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Countries Mentioned in the Bible - Sudden Death - Statistics

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Armenia
Azerbaijan
China
Croatia
Cyprus
Egypt
Ethiopia
Germany
Greece
India
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Italy
Jordan
Lebanon
Libya
Malta
Oman
Pakistan
Portugal
Qatar
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Sudan
Syria
Tunisia
Turkey
United States
Vatican City
Yemen
 
Answer Stats
Answer % Correct
Moses led his people away from here Egypt
85%
The Holy Land Israel
85%
On the other side of the river from the Holy Land Jordan
81%
Known for its cedar trees Lebanon
65%
The Gihon river, flowing from the Garden of Eden, encompasses
this entire country
 Ethiopia
62%
St. Paul wrote epistles to people in different cities here Greece
62%
Then known as Persia Iran
54%
St. Paul sailed near this island Cyprus
50%
Nineveh and Babylon were located here Iraq
50%
Isaiah promised that this country's capital would be a "ruinous heap". Syria
46%
Where St. Paul died Italy
42%
A couple minor characters escaped into this mountainous region Armenia
38%
Mediterranean country home to the city of Cyrene Libya
38%
St. Paul shipwrecked here Malta
35%
The easternmost extent of the Persian Empire India
27%
Kings from here brought gold to Solomon Saudi Arabia
23%
Westernmost country mentioned in the Bible Spain
19%
Several regions of this country are mentioned including Pontus, Galatia,
Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia
 Turkey
19%
Mentioned as the region of Cush (Kush) Sudan
15%
The land of Sheba might have been located here Yemen
15%
Titus traveled to Dalmatia, on this country's coast Croatia
12%
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