According to Joshua 1:1, to whom did the Lord speak after the death of Moses?

According to Joshua 1:1, to whom did the Lord speak after the death of Moses? Joshua Eleazar Aaron Caleb 1

According to Joshua 1:1, who was Joshua's father? Moses Nun Jesse Achan 2

According to Joshua 1:1, in what role did Joshua serve under the leadership of Moses? Spokesman General Assistant Priest 3

According to Joshua 1:2, where did the Lord tell Joshua and all the people to go? Over the Jordan Beyond the River Euphrates To Gilgal To Acacia Grove 4

According to Joshua 1:3, what did God say that he had given to Joshua and the children of Israel? The houses of their enemies Every place that the sole of his foot would tread upon Vineyards and much livestock Bread from Heaven 5

According to Joshua 1:4, which of the following is NOT used by the Lord to describe what would be the territory of Israel? From the wilderness All the land of the Hittites From the River Jordan To the Great Sea 6

According to Joshua 1:5, who would be able to stand before Joshua? No king in the land Eleazar the priest No man No Canaanite 7

According to Joshua 1:6, what had the Lord sworn to their fathers to give them? Many blessings The land Descendants as the stars of heaven Protection from their enemies 8

According to Joshua 1:7, what did God tell Joshua NOT to do regarding the law which Moses commanded them? Turn from it Desecrate it Violate it Fail to remember it 9

According to Joshua 1:8, what did God say should not depart from Joshua's mouth? The song of Moses The Book of the Law Manna from Heaven Praises to God 10

According to Joshua 1:8, how often was Joshua to meditate in the Book of the Law? Every day Every Sabbath day Forever Day and night 11

According to Joshua 1:9, what had the Lord commanded Joshua? Be strong Be of good courage Do not be afraid All of the above 12

According to Joshua 1:10-11, whom did Joshua command to pass through the camp? Twelve men whom he had appointed Eleazar The priests The officers of the people 13

According to Joshua 1:11, what did Joshua want the people to do before crossing over the Jordan? Offer sacrifices to the Lord Pack up their tents Arm themselves Prepare provisions for themselves 14

According to Joshua 1:11, within how many days did Joshua command the officers to tell the people that they would cross over the Jordan? One Two Three Many 15

According to Joshua 1:12-14, which of the following of the tribes did NOT receive land on the east side of the Jordan? Gad Ephraim Mannasseh Reuben 16

According to Joshua 1:13, when addressing the tribes who received land on the east side of the Jordan how did Joshua describe Moses? Father The prophet The lawgiver The servant of the Lord 17

According to Joshua 1:13, what did Joshua say that God was giving the three tribes who received land on the east side of the Jordan? Blessings Turmoil Rest Many children 18

According to Joshua 1:14, who from the three tribes who received land on the east side of the Jordan were to cross over the Jordan? Their families Their mighty men of valor The young men The women 19

According to Joshua 1:15, when did Joshua say the three tribes possessing land east of the Jordan could return to their land? When the Lord had given their brethren rest After seven days When their brethren had taken possession of the land Both A and C 20

According to Joshua 1:16, in response to Joshua, what did the people say that they would do? All that Joshua commanded Cross over the Jordan Worship the Lord Fight against Jericho 21

According to Joshua 1:16, in response to Joshua, where did the people say that they would go? To Jericho Over the Jordan To Gilgal Wherever Joshua sent them 22

According to Joshua 1:17, whom did the people say they had heeded in all things? Aaron Joshua Eleazar Moses 23

According to Joshua 1:18, what did the people say would be the punishment for whoever rebelled against Joshua's command? They would be cut off from the people They would be cut off from the Lord They would be put to death They would not receive an inheritance in the land 24

In Joshua Chapter 1, how many times did God tell Joshua to “be strong and of good courage”? One Two Three Four 25

According to Joshua 2:1, how many men did Joshua send out from Acacia Grove to spy secretly? One Two Seven Twelve 1

According to Joshua 2:1, Joshua sent men out to view the land and what city especially? Acacia Grove Ai Jericho Jerusalem 2

According to Joshua 2:1, the men that were sent out by Joshua lodged with whom? Sihon Rahab The king of Jericho The Amorites 3

According to Joshua 2:1, what was Rahab's profession? Servant Harlot Water carrier Housewife 4

According to Joshua 2:2, who was told that men from the children of Israel had come to Jericho to search out the country? The gatekeeper The king of Jericho The city guard The city elders 5

According to Joshua 2:3, what did the king of Jericho tell Rahab that the men of Israel had come to do? Settle in the land Spread fear in the country Search out all the country None of the above 6

According to Joshua 2:4-5, which of the following statements of Rahab to the king of Jericho was NOT a lie? The men came to her She did not know where they were from They went out as the gate was being shut She did not know where they went 7

According to Joshua 2:6, where did Rahab hide the men? On the roof In an inner room In the basement In a closet 8

According to Joshua 2:6, what did Rahab use to hide the men of Israel? Woven rugs Sheaves of grain Stalks of flax Piles of hay 9

According to Joshua 2:7, where did the men of Jericho go in pursuit of the men of Israel who were sent to spy out the land? The mountains Acacia Grove The fords Ai 10

According to Joshua 2:9, what did Rahab say that the inhabitants of the land were because of the children of Israel? Weak Fainthearted Softhearted Hardhearted 11

According to Joshua 2:10, what had the inhabitants of the land heard that the Lord did to the waters of the Red Sea? Parted them Dried them up Stopped them None of the above 12

According to Joshua 2:10, what had the inhabitants of the land heard that Israelites had done to the two kings of the Amorites? Taken their spoils Made them servants Utterly destroyed them Hung them on a tree 13

According to Joshua 2:11, what did the hearts of the people do when they heard what had happened to the waters of the Red Sea and to the Amorite kings? Softened Hardened Melted Wept 14

According to Joshua 2:12, for what reason did Rahab suggest that the men of Israel show kindness to her father's house? She had given them a token Her family was righteous Because it would please God She had shown them kindness 15

According to Joshua 2:11, which of the following family members did Rahab NOT mention? Children Mother Brothers Father 16

According to Joshua 2:14, when did the men of Israel say that they would deal kindly and truly with Rahab? As soon as they got out of the city When the Lord had given them the land After three days had passed Once they returned safely to their people 17

According to Joshua 2:15, what did Rahab use to let the men of Israel down through the window of her house? Large basket Scarlet cord Ladder Rope 18

According to Joshua 2:16, where did Rahab instruct the men of Israel to go? The fords of the Jordan The mountain The valley Gilgal 19

According to Joshua 2:16, how long did Rahab say the men of Israel should hide before going on their way? Three days Five days Seven days Until they saw a scarlet cord in her window 20

According to Joshua 2:18, what did the men of Israel tell Rahab to put in the window? The blood of a lamb A scarlet cord A lighted candlestick A crimson sash 21

According to Joshua 2:19, whose blood would be on his own head? The king of Jericho Anyone who fought against Israel Whoever went outside the doors of Rahab's house Whoever blasphemed the name of God 22

According to Joshua 2:20, what would free the men of Israel from the oath which Rahab made them swear? If she told their business The destruction of Jericho Animal sacrifices Nothing 23

According to Joshua 2:21, what did Rahab do as soon as she had sent the men of Israel away? Gathered all her family together Closed up her house Bound the scarlet cord in the window All of the above 24

According to Joshua 2:22, where did the pursuers from Jericho seek the men of Israel? All along the way In the mountains Across the plains On the other side of the Jordan 25

According to Joshua 2:23, what did the spies tell Joshua when they returned? There were giants in the land The people of the land were hardhearted Jericho was strongly fortified All that had befallen them 26

According to Joshua 2:23, how did the spies describe the inhabitants of the country to Joshua? Strong Wicked Valiant Fainthearted 27

According to Joshua 3:1, what time of day did Joshua and the children of Israel set out from Acacia Grove? Mid day After dark Early in the morning The ninth hour of the day 1

According to Joshua 3:1, where did the children of Israel lodge just before crossing over the Jordan Acacia Grove At the Jordan Gilgal The valley of Achor 2

According to Joshua 3:2, how long did the children of Israel lodge before the officers went through the camp? One week Three days Until the Sabbath was over One night 3

According to Joshua 3:3, what were the children of Israel commanded to look for as a signal to set out? The priests bearing the ark of the covenant A pillar of cloud Joshua The officers 4

According to Joshua 3:4, how much space were the children of Israel to leave between themselves and the ark when they set out? About two hundred cubits About one thousand cubits About two thousand cubits About three thousand cubits 5

According to Joshua 3:5, what did Joshua tell the people to do because the Lord was about to do wonders among them the next day? Pack up their goods Sanctify themselves Rest well Offer sacrifices to God 6

According to Joshua 3:6, who did Joshua tell to take up the ark of the covenant and cross over before the people? The elders The mighty men of valor The priests The officers of the people 7

According to Joshua 3:7, what did the Lord tell Joshua He was going to do to him in the sight of all Israel? Praise him Sanctify him Strengthen him Exalt him 8

