Across: |
| 1. | Last judge of Israel. |
| 5. | Shared with a contemporary, the prophetic task of getting the people of Judah to rebuild their ruined temple. |
| 7. | Israelite King who built God's temple. |
| 8. | Noah erected the first one of these recorded in the bible. |
| 11. | Sometimes called "the weeping prophet." |
| 12. | This book traces the aimless wanderings of the Israelites in the wilderness. |
| 14. | He was a prophet of Judah, a contemporary of Isaiah. |
| 15. | Contains Levitical law and ritual precedents. |
| 16. | Poetic book filled with hymns of praise and prayers of thanksgiving. |
| 20. | Contains a second statement of Mosiac Law. |
| 21. | The father of the nation of Israel. |
| 25. | Received the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai |
| 26. | A priest and friend of Jeremiah. After Jerusalem's fall, he was killed by the Babylonians. |
| 27. | Contains the prophet's vision of a valley of "dry bones." |
| 29. | Prophet after the Babylonian exile, a contemporary of Zechariah. |
| 30. | A love song celebrating human love relationships and God's love for His people. |
| 32. | A "major' prophet who foretold of the coming of the Messiah. |
| 34. | The great-grandmother of King David. |
| 35. | One of the most memorable passages in this book is the poem on the proper time for all of life's events. |
| 38. | Prophet who took King David to task for his behavior. |
| 39. | The last of the "minor" prophets. |
| 40. | The first High Priest. |
| 42. | Record of the journey of the nation of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land. |
| 43. | Short prophetic book that questions the coming suffering and humiliation of God's people at the hands of the pagan Babylonians. |