The Bible Is Funny Card Game, Volume 2

The highly anticipated second installment of The Bible Is Funny Card Game, with all-new prompts that can be used on their own or combined with the original cards for extended game play!

Before I leave the house, I always make sure I have my phone and my:

• Jawbone of a Donkey - Judges 15:15 (NIV)
• Bread baked over cow dung - Ezekiel 4:15 (NLT)
• Five Gold Rats - 1 Samuel 6:4 (NIV)

In the same format of 70 prompts and 165 Bible verses spread across 200 cards, The Bible Is Funny Card Game, Volume II invites players with a lot, a little, or no Bible knowledge at all to match out-of-context verses with prompts about everyday situations to win the funniest pairing. The verse cards feature obscure, ludicrous, or downright outrageous Bible verses or objects pulled completely out of their original context. The prompt cards offer contemporary situations into which those Bible verses can be inserted.

Perfect for Bible enthusiasts and novices alike, this game offers fun for the whole family, whether you’re gathering around the coffee table, crossing the Red Sea, or hanging out with your friends in a fiery furnace.

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