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3 hours ago, angels4u said:

Who tried to take the well of Beersheba away from Abraham?

 

Abimelech's servants 

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What son of Jacob nearly perished in a cistern?

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who had servants who named their wells Esak,Sitnah ,Rehoboth and Beersheba?

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9 hours ago, angels4u said:

What son of Jacob nearly perished in a cistern?

Joseph.

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12 hours ago, angels4u said:

who had servants who named their wells Esak,Sitnah ,Rehoboth and Beersheba?

It's probably either Isaac or Abraham though on an off-chance it's one of the Canaanites (e.g. Abimelech) whose herdsmen were arguing with them over wells.  Abraham had a number of wells and then Isaac's servants re-opened them later.  I'll go with Isaac.

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Timothy's father was Greek.

 

Did Delilah cut off Samson's hair?

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What counselor to a King COMMITTED SUICIDE when his advice was rejected?

 

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Where did the Magi first encounter the Christ-child?

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Who pulled Jeremiah up out the mud?

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6 hours ago, GandalfTheWise said:

It's probably either Isaac or Abraham though on an off-chance it's one of the Canaanites (e.g. Abimelech) whose herdsmen were arguing with them over wells.  Abraham had a number of wells and then Isaac's servants re-opened them later.  I'll go with Isaac.

Isaac :) Gen 26:17-33 

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