Exactly, Cricket! The KJV renders the word emerods, which means, hemorroids (brr- what a thought!)

Here's the next:

Who had four daughters who prophesied?

The answer is: Philip the Evangelist- Acts 21:8,9

Tricky, eh? Here's another one:

What wicked king and queen killed Naboth so they could steal his vineyard?

King Ahab and Queen Jezebel.

What a pair, huh?

MG

Yeah, I'm surprised that Hollywood hasn't picked up on that story yet. It's got all kinds of thrills!

But let's find another trivia question:

According to Paul, how was Jesus in the wilderness with Moses and the children of Israel?

As a rock?

Right! 1 Cor.10:4

Now:

Who buried Jesus?

Um. Is this a trick question?? Or, are you looking for Joseph of Arimethea? (Or however you spell that.)

No, it isn't a trick question and you are absolutely right! Joseph and Nicodemus finally showed themselves freely as His followers- John 19:38-42

Next:

To what did Naomi want to change her name?

I dunno. I'll go ask her!

Okay. Apparently it was "Mara" meaning, bitter. But the bitter irony?? No one followed her instructions. They kept right on calling her Naomi which meant pleasant. Guess it's best to keep the name changing up to God, eh?