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Card 1 · Question
In 1 Kings 9:26-28, Solomon established a port city for his merchant fleet on the Red Sea. Which city was this?
📖 1 Kings 9:26-28
Card 2 · Question
According to Numbers 34:1-12, God established the boundaries of the Promised Land for Israel. Which four regions marked the corners or extremities of this territory?
📖 Numbers 34:1-12
Card 3 · Question
In Acts 16:11, Paul and Timothy traveled from Troas to which Macedonian city, marking the first time the gospel entered Europe?
📖 Acts 16:11-12
Card 4 · Question
According to 2 Kings 5:12, Naaman the Syrian general expected to be healed by dipping in rivers of his homeland. Which two rivers did he mention?
📖 2 Kings 5:12
Card 5 · Question
According to Matthew 4:25, from which regions did large crowds follow Jesus?
📖 Matthew 4:25
Card 6 · Question
According to Joshua 13:1-6, God instructed Joshua that certain lands remained unconquered and must be inherited. Which Canaanite regions were explicitly mentioned as still to be possessed?
📖 Joshua 13:1-6
Card 7 · Question
In Galatians 4:25, Paul uses Mount Sinai as an allegory and associates it with which ancient city or region?
📖 Galatians 4:25
Card 8 · Question
According to 1 Kings 7:8-9, what materials were used in Solomon's palace complex and the house for Pharaoh's daughter?
📖 1 Kings 7:8-9
Card 9 · Question
In Revelation 16:16, the final battle is prophesied to take place at a location called Armageddon. What does 'Armageddon' literally mean in terms of its geographic referent?
📖 Revelation 16:16
Card 10 · Question
In Acts 27:16, Paul's ship passed by a small island while being driven by a storm. What was the name of this island, which was south of Crete?
📖 Acts 27:16
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In 1 Kings 9:26-28, Solomon established a port city for his merchant fleet on the Red Sea. Which city was this?
📖 1 Kings 9:26-28
#2
According to Numbers 34:1-12, God established the boundaries of the Promised Land for Israel. Which four regions marked the corners or extremities of this territory?
📖 Numbers 34:1-12
#3
In Acts 16:11, Paul and Timothy traveled from Troas to which Macedonian city, marking the first time the gospel entered Europe?
📖 Acts 16:11-12
#4
According to 2 Kings 5:12, Naaman the Syrian general expected to be healed by dipping in rivers of his homeland. Which two rivers did he mention?
📖 2 Kings 5:12
#5
According to Matthew 4:25, from which regions did large crowds follow Jesus?
📖 Matthew 4:25
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According to Joshua 13:1-6, God instructed Joshua that certain lands remained unconquered and must be inherited. Which Canaanite regions were explicitly mentioned as still to be possessed?
📖 Joshua 13:1-6
#7
In Galatians 4:25, Paul uses Mount Sinai as an allegory and associates it with which ancient city or region?
📖 Galatians 4:25
#8
According to 1 Kings 7:8-9, what materials were used in Solomon's palace complex and the house for Pharaoh's daughter?
📖 1 Kings 7:8-9
Bible Geography — Advanced Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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Mediterranean Sea, Negev, Dead Sea, and Lebanon
Numbers 34 describes Israel's ideal borders with the Mediterranean to the west, the Negev to the south, the Dead Sea to the east, and Lebanon to the north.
Numbers 34:1-12
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Ezion Geber
Ezion Geber, located at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba, served as Solomon's primary port for maritime trade with Ophir and other distant lands.
1 Kings 9:26-28
#4
The Abana and Pharpar
Naaman refused to bathe in the Jordan River, claiming the Abana and Pharpar rivers of Damascus were better, revealing his pride and preference for his own land's waters.
2 Kings 5:12
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Philippi
Philippi was the first European city where Paul preached, and it was a leading city of Macedonia, as recorded in Acts 16:12.
Acts 16:11-12
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The land of the Geshurites and the Avvites, and all the Canaanite territory
Joshua 13:2-6 specifically names the Geshurites, Avvites, and broadly references all Canaanite territories from the Sihor River through Aphek as lands Israel had not yet possessed.
Joshua 13:1-6
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Galilee, the Decapolis, Jerusalem, Judea, and beyond the Jordan
Matthew 4:25 specifically mentions Galilee, the Decapolis, and regions beyond the Jordan as sources of the crowds following Jesus during His early Galilean ministry.
Matthew 4:25
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Expensive, quarried stone cut to measure
1 Kings 7:8-9 indicates that Solomon's house and the house for Pharaoh's daughter were built with expensive, quarried stone blocks, similar to the temple's construction quality.
1 Kings 7:8-9
#7
Arabia
Paul writes that Mount Sinai 'is in Arabia' (Galatians 4:25), using geographic precision to connect the location of the law to the broader Arabian region.
Galatians 4:25
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In Revelation 16:16, the final battle is prophesied to take place at a location called Armageddon. What does 'Armageddon' literally mean in terms of its geographic referent?
📖 Revelation 16:16
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In Acts 27:16, Paul's ship passed by a small island while being driven by a storm. What was the name of this island, which was south of Crete?
📖 Acts 27:16
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Bible Geography — Advanced Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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Clauda
Acts 27:16 states the ship passed under the lee of Clauda, a small island south of Crete, where they were able to secure the lifeboat.
Acts 27:16
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The hill of Megiddo
Armageddon comes from the Hebrew 'Har Megiddo' (the hill of Megiddo), referring to the strategic ancient city in northern Israel known for numerous battles.
Revelation 16:16
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