On being instructed to build the ark, Noah was told to “cover it inside and outside with” this substance.

The title of this song – based on Mathew 6:33 – tells us to keep doing this.

Two of this kind of bird sold for “a coin of small value”.

The prophet Jonah boarded a ship headed to this city in an effort to run away from Jehovah.

According to Jesus, we should observe intently these creatures to be reminded of how Jehovah will care for us.

The Nephilim were also known as this.

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It was from this creature's mouth that Simon Peter retrieved a silver coin.

This sister of Aaron was designated a prophetess, being the first one recorded in the Bible.

The apostle Paul said that the Christian congregation is like this, which also has many members.

After the flood, Jehovah said that this emotion would be felt toward humans by every other creature.

This song encourages us to do this, right to the end!

The 30 pieces of silver that Jesus was betrayed for suggest that the religious leaders considered him to be worth no more than this.

This prophetess foretold that Jehovah would give Sisera into a woman’s hand, not Barak’s.

The illustration of the rich man who took the poor man's sheep – which helped to move King David to repentance – was given by this person.

Once the flood waters subsided, the ark came to rest on this mountain.

This song describes a type of full-time life that we can choose.

This couple was struck dead by Jehovah after claiming that their gift represented all the funds received from a sale of property.

In Ezekiel's prophetic enactment, he portrayed the siege of this city.

The scribes and Pharisees were said to strain out the _____, but gulp down the ______.

The rebellious angels of Noah’s day were thrown into this prison-like condition.

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The “genuine nard” Mary poured onto Jesus' head amounted to this sum.

This prophetess brought peace to king Josiah, telling him that his eyes would not see all the calamity Jehovah would bring.

Because of her unfaithful inhabitants, this southern kingdom was likened to a wild vine without good fruit and fit only for the fire.