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Bible Stories Words for the Imposter Game
Bible Stories gathers the people, places and moments many Christians learn as children, from the Garden of Eden to the empty tomb. Every word comes from a well-known story and is fine for all ages, so it fits youth groups, Sunday school classes and family game nights. Players who know the stories can clue small details, and everyone else can still clue a person, a place or an object.
All 100 bible stories words
- Abraham
- Adam and Eve
- Angel Gabriel
- Armor of God
- Baby Moses
- Baptism
- Bethlehem
- Burning Bush
- Cain and Abel
- Calming the Storm
- Creation
- Daniel
- David
- Doubting Thomas
- Dove
- Elijah
- Empty Tomb
- Esther
- Exodus
- Fiery Furnace
- Fishers of Men
- Fishing Boat
- Forbidden Fruit
- Frankincense
- Garden of Eden
- Gideon
- Golden Calf
- Goliath
- Good Samaritan
- Innkeeper
- Jacob and Esau
- Jacob's Ladder
- Jerusalem
- John the Baptist
- Jonah
- Jordan River
- Joseph's Coat
- Joshua
- Last Supper
- Lazarus
- Lions' Den
- Loaves and Fishes
- Locusts
- Lord's Prayer
- Lost Coin
- Lost Sheep
- Manger
- Manna
- Mary and Joseph
- Mary Magdalene
- Methuselah
- Milk and Honey
- Moses
- Mount Sinai
- Mustard Seed
- Nativity
- Nazareth
- Noah
- Noah's Ark
- Olive Branch
- Palm Sunday
- Passover
- Paul
- Pentecost
- Peter
- Pharaoh
- Pillar of Salt
- Prodigal Son
- Promised Land
- Queen of Sheba
- Red Sea
- Road to Damascus
- Ruth
- Sabbath
- Samson
- Samuel
- Scroll
- Sea of Galilee
- Serpent
- Slingshot
- Solomon
- Stable
- Star of Bethlehem
- Stone Tablets
- Swaddling Clothes
- Talking Donkey
- Tax Collector
- Temple
- Ten Commandments
- Ten Plagues
- Tower of Babel
- Twelve Disciples
- Two by Two
- Walking on Water
- Walls of Jericho
- Washing Feet
- Water into Wine
- Wilderness
- Wise Men
- Zacchaeus
Tips for this pack
- A small detail from the story makes a great clue. "Sandals" fits the Burning Bush, but it fits plenty of other stories too, so the imposter cannot pin it down.
- In similar word mode, close pairs like Lost Sheep and Lost Coin, or Jacob's Ladder and Joseph's Coat, can sound almost the same. During the discussion, ask which part of the story each clue comes from.
- Younger kids do best with the famous stories, like Jonah or the Ten Commandments. In a mixed-age group, set the discussion timer to 3 minutes so younger players have time to explain the story behind their clue.
