
help,
to
prevail over them.
2.
On
one
occasion
Jesus
referred
His
listeners
to
a
prophecy
of
________
and
applied
it
to
Himself
claiming
to
be
the
stone
that
the
builders
________
which
was
made
the
chief
____________,
thus
angering
them
enough
to
want to lay hold of Him.
3.
Out
of
fear
of
the
__________
army,
the
men
of
Israel
asked
Samuel
to
pray
on
their
behalf
for
salvation,
and
after
their
victory,
the
prophet
raised
up
a
stone
in
commemoration
calling
it
___________,
which
in
Hebrew
means “stone of ____.”
4.
Some
of
those
who
came
to
be
baptized
by
_____
professed
repentance
without
changing
their
behaviors,
so
he
warned
them
not
to
risk
their
salvation
on
the
fact
that
__________
was
their
father
since
God
could
easily
raise
up
a
new
Israel
for
Himself
from
the
stones
that
could
be
found in the bed of the _________ River.
5.
After
communing
with
_______
for
forty
days
and
nights
on
Mount
______,
God
gave
him
two
________
of
stone
containing
the
words
of
the
testimony,
written
on
both sides by the _________ of God.
6.
Satan’s
temptation
of
Jesus
to
cast
Himself
off
the
pinnacle
of
the
_______
involved
God’s
promise
that
He
would
give
His
_______
instruction
not
to
let
any
harm
come
to
Jesus,
even
for
something
as
slight
as
striking
His
_______ against a stone.
7.
In
his
interpretation
of
___________’s
dream
of
an
image
of
gold,
silver,
bronze,
iron,
and
clay,
______
revealed
that
a
huge
stone
cut
out
without
_______
would
strike
it,
breaking
it
into
pieces
and
scattering
it
so
that
no
pieces
will
be
found,
thus
issuing
a
prophecy
about
the
nature of the coming kingdom of God.
8.
One
of
the
promises
Jesus
made
to
the
one
who
overcomes
the
sin
of
_________
is
that
he
will
be
given
a
_______
stone
which
will
have
a
new
______
written
on
it,
which no one would know except the one who received it.
9.
The
prophet
_________
told
his
listeners
that
though
they
would
be
exiled
by
God
for
their
sins,
He
would
eventually
return
them
to
their
land
and
give
them
a
new
________
(frame
and
disposition
of
mind)
and
would
remove
from
them
the
old
________
of
stone
(one
hardened
by
sin
and
confirmed
in
it)
and
replace
it
with
one
of
flesh
(soft,
tender
and
repentant)
so
that
they
would
put
away their idolatry and serve Him willingly.
10.
Troubled
that
the
disciples
were
rejoicing
and
praising
God
at
the
triumphal
entry
of
______
into
__________,
even
referring
to
Him
as
the
King
and
Son
of
________,
some
of
the
Pharisees
called
upon
Him
to
rebuke
the
disciples,
but
He
warned
that
even
if
He
did,
and
whether
they
believed
the
message
or
not,
the
truth
of
His
divinity
would
be
acknowledged
anyway
because
the
stones
would
cry out the same message.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PikiWiki_Israel_13705_Wine_press_in_Shivta.jpg
