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Can You Match All The Masters To Their Servants?

The Bible portrays numerous master/servant relationships. Some relationships were great, while others were… not so great. Either way, many are vital to the Bible's story. Can you match these servants to their masters? Or these masters to their servants? Take this quiz and see!

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Question 1/10

I served Potiphar and was his favorite slave, until his wife lied about me.

Joseph

Reuben

Benjamin

Jacob

Onesimus

Question 2/10

Paul wrote a letter to my master, Philemon, imploring to receive me back in house, as I had become a fellow believer.

Barabus

Onesimus

Timothy

Aquilla

Pilate

Question 3/10

I served Elisha not only as a servant, but also as an apprentice of sorts.

Elijah

Moses

Gehazi

Joshua

Belteshazzar

Question 4/10

Hagar was my maidservant. I threw her out of my house when she became pregnant with my husband's child (even though I gave her over to my husband for that purpose).

Rebecca

Leah

Sarah

Rahaab

Naamah

Question 5/10

I served Nebuchadnezzar as his commander of the guard in his court. I led one of the attacks on Babylon, looting the temple and destroying it.

Belteshazzar

Daniel

Shadrach

Nebuzaradan

Abednego

Question 6/10

I served King Josiah in his court. I am mentioned only very briefly.

Asmodeus

Imalkue

Eber

Manoah

Asaiah

Question 7/10

Elisha was my servant, apprentice, and eventually, my successor.

Joshua

Moses

Daniel

Gehazi

Elisha

Question 8/10

Joshua served as one of the spies I sent into the land of Canaan. Later, before my death, I chose him as my successor because of his loyalty and excellence as a servant.

Aaron

Miriam

Joseph

Moses

Elijah

Question 9/10

My handmaid, Zilpah, bore several of my children after another handmaid bore children for my barren sister. Sibling rivalry is not joke.

Rachel

Rebecca

Leah

Sarah

Martha

Question 10/10

My servant, Ziba, was both my savior and the cause of my lifelong inability to walk. She dropped me when fleeing from attackers, rendering me permanently crippled.

David

Solomon

Ish-Bosheth

Mephibosheth

Ishmael

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Question 1

I served Potiphar and was his favorite slave, until his wife lied about me.

Joseph

Reuben

Benjamin

Jacob

Onesimus

Question 2

Paul wrote a letter to my master, Philemon, imploring to receive me back in house, as I had become a fellow believer.

Barabus

Onesimus

Timothy

Aquilla

Pilate

Question 3

I served Elisha not only as a servant, but also as an apprentice of sorts.

Elijah

Moses

Gehazi

Joshua

Belteshazzar

Question 4

Hagar was my maidservant. I threw her out of my house when she became pregnant with my husband's child (even though I gave her over to my husband for that purpose).

Rebecca

Leah

Sarah

Rahaab

Naamah

Question 5

I served Nebuchadnezzar as his commander of the guard in his court. I led one of the attacks on Babylon, looting the temple and destroying it.

Belteshazzar

Daniel

Shadrach

Nebuzaradan

Abednego

Question 6

I served King Josiah in his court. I am mentioned only very briefly.

Asmodeus

Imalkue

Eber

Manoah

Asaiah

Question 7

Elisha was my servant, apprentice, and eventually, my successor.

Joshua

Moses

Daniel

Gehazi

Elisha

Question 8

Joshua served as one of the spies I sent into the land of Canaan. Later, before my death, I chose him as my successor because of his loyalty and excellence as a servant.

Aaron

Miriam

Joseph

Moses

Elijah

Question 9

My handmaid, Zilpah, bore several of my children after another handmaid bore children for my barren sister. Sibling rivalry is not joke.

Rachel

Rebecca

Leah

Sarah

Martha

Question 10

My servant, Ziba, was both my savior and the cause of my lifelong inability to walk. She dropped me when fleeing from attackers, rendering me permanently crippled.

David

Solomon

Ish-Bosheth

Mephibosheth

Ishmael

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