This king of Moab summoned Balaam, a seer from the east, to curse the Israelites who were encamped on the plains of Moab.

She helped her younger son get the blessing of the older son by deceiving her husband.

Jesus told the Jews that it is for this reason that Moses allowed divorce, commanding that the man give the woman a bill of divorce and dismiss her.

Afraid of the outcome of the battle against the Philistines, Saul ordered this woman to conjure for him Samuel from the dead.

He saw his father Noah's nakedness and told his brothers about it.

They were sent by Moses, each one from every Israelite tribe, to reconnoiter the land of Canaan. Ten of them reported the discouraging report that the inhabitants and their cities were too strong for the Israelites to conquer.

Because John the Baptist condemned her marriage to Herod, she asked her daughter to ask for the head of John the Baptist from the king after the girl had performed a dance.

These people plotted to entrap Jesus by asking him whether it is lawful to pay the census tax to Caesar or not.

These three towns were reproached by Jesus because even if most of his mighty works had been done there, they had not repented.

These two sons of Aaron offered before the Lord profane fire, such as the Lord not authorized, and were consumed by fire.

Because Abner killed his brother Asahel in battle at Gibeon, he treacherously killed Abner, although King David sent Abner home in peace.

This king ordered the massacre of all the boys in Bethlehem and its vicinity, two years old and under, hoping to kill also the newborn king of the Jews.

Because the Israelites continually complained against God and Moses, these bit them so that many of the people died.

He duped Jacob by giving his daughter Leah at the wedding night instead of the younger Rachel.

He climbed his father's bed and lay with his father's concubine, Bilhah, and so lost his privilege as the firstborn.

Jesus drove these two groups out of the temple for making it a den of thieves.

They saw how beautiful the daughters of man were, had intercourse with them and begot the Nephilim.

In rebelling against Rehoboam, king of Judah, he made two calves of gold, putting one in Bethel, the other in Dan, and telling the people that this is their God who brought them from the land of Egypt.

The outcry against these two cities was so great and their sin was so grave that the Lord rained down sulphurous fire to destroy them.

Jesus said that these people have taken their seat on the chair of Moses; they preach but they do not practice.

He made a golden calf for the Israelites to worship when Moses was delayed in coming down from Mount Sinai.

Jesus called this disciple Satan because he rebuked Jesus for speaking about his passion and death in Jerusalem.

Because these two men joined Korah in his rebellion against Moses, the earth opened and swallowed them and their families alive.

When King Ahab married this Sidonian princess, she introduced the worship of Baal in Israel and ordered the killing of the prophets of the Lord.

She demanded that Abraham send away Hagar and her son Ishmael, so that her son would not have a share in the inheritance.

This group accused Jesus of driving out demons only by the power of Beelzebul, the prince of demons.

She tried to tempt Joseph to lie with her, and when refused, accused him of attempting to molest her.

Because this Philistine champion insulted the armies of Israel, David fell him with a sling and cut off his head with his own sword.

These two women plied their father with wine, lay with him, and had offspring by him.

David's trusted counselor, he turned to Absalom against the king. When Absalom did not follow his counsel, he returned home to his city and hanged himself.

He killed Absalom who was hanging by his hair on a tree, although David charged him and the other generals to protect Absalom for his sake.

Because he violated the ban by taking some of the war spoils to be offered to the Lord, he angered the Lord and so the Israelites were defeated at Ai. In punishment the Israelites stoned him and his family to death.

Because they were not faithful to the Lord in showing his sanctity before the Israelites (one of them struck the rock twice), they were not permitted to lead the community into the Promised Land.

He loved Dinah, the daughter of Jacob, but he seized her and lay with her by force.

The chief priests used the thirty pieces of silver Judas returned to them to buy this piece of property as a burial place for foreigners.

This Edomite officer of King Saul betrayed Ahimelech, the priest of Nob, reporting to Saul that the priest gave holy bread to David and his men, and gave to David the sword of Goliath. He also killed the priests himself.

In Jesus' parable, these men killed the vineyard owner's son to acquire his inheritance.

After she got pregnant through adultery with David, the king saw to it that her husband Uriah the Hittite perish in battle against the Ammonites.