He threshed grain in a winepress, as well as defeated the Midianites with a small army

One of the most valuable trees in Bible times, fruitage from these provided fuel and food

She used pressure and nagging to get her way

This Babylonian name was given to Hananiah

This king of Judah crushed the copper serpent that Moses had made, as well as diverted water during a siege

This prophetess and judge in Israel prophesied that Sisera would be given into a woman's hand

Mentioned in more than 50 texts, this tree features prominently in the Bible and provided food

This man refused to heed direct counsel from Jehovah

Her Hebrew name, Hadasseh, means "Myrtle"

This king of Assyria captured fortified cities of Judah

This Israelite judge respected women and defeated Sisera's army

This fragrant, beautiful wood was used by Phoenician shipbuilders for their masts. It was also used in the temple built by Solomon

This daughter of a Sidonian king vowed to destroy Elijah

This name, meaning “Protect the Life of the King”, was given to a very precious man

This king of Judah attempted to offer incense but was stricken with leprosy by Jehovah

This outstanding judge of Israel set fire to Philistine fields and vineyards using 300 foxes

Zacchaeus climbed this tree to see Jesus

This son of Beor was thwarted several times but persisted in his efforts to bring disaster on Israel

A lightweight and portable stringed instrument, also known as a lyre.

This moody king of Israel built a house of ivory

This judge was the firstborn son of Gilead but was driven out by his half brothers

The insect-resistant wood from this tree was used to construct the portable tabernacle

This mother of Ahaziah destroyed the royal line and became queen in Judah and ruled for 6 years

An Assyrian chief cupbearer was known by this title

This king of Israel reigned for 7 days