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Disease & Sickness Bible Quiz

Which river was Naaman told to wash in to rid himself of leprosy?

Jordan
Pharpar
Euphrates
Abana

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Which prophet of God told Naaman to wash in the river Jordan to cure his leprosy?

Micah
Elijah
Samuel
Elisha

Naaman was told to wash in the river Jordan seven times to be cured of his leprosy

False
True

Who instructed Naaman to wash in the Jordan to heal him of leprosy?

Elisha
Ezekiel
Elijah
Ezra

Which prophet did the young maid of Naaman's wife suggest could heal Naaman of his leprosy?

Isaiah
Elijah
Jeremiah
Elisha

What river did Naaman have to wash in seven times to become clean?

Pharpar
Jordan
Euphrates
Abana

((Number of times Naaman dipped himself in the River Jordan) minus (number of true Gods)) all multiplied by (pieces of silver that Jesus was betrayed for)

Naaman was instructed by Elisha to dip himself in the river Jordan ____ times

Which parts of his body did Peter ask Jesus to wash, after being told that unless Jesus washed his feet he would have no part with him?

Feet, hands and head
Head, face and ears
Feet, hands and ears
Feet and hands

In which parable that Jesus told did the farmer tell himself to relax, eat, drink and be merry?

The Rich Fool
The Master and Servant
The Rich man and Lazarus
The Sower

God told man that he couldn't drink from the River Euphrates?

False
True

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