An unnamed prophet told Eli that these two wicked sons would both die in one day.

He cursed, struck, and pulled the hair of some who were disobedient.

He changed wages ten times.

Usually mentioned together, these two items were use in hunting as well as in warfare.

Originally made of leather, this piece of armor was later covered with copper or iron and was worn over a woolen or felt bonnet.

These two were some of the first to become Jesus' disciples.

He revealed a plot to kill a king.

He stubbornly refused to listen to Jehovah's word through Moses & Aaron.

This short, pointed missile was similar to an arrow.

This was large, rectangular, often made of leather and metal, and could protect a soldier from his shoulders to his knees

These two left their father & their fishing business to follow Jesus.

This discreet & sensible woman provided food for David and his army.

He did not discipline his sons who were wicked and had no regard for Jehovah.

This weapon, ranked second to the sword, had a large wooden shaft with a sharp stone or metal head.

This piece of armor was made of cloth or leather with hundreds of small adjoining pieces of metal attached to it. This protected the chest, back, and shoulders.

Name two of Jesus' half brothers.

This grandson of Aaron pierced two blatantly disobedient people.

This handsome son of David tried to usurp the throne.

This weapon, similar to the spear, was lighter in weight and was usually thrown.

A small shield used by archers and in hand-to-hand fighting.

Tamar's twin sons by Judah.

At 85, he was as strong as when he was 40.

He persuaded Bath-sheba to speak to Solomon about Abishag.

This weapon had a short wooden or metal handle with a stone or metal head with a sharp blade.

This is the heavy center piece of metal on a shield,