1. Exodus
   Leviticus
2. Genesis
   Numbers

The story about God’s Paradise garden and the Creation of Man can be read in the first few verses of Genesis.

1. Adam and Eve
   Adam and Steve
2. Cain and Abel
   Sarah and Abraham

Adam and Eve were the first inhabitants of the garden paradise God created in 6 days.

1. They quarreled a lot.
   They had sex.
2. They ate the forbidden fruit.
   They cursed God.

The forbidden fruit is said to introduce man to sin, hence the banishment result. They did this not because of hunger but because of curiosity and temptation.

1. Jesus and Moses
   Cain and Abel
2. Asher and Dan
   Zebulun and Gad

They had the kids after being banished from the garden paradise. Firstborn Cain was a farmer and Abel was a shepherd who offered sacrifices to God of their own land. God favored Abel's sacrifice so Cain murdered Abel and was then punished to a life of wandering by God.

1. Cain kissed Abel.
   Cain disowned Abel.
2. Cain killed Abel.
   Cain fed Abel to the lions.

Since God was more pleased by Abel’s offerings, this made Cain angry at his brother, enough to kill him.

1. Methuselah
   Moses
2. Isaac
   Noah

God commanded Noah to prepare himself and his family for the upcoming flood. God had plans to return the Earth to its pre-Creation state because of humanity's misdeeds and then remake it using the creatures of Noah's ark.

1. walls
   ark
2. taller house
   stone tablets

God told Noah to build the ark, which took years. Noah's instructions are given to him by God (Genesis 6:14–16) with dimensions for the ark being 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high.

1. clothes
   soil
2. animals
   tools

One pair of each kind of animal was brought inside the ark to propagate the world later on.

1. 60
   35
2. 40
   30

God let it rain for 40 days to wipe out all the existing evil in the world.

1. Jacob
   Joseph
2. Matthew
   Abraham

Abraham - originally known as Abram - was forced by God to leave the house of his father Terah and settle in the land originally given to Canaan. God promised to Abraham and his progeny, reinforcing themes of land and posterity.

1. Tie him up and leave him to die
   Sacrifice him like a lamb
2. Drown him
   Abandon him in the desert

Abraham was about to knife down Isaac when an angel appeared before him and made him stop, saying he passed God’s test.

1. Rain of fire
   Rain of locusts
2. Rain of blood
   Rain of stones

God let the rain of fire destroy and cleanse these cities.

1. Job
   Lot
2. Noah
   Ezekiel

Despite his sometimes hardheadedness of wanting to live in Sodom, God still saw Lot as a good man that could be saved.

1. Just keep running
   Jump far
2. Never look back
   Travel light

When Lot took his time to leave the angels took hold of Lot, his wife and two daughters, and transported them beyond the city. The angel told Lot, "Escape for thy life; look not behind thee, neither stay thou in all the plain; escape to the mountain, lest thou be consumed."

1. She tripped.
   She turned into a pillar of salt.
2. She fell into a ravine.
   She slipped in the mud.

To Lot’s dismay, his wife was turned into a pillar of salt when she stopped and looked back during their escape journey.

1. Moab and Noah
   Aaron and Moses
2. Esau and Jacob
   Luke and Leia

Esau is the elder son so he should have gotten the rights that Jacob stole.

1. Miriam
   Rachel
2. Sheila
   Gomorrah

Unfortunately, Rachel is the younger sister, and it is forbidden for them to marry before the older sisters.

1. 10
   11
2. 12
   30

Majority of the sons were from Leah, but he also had kids with Rachel, and his wive's handmaidens Bilhah and Zilpah. His sole daughter mentioned in Genesis is named Dinah and collectively his sons became the progenitors of the "Tribes of Israel."

1. Jeremiah
   Juno
2. Joseph
   Judah

Joseph’s mother is Rachel, Jacob’s one true love. It's assumed he is his favorite because of his deep affection for Rachel.

1. Husband
   Laborer
2. Servant
   Slave

Joseph was sold to be a slave in Egypt but he rose in power to become the vizier, the second most powerful man in Egypt next to Pharaoh.

1. Dreams
   Ghosts
2. Fears
   Thoughts

Since he’s a good dream interpreter, Joseph also became an influential figure in Egypt later on.

1. Aaron
   Jehosaphat
2. Ahab
   Moses

He was adopted by the Egyptians when the Pharaoh’s own daughter found the baby floating in the river. Moses’ name means “drawn out” since he was literally drawn out of the river.

1. Crop circles
   Talking animals
2. Burning bush
   Ash clouds

The burning bush was a powerful symbol of God commanding Moses for his upcoming duty.

1. Ten Commandments
   Two Golden Rules
2. Six Beatitudes
   12 Apostles

The Ten Commandments form the basis of Jewish law and appear in the Book of Exodus and Deuteronomy. The commandments include instructions to worship only God, honor your parents, and to keep the sabbath day holy.

1. Rare Sea
   Dead Sea
2. Blue Sea
   Red Sea

With God’s help, Moses parted the Red Sea, proving that God was really on their side.

1. Sumon
   Samson
2. Salmon
   Sarthom

Samson had a vow to love God, which was the source of his strength.

1. Salome
   Delilah
2. Elizabeth
   Magdalene

Delilah belonged to the Philistines, who were at war with Samson’s own tribe of Nazirites. After her third attempt he tells her the source of his strength and while he sleeps Delilah orders a servant to cut his hair, thereby allowing her to turn him over to the Philistines.

1. Genie
   Goliath
2. Gehosaphat
   Geremiah

Goliath is believed by some to have been 9 feet and a few inches tall. He's described in the Book of Samuel and is known for having been defeated by David in single combat.

1. David
   Dimmo
2. Darkor
   Drivel

He is known as the second king of the United Kingdom of Israel and Judah. He was a young shepherd who initially gains fame as a musician before killing Goliath.

1. Smeagol
   Sarthou
2. Solomon
   Saruman

When God asked Solomon what he wanted, he asked for wisdom above all.

1. Erring brothers
   Dueling cousins
2. Fighting mothers
   Catfighting sisters

This story teaches about honesty and wisdom.

1. Get rid of the child
   Cut the child in half and give one-half to each mother
2. Detain the child and make it choose its mother
   Make another child with one mother

Through this strategy he was able to figure out who was the real mother because she begged the sword be sheathed and the child given over to the rival so as to spare his life.

1. He reprimanded her.
   He took the mother to be his wife.
2. He gave her the child.
   He threw away the child.

According to King Solomon, the real mother will not let any harm come upon her child, so it is evident that the other one is a fake.

1. Snakes
   Hyenas
2. Lions
   Panthers

When Daniel was punished and sentenced to be thrown into the pit of the lions, he was miraculously saved and protected inside the pit because he prayed to God.