According to Joshua 3:7, what did the Lord say that he would do for Joshua as he did for Moses? He would do signs and wonders The people would follow him The Lord would be with him He would not enter the promised land 9

According to Joshua 3:8, Joshua was told to command the priests to stand where? Beside the Jordan On the rocks In the Jordan Two thousand cubits ahead of the people 10

According to Joshua 3:9, to whom did Joshua say 'Come here, and hear the words of the Lord your God'? The priests The children of Israel The officers of the people Rahab and her household 11

According to Joshua 3:10, which of the following is NOT one of the nations that Joshua said God would drive out from before them? Girgashites Kenizzites Perizzites Jebusites 12

According to Joshua 3:11, who or what would cross over the Jordan before the people? The ark of the covenant One man from each tribe Joshua The Lord of all the earth 13

According to Joshua 3:13, what would happen as soon as the soles of the feet of the priests who bore the ark came to rest in the Jordan? The Jordan would overflow its banks The waters would be cut off The Levites would sound trumpets The Jordan would change its course 14

According to Joshua 3:13, the waters of the Jordan would stand as a what? Wall Memorial Heap Fountain 15

According to Joshua 3:15, what time of the year did the Jordan overflow all its banks? Summer Harvest The rainy season Winter 16

According to Joshua 3:16, at what city did the waters of the Jordan rise in a heap? Jericho Adam Acacia Grove Zaretan 17

According to Joshua 3:16, what body of water was fed by the waters of the Jordan? The Mediterranean The Red Sea The Sea of the Arabah The Sea of Chinneroth 18

According to Joshua 3:17, where did the priests who bore the ark stand while the people of Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground? The edge of the Jordan The midst of the Jordan The other side of the Jordan Among the reeds 19

According to Joshua 4:1, the Lord spoke to Joshua when all the people had completely crossed what? The Jordan The wilderness The Euphrates The mountain 1

According to Joshua 4:2, Joshua was told to take twelve what from the people? Stones Calves Idols Men 2

According to Joshua 4:2, where was Joshua to take the twelve men from? From the Hittites From the Canaanites From every tribe From the Jebusites 3

According to Joshua 4:3, what were the twelve men to take for themselves? Wives Water from the Jordan Animals for sacrifice Twelve stones 4

According to Joshua 4:3, from where were the men to take the stones? Out of the Salt Sea Out of the Jordan Out of the Sea of Arabah Out of Zaretan 5

According to Joshua 4:3, where were the men to leave the twelve stones? At the edge of the Jordan In their lodging place At the priests' feet In the Jordan 6

According to Joshua 4:4, Joshua called one man from every what? Camp Family Tribe Group 7

According to Joshua 4:5, Joshua told the twelve men to cross the Jordan before what? The women and children Any unclean animal The sun set The ark of the Lord 8

According to Joshua 4:5, what was each of the twelve men to take up on their shoulder? The little children The ark of the covenant A stone Weapons 9

According to Joshua 4:6, when would the stones serve as a sign? When they stopped their travel each night When their children asked what they mean When they thought about the Jordan River When they needed protection in the wilderness 10

According to Joshua 4:7, what were the stones to be for the children of Israel? An altar A weapon A sign A memorial 11

According to Joshua 4:7, what happened to the waters of the Jordan? They were separated by the twelve stones They were cut off before the ark of the covenant They dried up before the priests They flowed swiftly under the feet of the children of Israel 12

According to Joshua 4:8, whom did the children of Israel obey regarding the twelve stones? Joshua Moses The heads of the twelve tribes The High Priest 13

According to Joshua 4:9, where did Joshua set up the twelve stones? In the midst of the Jordan Where the feet of the priests stood Both A and B Neither A nor B 14

According to Joshua 4:10, how long did the priests stand in the midst of the Jordan? Until everything was finished that the Lord commanded Until the ark of the covenant passed by Until the waters of the Jordan began to rise Until the children of Israel reached their lodging place 15

According to Joshua 4:11, when did the ark of the Lord cross over the Jordan? After all the people crossed over Before all the people crossed over After the priests crossed over Before the priests crossed over 16

According to Joshua 4:12, who crossed over the Jordan armed before the children of Israel? Half the tribe of Manasseh The men of Gad The men of Reuben All of the above 17

According to Joshua 4:13, how many crossed over to the plains of Jericho prepared for war? Ten thousand Twenty thousand Thirty thousand Forty thousand 18

According to Joshua 4:13, why did forty thousand cross over to the plains of Jericho? To set up their lodging To sacrifice to the Lord To do battle To obey the command of Moses 19

According to Joshua 4:14, what did the Lord do to Joshua in the sight of all Israel? Rebuked him Exalted him Comforted him Charged him 20

According to Joshua 4:14, when God exalted Joshua how did Israel feel about him? They loved him They despised him They feared him They were jealous of him 21

According to Joshua 4:14, how long did Israel fear Joshua? As long as he led Israel All the days of his life Until they had rest from war All of the above 22

According to Joshua 4:15, how did God communicate with Joshua? He spoke to him Through visions Through Moses Through the heads of the tribes of Israel 23

According to Joshua 4:16, what was Joshua to command the priests who bore the ark of the Testimony to do? Make a sacrifice to the Lord Blow the trumpets for battle Come up from the Jordan Set up the tabernacle 24

According to Joshua 4:17, who did Joshua command to come up from the Jordan? The children of Israel The priests The heads of the tribes All of the above 25

According to Joshua 4:18, when did the waters of the Jordan return to their place and overflow its banks? When Joshua touched dry land When the children of Israel touched dry land When the soles of the priests' feet touched the dry land When the ark of the covenant touched dry land 26

According to Joshua 4:18, who bore the ark of the covenant? The heads of the tribes of Israel The men of the tribe of Reuben Joshua The priests 27

According to Joshua 4:19, when did the people come up from the Jordan? On the tenth day of the first month On the first day of the tenth month On the tenth day of the tenth month None of the above 28

According to Joshua 4:19, where did the people camp when they came up from the Jordan? In Jericho Beyond the Jordan In Gilgal On the battle field 29

According to Joshua 4:19, Gilgal is located on which border of Jericho? North South East West 30

According to Joshua 4:20, where did Joshua set up the twelve stones from the Jordan? In Gilgal In Jericho In Canaan In the wilderness 31

According to Joshua 4:21-22, who will tell the future children of Israel about the stones? The heads of the tribes of Israel Their fathers Joshua Those who remain faithful to the Lord 32

According to Joshua 4:23, what body of water other than the Jordan did God dry up so people could cross? The Red Sea The Dead Sea The Great Sea The Salt Sea 33

According to Joshua 4:24, why did the Lord dry up the waters of the Jordan and the Red Sea? That all the peoples of the earth may know the hand of the Lord That all the peoples of the earth may know the Lord's hand is mighty That Israel may fear the Lord God forever All of the above 34

According to Joshua 5:1, what happened to the Ammorites and the Canaanites after they heard that the Lord dried up the waters of the Jordan? They were angered Their hearts melted There was no spirit in them Both B and C 1

According to Joshua 5:2, what did the Lord command Joshua to do to the sons of Israel? Divide them into groups Charge them not to bow down to idols Circumcise them Count the males over 21 2

According to Joshua 5:2, what did the Lord tell Joshua to use to circumcise the sons of Israel? Hot iron Flint knife Sword Spear 3

According to Joshua 5:3, where did Joshua circumcise the sons of Israel? At the hill of circumcision At the hill of the foreskins In the valley of circumcision In the valley of the foreskins 4

According to Joshua 5:4, what happened to all the men of war after they came out of Egypt? They died in the wilderness They were triumphant in battle They worshiped the Lord They worshiped idols 5

According to Joshua 5:5, who had not been circumcised? Those people born in Egypt Those people born in the wilderness Those people born after they crossed the Jordan Those people born in slavery 6

According to Joshua 5:6, how long did the children of Israel walk in the wilderness? Four years Fourteen years Forty years Four hundred years 7

According to Joshua 5:6, why were the men of war consumed in the wilderness? They had no food to eat They were weak from slavery in Egypt They worshipped idols They did not obey the voice of the Lord 8

According to Joshua 5:6, what did the Lord refuse to show the men of war who came out of Egypt? The land the Lord had sworn to their fathers The land flowing with milk and honey Both A and B Neither A nor B 9

According to Joshua 5:7, who did the Lord raise up in the place of the men of war who came out of Egypt? Their sons Their slaves Their enemies Their brothers 10

According to Joshua 5:8, where did the people stay until they were healed? In the wilderness In their places in the camp In Gilgal Beyond the Jordan 11

According to Joshua 5:9, what did the Lord roll away from Israel? The heap of stones left at the Jordan River The sins of the men of war who died in the Wilderness The reproach of Egypt The armies of the Amorites and Canaanites 12

According to Joshua 5:9, what was the name of the place where the Israelites were circumcised called? Gilgal Jericho Jordan Hebron 13

According to Joshua 5:10, what did the children of Israel keep on the fourteenth day of the month? Pentecost The Sin Offering The Burnt Offering Passover 14

According to Joshua 5:10, at what time of day did the children of Israel keep the Passover? At midnight At twilight At noonday At dawn 15

