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3. These Levite parents hid their baby in a floatable device before being hired to care for him.

7. This Jewish couple from Pontus was forced to leave Rome by Claudius’ decree and later "risked their own necks" for an apostle.

11. He was the prime minister of Egypt, and she was the daughter of an Egyptian priest.

12. This man worked seven years to be tricked into marrying the ‘eyes of no lustre’ sister of the girl he loved.

13. This Persian monarch sounds like he’s annoyed with his exes.

15. Their sons were called “Boanerges”.

16. He was the husband of the woman who judged Israel from under a palm tree.

18. She bore a son whose name meant "Hurry, O Spoil! He Has Made Haste to the Plunder," serving as a sign to the house of Judah.

19. They met in a field (of dreams).

20. This alliance between Judah and Israel saw the son of Jehoshaphat marry the daughter of Ahab, who later attempted to annihilate the entire royal offspring.

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1. Both were of the priestly line of Aaron and "righteous before God," though they remained childless.

2. This bride, who was found at a well, was the comfort her husband needed after the loss of his mother.

4. Their marriage was saved by a dream (and we are all eternally grateful).

5. While this Kenite husband was friends with King Jabin, his wife famously used a tent pin to finish off an army general.

6. The first man recorded in the Bible to have two wives.

8. At Jehovah’s command, this woman of prostitution married a prophet.

9. Her husband killed her husband to marry her.

10. Her husband’s love for her is reflected in the costly burial place he secured for her

14. This wife hid her identity from her husband; she was great at throwing parties.

17. Caleb’s daughter was given in marriage to the man who captured Kiriath-sepher and became the first of the recorded judges.