The day God “let the land produce vegetation:
seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that
bear fruit with seed in it, according their various
kinds.”

The passage from which our name “412”
comes from.

The province that produces the most maple
syrup in Canada.

The process by which a caterpillar becomes a
butterfly.

The one missing from this list: Amos, Habakkuk,
Haggai, Hosea, Joel, Jonah, Malachi, Nahum,
Obadiah, Zechariah, and Zephaniah.

In the accounts of Matthew, Mark, and Luke,
this container held a very expensive perfume
that was eventually broken to anoint the feet of
Jesus.

According to Chatelaine magazine, this is the
most popular Timbit.

The day of week and time in which the new
summer small group for the transitioning grade
12’s will take place.

She had six sisters, was the daughter to a priest
of Midian, and was the wife of Moses.

On the island of Cyprus, Barnabas and Saul
faced off with this Jewish false prophet and
magician.

The scale that’s used to measure the spicy heat
of foods.

At the start of his ministry, according to the
Gospel of Mark, Jesus declared that “this”
coming marked the transitional beginning of his
work.

The King of Salem and Priest of God Most High
who presented the Father of Nations with the
communion elements.

Peter even led this faithful disciple astray when
he became driven by fear over the pressures
from the Jewish believers.

The one missing from the traditional rhyme that
includes: blue moons, hearts, horseshoes, pots
of gold, rainbows, red balloon, and stars.

The chemical process by which a solid turns into
a gas without going through a liquid stage.

When it came to rebuilding the walls of
Jerusalem, this king supplied the materials for
the project.

Of the seven churches who received a letter
from Patmos, this one didn’t get a single word of
commendation.

What the word “Kosher” means in terms of
Jewish dietary restrictions.

The technical musical term for the act or process
of transitioning from one tonic to another.