According to Joshua 5:10, where did the children of Israel keep the Passover? On the plains of Jericho Beside the Jordan River In the wilderness Within the city 16

According to Joshua 5:11, what did the children of Israel eat on the day after the Passover? The produce of the land Unleavened bread Parched grain All of the above 17

According to Joshua 5:12, what ceased on the day after they had eaten the produce of the land of Canaan? Rain Manna Their complaining Their hunger 18

According to Joshua 5:13, what did Joshua see when he was by Jericho? Canaanite with his sword drawn in his hand An Amorite with his sword drawn in his hand A Man with His sword drawn in His hand The leader of the Israelites with his sword drawn in his hand 19

According to Joshua 5:13, what did Joshua ask the man with the sword? Are you for us or for our adversaries? Who are you? Are you in the army of the Lord? What do you want from me? 20

According to Joshua 5:14, who was the man standing opposite of Joshua? The Commander of the Canaanites The Commander of Pharaoh's army The Commander of the Amorites The Commander of the army of the Lord 21

According to Joshua 5:14, what did Joshua do in response to the Man with the sword? Fell on his face to the earth and worshiped Drew his sword to fight Tore his clothes and wept Turned from the Man and fled 22

According to Joshua 5:14, what did Joshua call the Man with the sword? My friend My brother My Lord My commander 23

According to Joshua 5:14, what did Joshua call himself when speaking to the Man? His friend His servant His brother His commander 24

According to Joshua 5:15, what did the man tell Joshua to take off? His sandal His cloak His sword His belt 25

According to Joshua 5:15, what did the man call the place where Joshua was standing? A battlefield A land of promise Righteous Holy 26

According to Joshua 6:1, why was the city of Jericho securely shut up? Because of its great wealth Because the Canaanites were trying to attack it Because of the children of Israel Because the king did not want anyone to leave 1

What does Joshua 6:1 say about the people in and around Jericho? Outsiders were not allowed to come in but those inside could leave Outsiders were welcome to come in but no one who lived there could leave People were free to come and go as they wished None went out and none came in 2

According to Joshua 6:2, who did God give into the hand of Joshua? Jericho's king Jericho The mighty men of valor All of the above 3

According to Joshua 6:3, what were the men of war told to do? March around the city one time only March around the city one time a day for six days March around the city six times in one day March around the city six times a day for six days 4

According to Joshua 6:4, how many priests with rams' horns were to go before the ark? 1 3 7 10 5

According to Joshua 6:4, what did the Lord command Joshua to do on the seventh day? They were to march around the city seven times They were to rest because of the Sabbath The priests were to blow the trumpets Both A and C 6

According to Joshua 6:5, what sounds would be heard before the walls fell? A long blast with the ram's horns A trumpet A great shout from the people All of the above 7

According to Joshua 6:6, who was called to carry the ark of the covenant? Joshua The heads of the tribes The priests The mighty men of valor 8

According to Joshua 6:6-7, who marched around the city before the ark? Armed men The seven priests with the seven trumpets of rams' horns Joshua Both A and B 9

According to Joshua 6:8, who was to blow the trumpets of rams' horns? The seven priests All the priests All the children of Israel Joshua 10

According to Joshua 6:8-9, in what order did Joshua command them to proceed around the city? The armed men, the priests who blew the trumpets, the ark, the rear guard The priests who blew the trumpets, the armed men, the ark, the rear guard The armed men, the ark, the priests who blew the trumpets, the rear guard The priests who blew the trumpets, the ark, the armed men, the rear guard 11

According to Joshua 6:9, what did the priests continue doing? They continued praying to the Lord They continued blowing the trumpets They continued shouting with loud shouts They continued guarding the ark 12

According to Joshua 6:10, what were the people to do as they marched around the city? They were to pray with a loud voice They were to shout taunts to the people of Jericho They were to sing praises to the Lord of Israel They were to be completely silent 13

According to Joshua 6:10, when were the people to shout? Before they marched around the city each day After they marched around the city each day On the day he said to them, “shout!” Continuously as they marched around the city 14

According to Joshua 6:11-14, where did they go after they circled the city on the first 6 days? They remained outside the gates of Jericho They returned to the camp They went back to Acacia Grove They went to make sacrifices 15

According to Joshua 6:12, on the second day when did Joshua rise and the priests take up the ark of the Lord? While it was still night The third hour Early in the morning When the sun was high in the sky 16

According to Joshua 6:13, who continued to blow the trumpets? The priests Joshua The children of Israel The armed men 17

According to Joshua 6:13, who followed the ark? The priests Joshua The children of Israel The rear guard 18

According to Joshua 6:14, how many times did they march around the city on the second day? One time Six times Seven times Ten times 19

According to Joshua 6:14, how many days did they march around the city one time? One Six Seven Ten 20

According to Joshua 6:15, how many times did they march around the city on the seventh day? One time Six times Seven times Ten times 21

According to Joshua 6:15, at what time did they rise on the seventh day? While it was still night About the dawning of the day Early Both B and C 22

According to Joshua 6:16, on the seventh day what happened right after the priests blew their trumpets? Joshua commanded the people to shout The walls of Jericho fell The children of Israel continued marching around the city The armed men attacked the city 23

According to Joshua 6:16, on the seventh day why were the people to shout? Because the Lord had given them the city So that the walls of Jericho would fall down So the people of Jericho would be afraid So the armed men would know to attack the city 24

According to Joshua 6:17, what was the fate of the city of Jericho? It was doomed by the Lord to destruction It was overtaken by the Amorites It was destroyed by an earthquake It was captured and the people were enslaved 25

According to Joshua 6:17, which inhabitants of Jericho did the Lord allow to live? The women and children Rahab and those with her in her house Those that feared the Lord of Israel Both A and B 26

According to Joshua 6:17, why was Rahab and those with her allowed to live? Because she worshiped the Lord Because she was an Israelite Because she hid the messengers Because she fled from the city as the Lord commanded 27

According to Joshua 6:18, what were the children of Israel to abstain from in Jericho? Meat offered to idols Sacrificed meat Accursed things Idolatry 28

According to Joshua 6:18, why were the children of Israel to abstain from the accursed things? Lest they become accursed Lest they make the camp of Israel a curse Lest they trouble the camp of Israel All the above 29

According to Joshua 6:19, what was to come into the treasury of the Lord? All the silver and gold The vessels of bronze The vessels of iron All of the above 30

According to Joshua 6:19, why were the silver and gold and vessels of bronze and iron to come into the treasury of the Lord? So a temple for the Lord of Israel could be built Because they were consecrated to the Lord So the children of Israel would not covet them and sin So they would be safe from thieves 31

According to Joshua 6:20, what happened after the people shouted? Israel attacked the city The people of Jericho fled the city Rahab and her family were rescued The wall of the city fell down flat 32

According to Joshua 6:20, what did the people do after the wall fell? They went up into the city Every man went straight before him They took the city All of the above 33

According to Joshua 6:21, which of the following did NOT occur in the city of Jericho? They utterly destroyed all that was in the city They destroyed men and women, young and old They offered sacrifices of thanksgiving to the Lord They destroyed the ox and sheep and donkey 34

According to Joshua 6:21, how were those in the city destroyed? By fire sent from the Lord With the edge of the sword The walls crushed them They trampled each other trying to escape 35

According to Joshua 6:22, who was sent to bring out Rahab? The priests The two men who had spied out the country Joshua The armed men 36

According to Joshua 6:23, who was brought out with Rahab? Her father and mother Her brothers All her relatives All of the above 37

According to Joshua 6:23, where did the men leave Rahab and her relatives? Inside the camp of Israel Outside the camp of Israel In Gilgal At the edge of the Jordan River 38

According to Joshua 6:24, what did they do to Jericho? They burned the city and all that was in it with fire They captured the women and children Took the livestock Rebuilt the wall 39

According to Joshua 6:24, what happened to the gold, silver, and vessels of bronze and iron in Jericho? They were taken by the priests as their inheritance They were burned along with the city They were put into the treasury of the house of the Lord They were given to Joshua 40

According to Joshua 6:25, why did Joshua spare Rahab, her father's household and all that she had? She was an Israelite She loved the Lord of Israel She hid the messengers She opened the gates of Jericho to let Israel in 41

According to Joshua 6:26, what curse did Joshua put on the man who builds the city of Jericho? He shall lay its foundation with his firstborn With his youngest he shall set up its gates It will bring destruction on him Both A and B 42

According to Joshua 6:27, after the fall of Jericho what spread throughout the country? The religion of the Israelites The fame of Joshua The fear of the Israelites The love of the Lord of Israel 43

According to Joshua 7:1, Israel committed a trespass regarding what? Coveting Fleeing the children of Ai Accursed things Spying 1

According to Joshua 7:1, of which tribe was Achan a member? Judah Rueben Israel Benjamin 2

According to Joshua 7:1, the anger of the Lord burned against whom? Achan Carmi The tribe of Judah The children of Israel 3

According to Joshua 7:2, where were the children of Israel when Joshua sent men to spy out Ai? Beth Aven Jericho The river Jordan Rahab's house 4

