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Bible quiz: the answers
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On Christmas Eve we set 20 questions and asked you to write
three proverbs, with Trappist beer for the winner, and Bishop's
Finger beer from Shepherd Neame for the runners up. The response
was impressive.
The winners are: Katrina Attwood & Judith Woolf, York.
The runners up are: The Middleton family, Worcester Park Mrs D
Hudson, Leominster.
1. What were the 10 Plagues of Egypt?
The Nile turns to blood; Frogs; Gnats; Flies; Cattle disease;
Boils; Hail; Locusts; Darkn...
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