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| brother and spokesperson for Moses |
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| father in faith, came form Ur to Haran to Canaan, father of Isaac |
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| son of David who wanted to kill David, hung up by his hair |
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| first humans, lived in Eden |
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| terrible king, married to Jezebel |
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| social justice prophet, went from South to condemn injustices in North (Israel) |
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| where tablets of law were stored |
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| conquered the north(Israel) |
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| country the conquered Judah(south) |
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| 50 years Jews were in bondage in Babylon |
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| put everyone to death and destroying everything in a conquered place |
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| wife of Uriah, future wife of David, mother of Solomon |
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| youngest son of Jacob and Rachel |
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| where Jacob had a dream about the ladder to heaven |
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| David's and Jesus' birthplaces |
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| the book, God's revelation of himself and humans' response |
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| how Moses experienced God |
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| list of books in Catholic bible |
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| books that retell Israelites' story |
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| sign of the covenant with God |
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| believe that creation took place just the way it says in Genesis |
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| allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem after Babylonian exile |
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| prophet who was thrown into the lion's den, apocalyptic literature |
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| greatest king, fought Goliath, father of Solomon |
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| found out Samson's secret and had his hair cut |
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| edited and arranged the Hebrew scriptures/OT |
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| bible of God in human terms |
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| where Hebrews were slaves and Joseph was governor |
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| old man here in Maccabees |
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| prophet who went to heaven in flaming chariot, mentor for Elisha |
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| follower of Elijah who had double Elijah's spirit |
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| brother of Jacob and son of Isaac, lost birthright |
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| prophet who saw dry bones and used story telling and symbols |
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| taught the law in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile |
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| judge with wet and dry fleece, crushed Midianites with 300 men |
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| supreme being revealed in the bible |
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| what Hebrews worshipped at foot of Mount Sinai |
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| huge Philistine killed by David with a sling and stone |
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| influenced Jews after exile, Maccabees fought their influence |
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