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We’ve added a new category of puzzles to the site. Bible Logic Puzzles! So far we’ve added two Bible logic problems. Prophet Reunion and Farcical Pharisees. In the first logic puzzle, five prophets who attended The School for Prophets 50 years ago in Bethlehemhave returned for a reunion. From the clues, work out which town they come from, how old they are and what miracle they specialise in. In the second logic problem, the Pharisees love to do good works and make sure everyone knows that they are doing them. In Jerusalem the evening before the Sabbath Day, a group of four Pharisees were outside the temple telling everyone what they had done that day. From the clues can you work out how old each Pharisee was, the good work that they had done that day and the amount of money they had put into the collection. Have fun solving these new puzzles! Ever found it a struggle to remember the order of the Minor Prophets in the Bible? I’m sure we all have at times. I’m not even sure they remembered to include Habakkuk in my Bible, I can never seem to find it! Forget no longer because we’ve created this simple Bible mnemonic to help you remember! Humourous Jokes About Orange Jelly Might Not Help Zookeepers Hurling Zebra Milk. All you have to do is remember some funny orange jelly not helping a zookeeper to throw zebra milk.
What other mnemonics do you use to remember the books of the Bible? Oh, by the way… what do you call someone with jelly in one ear and custard in the other? A trifle deaf.
Pope Benedict XVI stepped down as the 265th Pope at the end of last month, the first to resign for 600 years. The cardinals have gathered in Rome and the elaborate process of electing the next Pope will begin very shortly. There are 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in the world, and the Pope is regarded as having divine authority, so it’s a pretty important position in the eyes of the Catholics! The conclave will be held in the Sistine chapel and they will want to push things through so there is a new Pope in place by the start of the Easter week. Catholics have a long held tradition that Simon Peter was the first Pope, but does that idea carry any weight when we look at the Bible? We look at this question and others in our latest Bible Study on Was Peter the First Pope? Do you know your way round a Bible? Those minor prophets can be really tricky to find! Test your knowledge of your Bible books by trying this new Which Book of the Bible quiz! |
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