According to Joshua 7:2, Ai is said to be near what town? Jericho Gibeah Gilgal Bethel 5

According to Joshua 7:2, what were the men of Israel commanded to do? Pray to the Lord for help Attack Ai Go up and spy out the country Take the ark of the covenant 6

According to Joshua 7:3, what did the spies report to Joshua? Two or three thousand men should go up to attack Ai All the men of Israel should go up to attack Ai The nation of Israel should pass by Ai The men of Israel should spy out Ai again before attacking them 7

According to Joshua 7:3, the spies reported what about the people of Ai? They are peaceful They are few They are fearful of the children of Israel They are ready for battle 8

According to Joshua 7:3, who told Joshua what to do about Ai? The Lord The men of Israel The spies Achan 9

According to Joshua 7:4, how many Israelites attacked Ai? About three thousand Just over two thousand All the men of Israel Just the spies 10

According to Joshua 7:4, what happened in the battle for Ai? The men of Israel utterly destroyed Ai The men of Israel died The men of Israel fled before the men of Ai The men of Israel defeated Ai 11

According to Joshua 7:5, how many Israelite men were struck down at Ai? Twelve Thirty six Three thousand None 12

According to Joshua 7:5, after the defeat at Ai, how were the hearts of the people described? They were down They were broken They failed They melted and became like water 13

According to Joshua 7:5, where were the people struck down? On the descent At the gate At Shebarim Before the gate 14

According to Joshua 7:6, what did Joshua do when he heard about the battle of Ai? He tore his clothes He fell to the earth on his face He put dust on his head All of the above 15

According to Joshua 7:6, where did Joshua fall on his face after the battle of Ai? At the tabernacle In front of his tent Before the ark of the Lord In the country 16

According to Joshua 7:6, how long was Joshua on his face after the battle of Ai? Until evening All night Until first light of day One hour 17

According to Joshua 7:7, after the defeat at Ai, what did Joshua think the Lord was doing to the nation of Israel? Bringing them to the promised land Keeping them on the other side of the river Jordan Cursing them Delivering them into the hand of Amorites 18

During Joshua's plea to the Lord in Joshua 7:7, where did he say the Israelites should have been content to dwell? In the promised land On the other side of the Jordan In Jericho In the land of Canaan 19

According to Joshua 7:8, what did Joshua say that Israel would do? Be defeated by the men of Ai Be killed by the men of Ai Turn its back before its enemies Fall before its enemies 20

According to Joshua 7:9, Joshua was fearful of whom? The children of Ai The Lord The Amorites The Canaanites and all the inhabitants of the land 21

According to Joshua 7:9, why was Joshua fearful? The Israelites' name was about to be cut off from the earth The Lord was angry with Israel The Canaanites were opposing them All of the above 22

According to Joshua 7:9, what did Joshua ask the Lord? Then what will You do for Your great name? Why were we defeated at Ai? Will You deliver us? What will You have me do? 23

According to Joshua 7:10, to whom was the Lord speaking when he said 'Get up!'? The elders The children of Israel Joshua Achan 24

According to Joshua 7:10, what did the Lord ask Joshua? Why did Israel turn its back? Why do you lie thus on your face? Have you consulted the elders? Have you removed the accursed thing from Israel? 25

According to Joshua 7:11, whom did the Lord say had sinned? Achan The tribe of Judah Joshua Israel 26

According to Joshua 7:11, what did the Lord said that Israel had transgressed? My covenant My law My name My testament 27

According to Joshua 7:11, what did the Lord say that Israel had done in addition to stealing? Fallen before their enemies Turned their back before their enemies Deceived Lied 28

According to Joshua 7:11, what did Israel do with the accursed things? Put it among their own stuff Destroyed it Coveted it Hidden it 29

According to Joshua 7:12, why had Israel turned their backs before their enemies? Because they were not sanctified Because they had become doomed to destruction Because they did not ask for the Lord's help Because they had done a disgraceful thing 30

According to Joshua 7:12, what else did God say would happen to the children of Israel? You will defeat Ai You will be defeated again at Ai You will stand before your enemies Neither will I be with you anymore 31

According to Joshua 7:12, what did God say Israel needed to do? Destroy the accursed from among them Attack Ai Find the accursed Appear before the Lord 32

According to Joshua 7:13, where did the Lord say that the accursed thing was? In the city In the tent of meeting In their midst In the country 33

According to Joshua 7:13, Israel could not stand before their enemies until what? They took away the accursed thing They were sanctified They appeared before the Lord They glorified the Lord 34

According to Joshua 7:14, how was Israel to be brought before the Lord? According to their tribes In sorrow Bowed low in repentance The entire nation as one man 35

According to Joshua 7:14, when was Israel to appear before the Lord? In the evening After they were sanctified Immediately In the morning 36

According to Joshua 7:15, what was Israel commanded to do to the one who had the accursed thing? He was to be honored He was to be delivered to the Lord He was to be burned with fire He was to be sent away 37

According to Joshua 7:15, how was the taking of the accursed thing described? A sin against the Lord A disgraceful thing in Israel The cause of Israel's defeat at Ai The reason Israel could not stand before their enemies 38

According to Joshua 7:15, what was Israel to burn with fire? The man and the accursed thing The man and his family The man and all he had The accursed thing 39

According to Joshua 7:16, in the search for the man who had taken the accursed thing, which tribe was taken? Judah Benjamin Asher Reuben 40

According to Joshua 7:16, when did Joshua rise to begin finding the person responsible for taking the accursed thing? At the command of the Lord After the defeat at Ai After the morning sacrifice Early in the morning 41

According to Joshua 7:17, in the search for the man who had taken the accursed thing, which family was taken? Rahab's The Zarhites Joshua's The Levites 42

According to Joshua 7:17, in the search for the man who had taken the accursed thing, which man was taken? Achor Zerah Joshua Zabdi 43

According to Joshua 7:18, who was Achan's father? Zerah Caleb Carmi Zabdi 44

According to Joshua 7:19, what did Joshua asked Achan to do? Give glory to the Lord Pray to the Lord Worship the Lord Honor the Lord 45

According to Joshua 7:19, what did Joshua ask Achan to do? Destroy the accursed thing Tell him what he had done Give him the accursed thing Leave the camp of the Israelites 46

According to Joshua 7:20, what did Achan admit? The accursed thing was silver and gold He deserved punishment Nothing He had sinned 47

According to Joshua 7:21, what were the accursed things? A Babylonian garment Two hundred shekels of silver A wedge of gold All of the above 48

According to Joshua 7:21, where were the accursed things hidden? Among his stuff In the earth in Achan's tent In the valley of Achor Outside the camp of Judah 49

According to Joshua 7:22, who found the accursed things? Joshua Zabdi Joshua's messengers Achan's family 50

According to Joshua 7:22, where was the silver among the accursed things? Under the other items Next to the other items On top of the other items Away from the other items 51

According to Joshua 7:23, what did the messengers do with the accursed things? Burned them Destroyed them Fought over them Brought them to Joshua 52

According to Joshua 7:23, after the messengers, who saw the accursed things? Achan, Zabdi, and Zerah The tribe of Judah Joshua, all the children of Israel and the Lord The men of Ai 53

According to Joshua 7:24, who took Achan after the accursed things had been found? Joshua All Israel The Lord Joshua and all Israel 54

According to Joshua 7:24, what part of Achan's possessions was taken? The accursed things All that he had His sons and his daughters His donkeys, sheep and his tent 55

According to Joshua 7:24, where were Achan and his possessions taken? To the river Jordan To the city of Ai To the tent of Joshua To the valley of Achor 56

According to Joshua 7:25, what did Joshua say that Achan had done to Israel? Caused them to be defeated at Ai Failed them Troubled them Sinned against them 57

According to Joshua 7:25, what did all Israel do to Achan? Stoned him Judged him Left him behind Convicted him 58

According to Joshua 7:26, what did the Lord do after Achan had been killed? Told Joshua to attack Ai Told the children of Israel to attack Ai Burned in His anger toward Achan Turned from the fierceness of His anger 59

According to Joshua 7:26, what was the name of the place where Achan was stoned? The Wilderness of Sin The Valley of Achor The Valley of Achan The Gate of Shebarim 60

According to Joshua 8:1, who told Joshua, “Do not be afraid, nor be dismayed”? The elders The children of Israel The Lord The children of Ai 1

According to Joshua 8:1, who did the Lord command Joshua to take to Ai? All the people of war All the nation of Israel All the men of Israel Two or three thousand of the men of Israel 2

According to Joshua 8:1, God gave what into the hand of Joshua? The people of Ai The city of Ai The king of Ai All of the above 3

According to Joshua 8:2, the Lord told Joshua that he would do to Ai and its king as he did to what? Beth Aven and its king Achan Jericho and its king Achor and its king 4

According to Joshua 8:2, what did the Lord tell Joshua that he could take as booty from Ai? Its silver and gold Its spoil and cattle Its sheep and cattle Its gold and cattle 5

