Jewish Trivia Quiz: Stephen Curry

By Mark D. Zimmerman

Mark D. Zimmerman
Mark D. Zimmerman

MELVILLE, New York — On Wednesday night, the Golden State Warriors play the Memphis Grizzlies. A win will set a new record for the most wins in a season, 73. Their record-breaking season is led by Stephen Curry, the point guard who many consider to be the greatest shooter in the history of the game. Curry has a  tattoo written in Hebrew on his right wrist that is taken from Scriptures. What does the tattoo say?

A. “Ani L’Dodi v’Dodi Lee,” meaning “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine,” from The Song of Songs, Chapter 6 Verse 3 in Ketuvim in the Hebrew Bible. His wife has a matching tattoo.

B. “Ahavah L’Olam Lo Nichshelet,” meaning “Love never fails,” from 1 Corinthians Chapter 13 Verse 8 in the New Testament. His wife has a matching tattoo.

C. “Me-Chayil El Chayil,” meaning “From strength to strength,” from The Book of Psalms Chapter 8 Verse 7 in Ketuvim in the Hebrew Bible.

D. “Hagedulah V’Hagevurah V’Hatiferet V’Hanetzach,” meaning “The greatness and the power and the glory and the victory,” from 1 Chronicles Chapter 29 Verse 11 in the New Testament.

E. “Heyn Goyim K’Mar Midli,”–meaning “Behold the nations are like a drop in a bucket,” from Isaiah Chapter 2 Verse 22 in Nevi’im in the Hebrew Bible.

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Link to answer:
http://rrrjewishtrivia.com/answers/stephen-curry-answer.html

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Zimmerman is the author of the Rashi, Rambam and Ramalamadingdong series of Jewish trivia e-books. Learn more at rrrjewishtrivia.com.