Quiz answers: 1) C (Ethiopia 1,127,127 km2, Bolivia 1,098,580 km2) Sourcesimple.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_area 2) A 3) B

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There are about 80 languages in Ethiopia. With your help through Divine Dining, more people will be able to listen to the New Testament in their mother tongue.

The flag of Ethiopia The story of Philip and the Ethiopian official can be found in Acts 8.26-40. Join up the dots to reveal a picture of Philip and the Ethiopian.

Quiz questions1. Ethiopia is the world’s 26th

largest country. Which country is about the same size? A) Saudi Arabia B) Thailand C) Bolivia

2. In poor families 40% sleep A) on the floor B) in a hammock C) outside the door

3. In Ethiopia there is one medical doctor to how many people? A) 25,000 B) 100,000 C) 250,000

Did you know?Ethiopians measure time from when the sun rises and count time on the opposite side of the clock. When the sun rises at 6 o’clock it is said to be 12 o’clock – the start of the day.

Did you know?Ethiopia is the only country in Africa with its own alphabet. It uses an abugida, also known as an alpha-syllabary, which consists of 209 symbols and 25 letter variants.

Did you know?In the 12th century, King Lalibela commissioned the building of some new churches to form a ‘new Jerusalem’. Eleven churches are standing today, carved into a solid piece of rock. Workers started at the top and carved down, creating the roof and walls of the church. They then hollowed out the interior structure. They are known as the Lalibela churches and today are a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Quiz questions1. What is the most likely religion of

someone who lives in the West Bank? A) Christian B) Jewish C) Muslim

2. How do you say ‘hello’ in Hebrew? A) Ciao B) Shalom C) Namaste

3. When was the Jewish state of Israel established? A) 1928 B) 1948 C) 1958

Quiz answers: 1) C (Sunni Muslims make up 75% of the population; Jewish 17% and 8% are Christian and other beliefs) 2) B 3) B Source: educationworld.com

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The Arab Israeli Bible Society (AIBS) is a unique team initiative where the leaders of all three Holy Land Bible Societies (Arab-Israeli, Israeli and Palestinian) meet and work together. With your help through Divine Dining, more people will be able to come to events and enjoy the facilities of the AIBS community centre in Nazareth.

Did you know?The Dead Sea in Israel is the lowest point on earth, at 1,315 feet below sea level at its lowest point.

Did you know?In many Israeli bus stops, you can find a box for tzedakah (charitable giving).

Did you know?Palestine was initially known as ‘Peleset’, which was transliterated from hieroglyphs in numerous Egyptian documents.