According to Joshua 8:2, how was Joshua told to attack Ai? A frontal assualt At the gate of Shebarim Lay an ambush Through the valley of Achor 6

According to Joshua 8:3-4, how many “mighty men of valor” did Joshua send to Ai? Three hundred Thirty six Thirty thousand Two thousand 7

According to Joshua 8:3, when did Joshua send the “mighty men of valor” away? At night At dawn At midday At eventide 8

According to Joshua 8:4, where was the ambush to be laid against Ai? East of the city West of the city At the gate of Shebarim Behind the city 9

According to Joshua 8:4, what did Joshua command the “mighty men of valor”? Do not go very far from the city Stay in the countryside Go by way of the valley of Achor Attack at dawn 10

According to Joshua 8:5, who would approach the city of Ai? The Lord The nation of Israel The mighty men of valor Joshua and all the people who were with him 11

According to Joshua 8:5, what did Joshua plan to do against the people of Ai? Fight them at the city's gates Advance against them Flee before them Surround them 12

According to Joshua 8:6, what did Joshua say the people of Ai would do? Flee from us Come out after us Burn the city Attack us with the sword 13

According to Joshua 8:6, what was Joshua's plan against the people of Ai ? Draw them out Kill them with the sword Make them leave Take them as slaves 14

According to Joshua 8:7, what did Joshua command the mighty men of valor who were hiding in ambush to do? Kill the men of Ai Kill the children of Ai Seize the city of Ai Flee from the children of Ai 15

According to Joshua 8:7, who would deliver the city of Ai into Israel's hand? The Lord The gods of Ai Joshua The elders 16

According to Joshua 8:8, what were the mighty men of valor commanded to do? Approach the city from the north side Set the city on fire Stay in the country Approach the city by the river 17

According to Joshua 8:8, who commanded the mighty men of valor ? The Lord The elders Joshua The Lord and Joshua 18

According to Joshua 8:9, where did the mighty men of valor stay when they went to lie in ambush? Between Beth Aven and Ai Between Bethel and Ai In the valley of Achor Near the gate of Shebarim 19

According to Joshua 8:9, where did Joshua spend the night when the mighty men of valor went to lie in ambush? In the country Between Bethel and Ai Among the people In his own tent 20

According to Joshua 8:10, who went up before the people to Ai? Eleazar the priest The elders Joshua The elders and Joshua 21

According to Joshua 8:11, who was with Joshua when he went up to Ai? All the people of war Eleazar the priest The officers of the people The mighty men of valor 22

According to Joshua 8:11, on what side of Ai did Joshua and those with him camp? South North East West 23

According to Joshua 8:12, how many men were set in ambush against Ai? About three thousand About five thousand About ten thousand About thirty thousand 24

According to Joshua 8:12, where was the ambush set against Ai? On the north side of the city On the south side of the city On the east side of the city On the west side of the city 25

According to Joshua 8:13, who was on the north side of the city of Ai? The mighty men of valor Eleazar the priest The army The officers of the people 26

According to Joshua 8:13, who was on the west side of the city of Ai? The army Joshua The elders The rear guard 27

According to Joshua 8:14, who went out against Israel to battle? The men of the city The king of Ai The king of Bethel The mighty men of valor 28

According to Joshua 8:14, where was the appointed place that the King of Ai and his people were to do battle with Israel? In the valley Before the plain By the river Behind the city 29

According to Joshua 8:14, what did the king of Ai not know? The Lord was against him There was an ambush behind the city His army was defeated His army had made peace with Joshua 30

According to Joshua 8:15, where did the Israelites flee? By way of the valley of Achor Bethel Mount Ebal By way of the wilderness 31

According to Joshua 8:16, who was called together to pursue the Israelites? The men of the plain The men of the valley All the people who were in Ai The king and his army 32

According to Joshua 8:16, what happened to those who were called together to pursue the Israelites? They were drawn into the valley They fled into the wilderness They ran into the mountains They were drawn away from the city 33

According to Joshua 8:17, how many men were left in Bethel and Ai? Not a man Three hundred Three thousand Ten thousand 34

According to Joshua 8:17, how did those who pursued the Israelites leave the city of Ai? Burned Destroyed Open With the gates closed 35

According to Joshua 8:18, who told Joshua to stretch out the spear in his hand? The elders Joshua's second in command The Lord Eleazar the priest 36

According to Joshua 8:19, who arose quickly out of their place? The Israelites The men of Ai and Bethel The men of Ai Those in ambush 37

According to Joshua 8:19, what happened to the city of Ai? It's gates swung open It was entered by the Israelites It's walls were broken down All of the above 38

According to Joshua 8:20, when the men of Ai looked behind them what did they see? The smoke of the city The men of Bethel had left them The city was in darkness The gates were closed 39

According to Joshua 8:20, why couldn't the men of Ai flee? They were blocked by the fire The men of Bethel had left them They had no power The city was taken 40

According to Joshua 8:20, who turned back on the men of Ai? The nation of Israel The people who had fled to the wilderness The men of Bethel The mighty men of valor 41

According to Joshua 8:21, what did Joshua and all Israel see in Ai? The army of the Lord The sword of the Lord The city was in darkness The ambush had taken the city 42

According to Joshua 8:21, what did Joshua and all Israel do when they turned back? Watched the city of Ai burn Fled into the wilderness Worshipped the Lord Struck down the men of Ai 43

According to Joshua 8:22, who joined Joshua against the men of Ai? The men of Bethel Others coming out of the city The Lord The elders 44

According to Joshua 8:22, of the men of Ai, who escaped? None of them Only the young ones Those who stayed in the city Those that left the city 45

According to Joshua 8:23, who was brought to Joshua? All the surviving men of Ai The women and children of Ai The men of Bethel The king of Ai 46

According to Joshua 8:24, where were the inhabitants of Ai slain? The field and the valley The field and the country The field and the wilderness The field and the city 47

According to Joshua 8:24, the Israelites returned to the city of Ai to do what? Capture it Boast of their success Strike it with the edge of the sword Rebuild it as their own 48

According to Joshua 8:25, how many people lived in Ai? Three thousand Six thousand Twelve thousand Fifteen thousand 49

According to Joshua 8:26, who did not draw back his hand? The king of Ai Joshua The Lord Zerah 50

According to Joshua 8:27, what did Israel take as booty for themselves from Ai? The sheep and the goats The women and the children The livestock and the spoil They livestock and the women 51

According to Joshua 8:27, in taking the booty from Ai what commandment did Israel follow? The word of the Lord The law of Moses The law of the land The word of the elders 52

According to Joshua 8:28, Joshua made Ai what? An Israelite city A fortified city A wasteland forever A heap forever 53

According to Joshua 8:28, how long did the desolation of Ai last? To this day Until the time of the kings One thousand days Until harvest 54

According to Joshua 8:29, what did Joshua do with the king of Ai? Cut off his head Utterly destroyed him Hung him on a tree Struck him down with a sword 55

According to Joshua 8:29, when did Joshua command that the corpse of the king of Ai be taken down? When the sun came up When the sun went down When the sun was at its highest When the moon rose 56

According to Joshua 8:30, what did Joshua build to the Lord? A heap of stones A high place An altar A monument 57

According to Joshua 8:31, how was Moses described? The servant of the Lord The Lawgiver The friend of God A teacher of men 58

According to Joshua 8:31, what was the altar made of? Hammered gold Chiseled stones Earth Whole stones 59

According to Joshua 8:31, what did the children of Israel offer to the Lord? One thousand sheep The livestock of Ai Sacrifices of praise Burnt offerings 60

According to Joshua 8:32, who saw Joshua write a copy of the Law of Moses? The elders The Levites The children of Israel The priests 61

According to Joshua 8:32, where did Joshua write a copy of the Law of Moses? On a scroll On the altar stones On the ark of the covenant On tablets of stone 62

According to Joshua 8:33, who stood on either side of the ark before the priests? All Israel The Levites The congregation The women, little ones and strangers 63

According to Joshua 8:33, in front of what two mountains did the children of Israel gather to be blessed by the priests? Horeb and Hebron Kirjath and Ebal Gibeon and Bashan Gerizim and Ebal 64

According to Joshua 8:33, who commanded that they should bless the people of Israel? Moses The Lord Joshua Caleb 65

According to Joshua 8:34, what did Joshua read to the Israelites? The blessings and the cursings The Book of the Law All the words of the law All of the above 66

According to Joshua 8:35, whose commandments did Joshua read before the congregation? Aaron's Moses' The priests' The elders' 67

According to Joshua 8:35, who was living among the children of Israel and included in the assembly to which Joshua read? The children of Ai Canaanites Hittites Strangers 68

According to Joshua 9:1, the description of the land of the kings on this (west) side of the Jordan included all of the following except which one? Hills Desert Coasts Lowland 1

Which of these were NOT listed among the peoples on this (west) side of the Jordan in Joshua 9:1? Canaanite and Perizzite Edomite and Moabite Hittite and Amorite Hivite and Jebusite 2

According to Joshua 9:1-2, what did the kings on this (west) side of the Jordan do when they heard about Israel? Surrendered Plotted to kidnap Joshua Moved east of the Jordan Gathered together to fight with Joshua and Israel 3

