"TACROSTIC
GAME
CREATE
YOUR OWN ACROSTIC GAME
USE
YOUR IMAGINATION. THIS GAME HAS MANY POSSIBILITIES.
1. Get a friend or a group of friends to play the
game with you.
2. Have one person (Player A) describe a
person or an object mentioned in the Bible.
3. Player A does not reveal the name of the person
or object he is describing.
4.The other Players spell the name of the person or the object Player A has
described, using the names of other Bible persons or Bible objects.
5.Write the names of these Bible persons or objects
in the acrostic squares we have provided for this purpose.
6. The first letter of each word placed in the acrostic
square should form a word that spells the name of the Bible person or Bible object
Player A has described
7.If you cannot think of a Bible character or Bible
object, whose name begins with the letter that you need, check the Question
index by clicking the button labeled
SHOW QUESTIONS . These are also arranged in alphabetical order.
8. Each player in the game may take a turn at being Player A.
For example
Player A,
thinking of Adam, says, “I see a man in a beautiful garden”
Player B volunteers, “Who was Moses’ Brother ?”
The group agrees that this is Aaron and Aaron’s name is written in the acrostic square
Player C volunteers, “Who was the second king of
Israel?” The group
agrees that this is David and David is written in the acrostic square
Player D volunteers,“Who is the first person
murdered.”
The group agrees
that this is Abel and Abel is
written in the acrostic square.
Player E volunteers, “Who did God use to lead
Israel out of Egypt?”
The group agrees that this is Moses and Moses name is written in the acrostic
square.
Obviously the first letters of these words spell Adam— the person described by the first player.
Note
Player A, may give as many tips
as he feels are necessary to identify the person or object he is thinking about. At any time during the game if Player A feels that the
other persons in the group failed to correctly identify who or what he has
described Player A may give further identifying tips, or may otherwise
indicate that the group has failed to recognize the person or object he has
described .
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This
game has a wide range of flexibility and can be made as easy or as difficult as
the persons playing the game want to make it.
Another variation of this game is to have Player
A, think of a scene described in
the Bible. Player A gives tips identifying the scene he is
thinking about but does not give a name.
The other persons playing the game spell the Bible scene Player A
is thinking about, using names and objects that describe the scene player A is
thinking about. Write the names of these names or objects in the acrostic
squares provided for this purpose. The first letters of these names or objects
will spell the scene described by Player A
To exit the game click on Quit option.