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YYZ Skinhead · (This post was last modified: 08-03-2011 03:37 PM by YYZ Skinhead.)

Yet another Jeopardy clue (not verbatim due to propranolol), this one from Final Jeopardy a few days ago. I've said previously that there have gotta be at least a couple Scripture believers--Jewish, Christian or both--behind the scenes writing clues because I've seen a gazillion Biblical categories that require Scriptural knowledge above that of the average secular North American. Th_smiley_writer

This miracle mentioned in all four Gospels incorporates symbolism from Jesus' life.

What is:

(I wasn't certain at first but I got it right. 638

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***Vic*** · 08-03-2011, 04:23 PM

(08-03-2011 03:22 PM)YYZ Skinhead Wrote: Yet another Jeopardy clue (not verbatim due to propranolol), this one from Final Jeopardy a few days ago. I've said previously that there have gotta be at least a couple Scripture believers--Jewish, Christian or both--behind the scenes writing clues because I've seen a gazillion Biblical categories that require Scriptural knowledge above that of the average secular North American.

This miracle mentioned in all four Gospels incorporates symbolism from Jesus' life.

What is:

(I wasn't certain at first but I got it right. )

The feeding of the five thousand... Biggrin

YYZ Skinhead · 08-03-2011, 06:54 PM

(08-03-2011 04:23 PM)Vic Wrote:
(08-03-2011 03:22 PM)YYZ Skinhead Wrote:
This miracle mentioned in all four Gospels incorporates symbolism from Jesus' life.

What is:

(I wasn't certain at first but I got it right. )

The feeding of the five thousand...

The funny thing is that I had never recognized the symbolism (Bread of Life, Lord's Supper, fisherman, fishers of men etc) prior to watching this episode. This isn't the first time I've been prodded into looking up Scriptures by watching Jeopardy.