According to Joshua 9:3-4, which city's inhabitants did not join the others to fight Joshua? Jerusalem Hebron Gibeon Eglon 4

According to Joshua 9:4, the inhabitants of Gibeon craftily pretended to be what? Ambassadors Magicians Traders Lepers 5

According to Joshua 9:4, what animals carried the old sacks from Gibeon? Donkeys Camels Horses Oxen 6

According to Joshua 9:5, what did the inhabitants of Gibeon wear on their feet? Foreign shoes New sandals Old sandals Nothing 7

According to Joshua 9:5, what food did the inhabitants of Gibeon carry? Curdled milk Spoiled honey Moldy bread Sour grapes 8

According to Joshua 9:6, the Gibeonites went to Joshua's camp located where? Gilgal Shiloh Hebron Kadesh Barnea 9

According to Joshua 9:6, the Gibeonites said they had come from where? The Great Sea A far country The East Gibeon 10

According to Joshua 9:6, what did the Gibeonites want Joshua and the men of Israel to do? Buy their wares Sell them fresh food Make a covenant with them Grant them passage through the land 11

According to Joshua 9:7, what kind of people were the inhabitants of Gibeon? Hivites Amorites Philistines Girgashites 12

According to Joshua 9:7, what would prevent the men of Israel from making a covenant with the Hivites? If they were allied with the Canaanites If they dwelled among Israel If they were uncircumcised If they worshipped idols 13

According to Joshua 9:8, what was the Hivites' response when the men of Israel were at first reluctant to make a covenant with them? Your God will be our God. We are your servants. We will act as your spies. We bring you gifts. 14

According to Joshua 9:9, the men from Gibeon said they had come from a very far county because they heard of whose fame? Joshua's Rahab's Moses' God's 15

According to Joshua 9:9-10, the men from Gibeon said they had heard what God did to whom? Those in Egypt The Amorites beyond the Jordan Sihon and Og All of the above 16

According to Joshua 9:11, who did the Gibeonites say told them to go meet Israel and make a covenant? Their king Their elders All the inhabitants of their country Their elders and all the inhabitants of their country 17

According to Joshua 9:12, what did the Gibeonites say about their dry, moldy bread? It was taken hot the day they departed They baked it during their journey It had been cast upon the waters It was unleavened 18

According to Joshua 9:13, the men of Gibeon claimed their wineskins, garments and sandals were evidence of what? Their people's poverty Their strength in battle Their very long journey Their skilled handiwork 19

According to Joshua 9:14-15, the Israelites made peace with the Gibeonites without asking counsel of whom? The Lord Joshua King Sihon The Hittites 20

According to Joshua 9:15, Joshua made a covenant to let the Hivites do what? Travel through Israel Raise swine Dig wells Live 21

According to Joshua 9:16, how many days after making the covenant did the Israelites hear the truth about the Gibeonites? One Three Seven Ten 22

According to Joshua 9:16, after making the covenant the Israelites heard that the Hivites were actually what? Rahab's kinsmen Thieves and liars Their neighbors Fierce warriors 23

According to Joshua 9:17, the children of Israel journeyed and came to the Hivite cities on which day? Second Third Fifth Sixth 24

According to Joshua 9:17, which of these was NOT a Hivite city along with Gibeon? Beeroth Heshbon Chephirah Kirjath Jearim 25

According to Joshua 9:18, what had the rulers of the congregation done when making peace with the Gibeonites? Built a memorial of stones Sacrificed burnt offerings Sworn an oath by the Lord God Taken bribes 26

According to Joshua 9:18, how did all the congregation react to the covenant the rulers made? They attacked the Gibeonites They praised the rulers They appointed new rulers They complained against the rulers 27

According to Joshua 9:19-20, why could the Israelites not touch the Gibeonites? Because they were in a city of refuge Because the city gates were closed Because of the rulers' oath Because they were lepers 28

According to Joshua 9:22-23, Joshua said the Gibeonites were cursed because they had done what to Israel? Deceived them Stolen from them Poisoned their wells Defiled the tabernacle 29

According to Joshua 9:23, the Gibeonites would be what kinds of slaves for the house of God? Butlers and bakers Farmers and vinedressers Shepherds and stonemasons Woodcutters and water carriers 30

According to Joshua 9:24, the Gibeonites became afraid when they were told God had commanded Moses to destroy what? The golden calf Vessels of bronze and iron All the inhabitants of the land The walls of Jericho 31

According to Joshua 9:24, the Gibeonites deceived the Israelites because they were afraid for their what? King Lives Idols Crops 32

According to Joshua 9:25, the Gibeonites said to Joshua, 'here we are, in your hands; do with us as ________________________' The Lord your God commands You would have us do with you You have done with the Amorites It seems good and right to do to us 33

According to Joshua 9:26, Joshua delivered the Gibeonites out of what? The cave at Makkedah The waters of the Jordan The hand of the children of Israel The midst of the Amorites 34

According to Joshua 9:27, Joshua made the Gibeonites woodcutters and water carriers for whom and what? The Levites and the tabernacle The men of war and their weapons The priests and the ark of the covenant The congregation and the altar of the Lord 35

According to Joshua 10:1-2, the king of Jerusalem became fearful when he heard how Joshua had destroyed what two cities? Jericho and Ai Gibeon and Gilgal Sodom and Gomorrah Azekah and Makkedah 1

According to Joshua 10:1-2, the king of Jerusalem became fearful when he heard how Israel had made peace with the inhabitants of what city? Gath Geder Gibeon Gilgal 2

How is Gibeon described in Joshua 10:2? Like one of the royal cities Greater than Ai All its men were mighty All of the above 3

According to Joshua 10:3, who was the king of Jerusalem? Tubal-Cain Adoni-Zedek Keren-Happuch Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz 4

According to Joshua 10:3-4, which one of the kings of the Amorites suggested they all attack Gibeon? The king of Eglon The king of Hebron The king of Lachish The king of Jerusalem 5

According to Joshua 10:3-5, which one of these was NOT one of the Amorite kings who attacked Gibeon? Hoham king of Hebron Piram king of Jarmuth Sihon king of Heshbon Debir king of Eglon 6

According to Joshua 10:5, how many kings of the Amorites made war against Gibeon? Five Seven Ten Twelve 7

According to Joshua 10:6, whom did the men of Gibeon ask to save them from the Amorites? Caleb Joshua Rahab Japhia 8

According to Joshua 10:5-6, where did the Amorites who made war against Gibeon dwell? In the desert In the valleys In the mountains On the coast of the sea 9

According to Joshua 10:8, the Lord told Joshua not to do what to the Amorites? Fear them Spare them Smite them Befriend them 10

According to Joshua 10:9, how long did Joshua take to march from Gilgal to the Amorites at Gibeon? All day All night All day and all night As long as the sun stood still 11

According to Joshua 10:10, what happened to the Amorites when Israel came upon them? There was a great slaughter at Gibeon They were chased along the road to Beth Horon They were struck down as far as Azekah and Makkedah All of the above 12

According to Joshua 10:11, what did the Lord do to the Amorites as they fled? Struck them blind Sent fiery serpents among them Cast down large hailstones on them Set every man's sword against his companion 13

According to Joshua 10:11, how did most of the Amorites die? From hailstones By Israel's swords By Gibeon's swords By their own swords 14

According to Joshua 10:12, who said to the Lord, 'Sun, stand still over Gibeon Og Joshua The elders of Gibeon The king of Jerusalem 15

According to Joshua 10:12-13, what did the sun do over Gibeon on the day the Amorites were defeated? Turned to darkness Turned to blood Stood still Moved backward 16

According to Joshua 10:13, what other book spoke of this time the sun and moon stood still? The Book of Shemaiah the Prophet The Book of the Wars of the Lord The Book of the Covenant The Book of Jasher 17

According to Joshua 10:13, about how long did the sun stand still? Three hours A whole day Three days One week 18

According to Joshua 10:14, there has been no other day that the Lord did what, like He did when the sun stood still? Fought for Israel Heeded the voice of a man Sent hailstones from heaven Suspended His laws of nature 19

According to Joshua 10:16, the five Amorite kings fled and did what? Pretended to be ambassadors Fell on their own swords Escaped to Egypt Hid in a cave 20

According to Joshua 10:18, what did Joshua order done to the cave at Makkedah? Flood it Build an altar in it Roll stones against its mouth Hide the silver and gold in it 21

According to Joshua 10:19, the men who did not stay to guard the cave were to do what? Burn the enemies' cities Hunt for food and water Attack the enemies' rear guard Carry the spoils back to their camp 22

According to Joshua 10:19, Joshua told his men to pursue the Amorites and not allow them to do what? Enter their cities Cross the Jordan Return to Gibeon Flee to the north 23

According to Joshua 10:20, the Amorites who escaped the slaughter went where? Into fortified cities Across the Jordan To the Great Sea To Gibeon 24

According to Joshua 10:22, what did Joshua want brought to him from the cave? Water Twelve stones The five kings All of the above 25

