Bread in the Bible

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1. While Jesus was wandering the desert, Satan tried to tempt Jesus into turning some objects into BREAD to feed himself. What were these objects? Stones Plants Grains of sand Birds

2. During Passover, Israelites were (and still are) required to eat unleavened BREAD. What does the eating of unleavened BREAD symbolise, according to the Bible? It's to symbolise the haste with which the Israelites had to leave Egypt. It symbolises how, like bread can never rise without the help of yeast, we can never rise without the help of God. It's to symbolise how we must achieve humility through eating bread that is not good to the tongue. It symbolises all of these things.

3. In the book of 1 Kings, what type of birds brought Elijah meat and BREAD to eat? Sparrows Ravens Eagles Robins

4. On how many separate occasions (mentioned in the Bible), did Jesus miraculously increase the amount of BREAD on hand, to feed a multitude of people? Twice Three times Just once Never

5. Although the ingredients are mentioned in a fairly "obscure" passage of the Bible, what was BREAD in the Bible commonly made out of? Neither of these Barley Wheat Both of these

6. When Jesus started sending forth his disciples for ministry work, did He want them to take BREAD with them on their journeys? Yes No

7. While the Israelites were in the wilderness after escaping from Egypt, in "the face of the wilderness lay a small round thing." This was special BREAD, a gift sent from God. What was this type of BREAD called? French baguette Manna Matzo Lammas

8. In the Gospel of John, Jesus called himself the BREAD of _________. Life All whosoever believeth in Him All that is Holy Life and death

9. When Joseph had been thrown into jail, two of Pharaoh's servants were thrown in along with him. One of the servants was Pharaoh's chief baker (who, obviously, baked BREAD). What was the title of the other servant whom was also thrown into jail? Chief butler Chief groundsman Chief janitor Chief advisor

10. In which of the following passages from the Book of Luke did Jesus give BREAD a new significance, by saying that it symbolised his body, which he was about to sacrifice for the salvation of the Earth? Luke 18:21 Luke 22:19 Luke 21:18 Luke 19:22