2. How did the woman with the issue of blood fare after all of her physicians and medicines?
(a) She got better, but wasn't totally healed.
(b) She grew worse.
(c) She had an allergic reaction to the medicines.
(d) She lost her eyesight.

3. Who was Jemima?
(a) One of King Solomon's concubines.
(b) The eldest of Job's daughters born after his restoration.
(c) A leper healed by Peter.
(d) One of King David's concubines.

4. Whose daughters helped in the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem under Nehemiah's guidance?
(a) Lot's daughters.
(b) Heman's daughters.
(c) Lamech's daughters.
(d) Shallum's daughters.

5. From where did the name Mary Magdalene originate?
(a) From a Latin word meaning light.
(b) From a Hebrew word meaning angel.
(c) From Magdala, the Greek form of Migdol or Watchtower.
(d) From a Greek word meaning beloved.

6. Why did the Samaritan woman think it unusual for Jesus to talk with her?
(a) Men in those days could not speak to women in public.
(b) She was a beggar and most people ignored her.
(c) She was a leper and few people spoke to lepers.
(d) He was Jewish, and Samaritans and Jews did not socialize.

7. What did Simon Peter's mother-in-law do once she was healed?
(a) She ministered to the others present in her room.
(b) She tried to pay Jesus for healing her.
(c) She begged Jesus to heal the whole town.
(d) She sang a song of joy.

8. What happened to Sapphira and her husband when their dishonest act was discovered?
(a) They fell over dead.
(b) They were excommunicated from the church.
(c) They were publicly denounced by the apostles.
(d) They were arrested.

9. What church has made Pilate's wife a saint?
(a) The Greek Orthodox Church.
(b) The Anglican Church.
(c) The Roman Catholic Church.
(d) The Presbyterian Church.

10. What day has been named as the feast day for Pilate's wife by the church that has made her a saint?
(a) December 15.
(b) April 9.
(c) August 18.
(d) October 27.

11. What was the name of Salome's husband?
(a) Micah.
(b) Isaac.
(c) Paulus.
(d) Zebedee.

12. Who does Edith Deen say that the "daughters of men" mentioned in Genesis 6:2 may be?
(a) Women descended from Abraham.
(b) Women whose mothers had abandoned them.
(c) Women descended from Cain.
(d) Women whose fathers were widowers.

13. What prophet multiplied the oil of an impoverished widow who had an unpaid debt for which her creditors wanted her to sell her sons as slaves?
(a) Ezekiel.
(b) Elisha.
(c) Isaiah.
(d) Jeremiah.

14. What was Pontius Pilate's job during the time of Christ?
(a) He was a wealthy wheat farmer.
(b) He was a Roman centurion.
(c) He was a silk merchant.
(d) He was the Roman governor of Judea.

15. How did Jesus heal Simon Peter's mother-in-law?
(a) By praying for her.
(b) By touching her hand.
(c) By giving her a healing glance.
(d) By giving her a special healing herb.