“Bible Personalities,” Friend, Apr. 1990, 5

Bible Personalities

By Alan W. Farrant

Use the clues to fill in the blanks to identify these eighteen Bible personalities of the Old Testament.

First murder victim (See Gen. 4:8.)
Nabal’s widow, whom David married (See 1 Sam. 25:36–42.)
Original name of Abraham (See Gen. 17:5.)
Rider in a chariot of fire (See 2 Kgs. 2:9–11.)
Person called by God from burning bush (See Ex. 3:1–4.)
Pharoah’s officer who bought Joseph (See Gen. 39:1.)
Queen of __________, who gave Solomon riches and hard questions (See 1 Kgs. 10:1–10.)
Abraham’s wife, who laughed at the words of the holy men (See Gen. 18:9–14, heading.)
Prophet who helped a widow pay off her debts (See 2 Kgs. 4:1–7.)
Ruth’s mother-in-law, who returned to her family from Moab (See Ruth 1:1–16.)
Woman mistaken for a drunk in the temple (See 1 Sam. 1:9–18.)
King of Israel who refused to be slain by his enemies (See 1 Sam. 10:21–24; 1 Sam. 31:3–6.)
Son of Beor, who was saved by an ass (See Num. 22:4–33.)
Woman who lured Samson to his ruin (See Judg. 16:4–21.)
Moses’ father-in-law, who chastised him (See Ex. 18:12–26.)
Moses’ sister, smitten with leprosy for complaining (See Num. 12:1–15.)
Brother kept by Joseph as hostage in Egypt (See Gen. 42:3–24.)
Moses’ successor (See Num. 14:6–7; Num. 27:heading.)