Bible quiz: clouds
A second online quiz, 'clouds in the Bible': the pillar of cloud and fire (they guess 3, answer is 1), Elijah's servant's cloud like a man's hand (they said 'great darkness'), 'maketh the clouds his chariot' (Psalm 104:3), Ecclesiastes 11:4 on regarding the clouds, which gospel omits the transfiguration voice from the cloud (John), Luke 21:27's 'power and great glory,' Hebrews 12:1's 'cloud of witnesses,' Revelation 14:14's sharp sickle - the one Boova alone gets right ('Buva prepared to gird your loins... Dan, you led me astray') - Proverbs 25:14's clouds without rain, and 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 on being caught up in the clouds. They score 7/10 (70%) vs. the site's 61% average over 6,483 takings, then browse other available quizzes (arrows, wells, wine, tithing).
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