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Crossword Puzzle: 2 Samuel, 1 Kings and Isaiah
Draws on material covered in chapters 8, 9 and 13 of Discovering the Bible

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 4  5
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 8  9
 10  11


ACROSS
1   Victor over the Philistine warrior Goliath who became the second king of Israel
4   First king over the northern tribes (Israel) after the division of the kingdom
7   Saul's son and good friend of David
8   The prophet who had the confrontation on Mt. Carmel with the prophets of Baal
10   The guy with the ultimate bad-hair day: David's long-haired son who conspired to take over his father's throne.
 
DOWN
2   Prophet at the time of kings like Hezekiah and Uzziah who foretold a lot of things about the Messiah
3   Solomon's son against whom the northern tribes rebelled after he followed some bad advice
5   Wife of Uriah who eventually became King David's wife (after David caused the death of her husband)
6   King David's father
9   King who built the first Israelite Temple
11   First king of Israel
Puzzle made at www.varietygames.com/CW/

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