1. Of whom was it said, “They were both righteous before God”?

2. Who was described by Jesus as “worried and troubled about many things”?

3. Who said, “Our lamps are going out”?

4. I visited my cousin Elizabeth, whose baby leaped in her womb for joy when I greeted her. What is my name?

5. Although Elizabeth was not the mother of Christ, her son was given this honorable description by Jesus Himself.

6. Who was the preacher Timothy’s mother?

7. Who was Timothy’s grandmother?

8. Jesus’ mother, Mary, was instrumental in persuading Jesus to perform His first miracle. What was that miracle?

9. Who was the first person to see Jesus after His resurrection?

10. Who said, “Have nothing to do with that just Man [Jesus], for I have suffered many things today in a dream because of Him”?

11. What woman helped her husband explain to Apollos the Way of God more accurately?

12. Jesus healed me from a fever, and afterwards I rose up to serve Him.

13. My husband and I were tentmakers, and became good friends and fellow workers with Paul in the kingdom.

14. This woman used her hair to wipe Jesus’ feet after she annointed them with costly oil.

15. Paul raised me from the dead in Joppa. What is my name?

16. My husband and I lied to the Holy Spirit about the amount of money we received for selling a possession, and were punished by being struck dead. Who am I?

17. Which one of the following was a friend of Jesus who lived in Bethany, and whose home Jesus frequently visited?

18. My husband was told by an angel of the Lord that I would bear a son and call his name John. Who am I?

19. What woman was possessed by seven demons?

20. At her death, who was mourned by the widows for whom she had made tunics and garments while she was alive?

21. What mother “kept all these things in her heart”?

22. What was the other name for Tabitha, who was “full of good works and charitable deeds,” and whom Peter raised from the dead?

23. I am one of the people whom Jesus raised from the dead.

24. Because of this wicked woman’s dancing daughter, John the Immerser was beheaded.

25. My sister and I were members of the congregation in Philippi, as well as being fellow workers with Paul, who implored us to “be of the same mind in the Lord.”