According to Joshua 10:24, what did Joshua tell his captains to do to the five kings? Pierce their livers with an arrow Pierce their ears with an awl Put your feet on their necks Put your hooks in their noses 26

According to Joshua 10:25, Joshua told his men that their feet on the kings' necks signified what? How their enemies would bruise their heels How they would bruise their enemies' heads How they would strangle the followers of Baal What the Lord would do to all their enemies 27

According to Joshua 10:26, the five Amorite kings were killed then hanged where? On five trees In the city gates At the mouth of the cave On the road to Beth Horon 28

According to Joshua 10:27, when did Joshua command his men to take the kings down from the trees? When the sun came up When the sun went down While the sun stood still While it was still dark 29

According to Joshua 10:27, the five Amorite kings' bodies were cast into what? The Great Sea The Brook of Egypt The Valley of Dry Bones The cave where they had hidden 30

According to Joshua 10:27, after the kings' bodies were cast into the cave, what was put at its entrance? Guards Stones Guards and stones An altar 31

According to Joshua 10:28, what city did Joshua take on the day that he struck and killed the five kings of Jerusalem, Hebron, Jarmuth, Lachish and Eglon? Eglon Libnah Makkedah Hazor 32

According to Joshua 10:28-30, what did Joshua do to the kings of Makkedah and Libnah? Made a covenant with them Drove them out Enslaved them What he did to the king of Jericho 33

According to Joshua 10:29, after utterly destroying the people in Makkedah, who did Israel fight against next? Libnah Hebron Jerusalem Gibeon 34

According to Joshua 10:33, who came up to help Lachish when Israel fought against it? The king of Hebron The king of Gezer The king of Eglon The king of Lachish 35

According to Joshua 10:33, what was the name of the King who came up to help Lachish when Israel fought against it? Piram Adoni-Zedek Debir Horam 36

According to Joshua 10:34, what city did Joshua and all Israel fight against just before they fought against Eglon? Hebron Debir Lachish Libnah 37

According to Joshua 10:36, what city did Joshua and all Israel fight against right after they fought against Eglon? Hebron Debir Lachish Libnah 38

According to Joshua 10:38-40, when Joshua and all Israel conquered the mountain country and the South and the lowland and the wilderness slopes, what city was the last to be conquered? Hebron Debir Lachish Libnah 39

According to Joshua 10:40, when Joshua conquered the mountain country and the South and the lowland and the wilderness slopes, what did he utterly destroy? All that breathed All the cities All the spoils All the idols 40

According to Joshua 10:42, why was Joshua able to take all the mountain country and the South and the lowland and the wilderness slopes, and all their kings at one time? Because the people were terrified of Israel Because Joshua had many mighty men of valor Because the Lord God fought for Israel Because the Gibeonites helped them 41

According to Joshua 10:43, where did Joshua and all Israel return after conquering the mountain country and the South and the lowland and the wilderness slopes, and all their kings? The camp at Jericho The camp at Ai The camp at Hebron The camp at Gilgal 42

According to Joshua 11:1-5, who gathered together the kings of the northern kingdoms and their armies to fight against Israel? The king of Madon The king of Hazor The king of Jerusalem The king of Hebron 1

According to Joshua 11:1-5, what was the name of the king who gathered together the kings of the northern kingdoms and their armies to fight against Israel? Jobab Jabin Adoni-Zedek Hoham 2

How does Joshua 11:4 describe the armies of the northern kingdoms which were gathered together to fight Israel? As the sand that is on the seashore As the stars that are in the sky As the grass that is in the field As the leaves that are on the trees 3

According to Joshua 11:5, where did the kings of the northern kingdoms and their armies meet and camp to fight against Israel? By the sea of the Arabah By the sea of Chinneroth At the waters of Merom In the Valley of Achor 4

According to Joshua 11:6, what did the Lord tell Joshua that he would do to the horses of the armies of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight Israel? Slay them with the sword Keep them Hamstring them Set them free 5

According to Joshua 11:6, what did the Lord tell Joshua that he would do to the chariots of the armies of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight Israel? Capture them Keep them Chop them into pieces Burn them 6

According to Joshua 11:7, how did Israel come against the armies of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight them? Suddenly Silently Overwhelmingly With cunning 7

According to Joshua 11:8, how long did Israel attack the armies of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight them? Until evening Until they left none of them remaining Until they fled into fortified cities Until the next day 8

According to Joshua 11:10, what city was formerly the head of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight Israel? Hebron Jerusalem Makkedah Hazor 9

According to Joshua 11:11, what did Israel do to the people of Hazor? Utterly destroyed them Took them as slaves Made a treaty with them Deceived them 10

According to Joshua 11:13, of all the cities of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight Israel, which city was the only one that Joshua burned? Madon Shimron Hazor Achshaph 11

According to Joshua 11:14, what did the children of Israel do with the spoil and livestock of the cities of the northern kingdoms who had gathered to fight them? Devoted it to the Lord as Joshua commanded them Utterly destroyed it as the Lord commanded them Placed it in the tabernacle Took it as booty for themselves 12

According to Joshua 11:14, what did the children of Israel do with the people of the northern kingdom who had gathered to fight them? Took them as slaves Made a treaty with them Destroyed them and left none breathing Sent them into exile 13

According to Joshua 11:19, who were the only people that made peace with the children of Israel? The Hivites The Hittites The Perizzites The Jebusites 14

According to Joshua 11:19, what was the only city that made peace with the children of Israel? Hebron Gibeon Gaza Makkedah 15

According to Joshua 11:19-20, what did the Lord do to all the people which the children of Israel took in battle, so that He might utterly destroy them, and that they might receive no mercy? Sent them a deceiving spirit Gave them over to their sinfulness Sent them a confusing spirit Hardened their hearts 16

According to Joshua 11:21-22, after Joshua utterly destroyed the Anakim with their cities in the land of the children of Israel, where were the only places that the Anakim remained? Sihor, Ekron and Sidon Lebanon, Hamath and Aphek Gaza, Gath and Ashdod Geshur, Ashkelon and Mearah 17

According to Joshua 12:1-5, who were the two kings of the land whom the children of Israel defeated on the eastern side of the Jordan toward the rising sun? Adoni-Zedek and Hoham Sihon and Og Piram and Japhia Horam and Jobab 1

According to Joshua 12:6, to which tribes did Moses give the land which the children of Israel had conquered on the eastern side of the Jordan? Reuben, Gad and half the tribe of Manasseh Reuben, Ephraim and half the tribe of Manasseh Gad, Asher and half the tribe of Manasseh Benjamin, Ephraim and half the tribe of Manasseh 2

According to Joshua 12:7-24, how many kings did Joshua and the children of Israel conquer on the west side of the Jordan? 19 23 31 47 3

According to Joshua 13:1-7, what did the Lord say He would do to the people of the land remaining to be possessed? Utterly destroy them before the children of Israel Drive them out before the children of Israel Give them into the hands of the children of Israel Wipe them out with famine and plague 1

According to Joshua 13:1-7, what did the Lord tell Joshua to do with the land remaining to be possessed? Divide it by lot to Israel as an inheritance Go in to take it with the sword and posses it Make peace with them until the Lord drove them out Utterly destroy them and burn their cities 2

According to Joshua 13:13, what two peoples does it say that the children of Israel did not drive out, but they dwell among the Israelites until this day? The Gazites and the Ashdodites The Gittites and the Ekronites The Geshurites and the Maacathites The Philistines and the Sidonians 3

According to Joshua 13:14, what was the tribe of Levi's inheritance? The spoils of the conquered cities The sacrifices of the Lord God of Israel made by fire The firstborn of every household The tabernacle of the Lord 4

According to Joshua 13:22, what was the name of the soothsayer killed by the children of Israel on the east side of the Jordan? Beor Balaam Rekem Reba 5

According to Joshua 13:22, who was the father of the soothsayer killed by the children of Israel on the east side of the Jordan? Beor Balaam Rekem Reba 6

According to Joshua 13:32, who distributed the land on the east side of the Jordan as an inheritance? Eleazar Joshua The tribal leaders Moses 7

According to Joshua 13:33, what was the tribe of Levi's inheritance? The Book of the Law The spoils of the conquered cities The tithes of the children of Israel The Lord God of Israel 8

According to Joshua 14:1, who distributed the land on the west side of the Jordan as an inheritance to the children of Israel? Only Joshua the son of Nun Only Eleazar the priest Eleazar, Joshua and the heads of the fathers of the tribes of the children of Israel Moses before he died 1

According to Joshua 14:2, how was the land on the west side of the Jordan distributed By lot By rank According to need According to the number of people in each tribe 2

According to Joshua 14:2, how many tribes received an inheritance in Canaan on the west side of the Jordan? 8½ 9 9½ 12 3

According to Joshua 14:4, which tribes were the children of Joseph? Issachar and Manasseh Gad and Asher Manasseh and Ephraim Zebulun and Naphtali 4

According to Joshua 14:4, what was given to the Levites in the land? Houses to dwell in Land to build cities on Fields to plant crops in Cities to dwell in 5

According to Joshua 14:6, who was the father of Caleb? Jephunneh Onan Othniel Jokim 6

