Across
- 2. The devil is our opponent, enemy, or foe or our __________ in 1 Peter 5:8.
- 5. 1 Peter 5:8 says be watchful, alert, and ready, so that we aren’t devoured. in other words, Be ___________.
- 6. Isaiah describes in Isaiah 11:6 the future kingdom where even natural enemies live at peace. What young plump animal is hanging out with the calf and the young lion.
- 7. An adders, vipers, or other deadly poisonous snakes. Some say a mythical creature in Isaiah 11:8.
- 8. This is a fragment of broken pottery, often mentioned in the Bible as a symbol of destruction, humility, or suffering. Psalms 22:15
Down
- 1. In Isaiah 65:25 the lion’s nature reverses and he eats straw like an ________.
- 3. The enemy wants to “drink you up” or “swallow you down” and consume and destroy you. He wants to ______________ you. 1 Peter 5:8
- 4. Not a mythical creature but a large, untamed, powerful, wild ox. The aurochs an extinct ancestor of our modern-day cattle. Its horn symbolized raw strength from Psalms 22:21