According to Joshua 14:6, where had the Lord spoken to Moses concerning Joshua and Caleb? Gilgal Gilead Kadesh Barnea Midian 7

According to Joshua 14:7, how old was Caleb when Moses sent him to spy out the land? 30 35 40 45 8

According to Joshua 14:7, how did Caleb describe the word that he brought back to Moses from spying out the land? It was from the Lord It was hopeful It was truthful It was in my heart 9

According to Joshua 14:8, what did Caleb say that the brethren who went up to spy out the land with him did to the heart of the people? Hardened it Made it wary Made it melt Made it conceited 10

According to Joshua 14:9, what had Moses sworn to Caleb? That the land where his foot had trodden would be his inheritance That he would be allowed to choose his inheritance That the best of the land would be his inheritance That the land he had seen with his eyes would be his inheritance 11

According to Joshua 14:10, how many years had it been since Moses had sworn to Caleb. 35 40 45 50 12

According to Joshua 14:10, how old was Caleb when he asked Joshua for his inheritance? 75 80 85 90 13

According to Joshua 14:11, how did Caleb describe his strength? He was as strong as any man of the children of Israel He was as strong as Joshua He was as strong as on the day that Moses sent him He was as strong as any of the mighty warriors 14

According to Joshua 14:11, what specifically did Caleb say that he had strength for? War Service Leading Life 15

According to Joshua 14:12, who were on the mountain that Caleb asked for as an inheritance? The Gittites The Sidonians The Phillistines The Anakim 16

According to Joshua 14:12, how did Caleb describe the cities that were on the mountain that he asked for as an inheritance? They were few and fortified They were great and fortified They were many and great They were wealthy and renowned 17

According to Joshua 14:12, under what condition did Caleb say that he would be able to drive out the inhabitants of the mountain that he asked for as an inheritance? If his strength remained If he lived long enough If the Lord was with him If he did not depart from the commandments of the Lord 18

According to Joshua 14:13, what did Joshua give Caleb as an inheritance? Beersheba Hazor Gilead Hebron 19

According to Joshua 14:13, what else did Joshua do for Caleb when he gave him his inheritance? Thanked him Blessed him Prayed for him Encouraged him 20

According to Joshua 14:14, why did the inheritance that Joshua gave Caleb become his? He wholly followed the Lord God of Israel He was upright and just before the Lord He was a mighty warrior in the sight of the Lord He was content with the Lord's commands 21

According to Joshua 14:15, what was the former name of Caleb's inheritance? Kirjath Jearim Kirjath Sepher Kirjath Arba Kirjath Baal 22

According to Joshua 14:15, who was the greatest man among the Anakim? Jearim Sepher Arba Baal 23

According to Joshua 15:5, the east border of Judah's lot was what sea? The Red Sea The Salt Sea The Great Sea The Sea of Chinneroth 1

According to Joshua 15:12, Judah's west border was the coastline of what body of water? The River Euphrates The River Jordan The Great Sea The Salt Sea 2

According to Joshua 15:13, Caleb was given a share among which tribe? Reuben Simeon Levi Judah 3

According to Joshua 15:13, what city was given to Caleb? Hebron Gibeon Gilgal Shiloh 4

According to Joshua 15:13, Hebron was also called Kirjath Arba after Arba the father of whom? Achan Agag Azaz Anak 5

According to Joshua 15:14, whom did Caleb drive out of Hebron? The three sons of Anak The seven sons of Anak The ten sons of Anak The twelve sons of Anak 6

According to Joshua 15:16, what did Caleb promise to give to whoever could attack and take Kirjath Sepher? His land His silver His daughter His birthright 7

According to Joshua 15:17, who conquered Kirjath Sepher and received Achsah as a wife? Othniel Ehud Shamgar Joshua 8

According to Joshua 15:18, Caleb's daughter persuaded her husband to ask Caleb for what? Servants Donkeys A field Springs of water 9

According to Joshua 15:19, since Caleb had given his daughter, Achsah, land in the South, what else did she ask him to give her? Camels Springs of water A lakefront property Servants to carry water 10

According to Joshua 15:33-61, the lot of the tribe of Judah included what kind of land? Lowland Wilderness Mountain country All of the above 11

According to Joshua 15:63, the children of Judah could not drive out the Jebusites from what city? Bethlehem Jerusalem Nazareth Capernaum 12

According to Joshua 16:4, who took the inheritance of Joseph? Ephraim and Manasseh Joshua and Caleb Zebulon and Naphtali Gad and Asher 1

According to Joshua 16:10, which Canaanites could the Ephraimites not drive out? Those who dwelt in Ai Those who dwelt in Jebus Those who dwelt in Gezer Those who dwelt on the other side of the Jordan 2

According to Joshua 16:10, what did the Ephraimites do to the Canaanites who dwelt in Gezer? They drove them out They made them forced laborers They made them worship Jehovah They enslaved them 3

According to Joshua 17:1, why were Gilead and Bashan given to Machir the firstborn of Manasseh? Because he slew 10,000 men Because he died in the conquest of Canaan Because he was the only son among Manasseh's children Because he was a man of war 1

According to Joshua 17:3, what was special about the case of Zelophehad the descendant of Manasseh? He was cast out of the camp by Moses He had no sons, but only daughters He was favored by Joshua and Caleb He was a friend of the rulers of Israel 2

According to Joshua 17:3-4, whom did the daughters of Zelophehad approach about the inheritance of their father? Eleazar the priest, Joshua and the rulers The elders of the tribe of Manasseh The descendants of Moses The Canaanites whom they could not drive out 3

According to Joshua 17:4, who had commanded that Zelophehad's daughters should have an inheritance among their father's brothers even though he had no sons? Joshua Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron The elders of Israel The Lord, through Moses 4

According to Joshua 17:14, what was the complaint of the children of Joseph to Joshua? Why have you given some of our land to women? Why have you given us only one lot and one share to inherit, since we are a great people? Why did you leave us to conquer this land alone? Why did we leave the safety of the land of Egypt to dwell in this dangerous land? 4

According to Joshua 17:14-15, how did Joshua respond to the question of the children of Joseph, 'Why have you given us only one lot and one share to inherit'? Choose today whom you will serve If you are a great people, then go up to the forest country and clear a place for yourself there in the land of the Perizzites and the giants I have given you both this land, and land on the other side of the Jordan also He kept his silence 6

According to Joshua 17:15-16, what did the Canaanites who dwelt in the land of the valley have? Chariots of wood Chariots of iron Weapons of bronze Weapons of iron 7

According to Joshua 18:1, where did the whole congregation of Israel assemble? Shiloh Jerusalem Hebron Jericho 1

According to Joshua 18:1, what did the children of Israel do when they assembled together at Shiloh? They worshipped God They conquered the city They chose a high priest They set up the tabernacle of meeting 2

According to Joshua 18:2, after the children of Israel set up the tabernacle of meeting, how many tribes had not received their inheritance? Three Five Seven Nine 3

According to Joshua 18:3, what had the children of Israel neglected to do? To offer sacrifices To obey God To circumcise their children To possess the land God had given them 4

According to Joshua 18:4, what did Joshua tell the three men from each tribe to do? Choose animals for sacrifice Go through the land and survey it Prepare their men for battle Pray for God's guidance 5

According to Joshua 18:4, after surveying the land what were the men to do? Decide among them what land they wanted Present the survey to the high priest Come back to Joshua Prepare to conquer the land 6

According to Joshua 18:5, how many parts was the land to be divided into? Nine Seven Five Three 7

According to Joshua 18:6, what was Joshua going to do after receiving the survey? Go before the high priest Give each tribe a portion of land Wait for an answer from God Cast lots before the Lord 8

According to Joshua 18:7, which tribe would have no part of the land as an inheritance? Levites Reubenites Gadites Half the tribe of Manasseh 9

According to Joshua 18:7, who gave the inheritance to Gad, Reuben and the half the tribe of Manasseh? Joshua Moses God Phinehas, the High Priest 10

According to Joshua 18:7, where was the inheritance of Gad, Reuben and the half tribe of Manasseh located? Beyond the Jordan on the east In the mountains to the west of Jordan In the valley north of the Jordan South of the Jordan 11

According to Joshua 18:7, what did the Levites inherit? A portion of land from each tribe Much livestock for sacrifice They did not inherit anything The priesthood of the Lord 12

According to Joshua 18:8, where was Joshua going to cast lots? At the altar of the tabernacle Before the Lord in Shiloh In the midst of the congregation In his tent in secret 13

According to Joshua 18:9, where did the men write the survey? On stone tablets On parchment In a book None of the above 14

According to Joshua 18:9, when writing the survey, how did the men divide the land? By size By population By casting lots By cities 15

According to Joshua 18:10, who did Joshua divide the land among? The children of Israel The largest tribes The heads of the tribes The men only 16

According to Joshua 18:11, the lot of the tribe of Benjamin was between what two tribes? Gad and Reuben Ephraim and Manasseh Judah and Joseph Simeon and Zebulun 17

According to Joshua 18:27, Jebus is another name for what city? Jerusalem Jericho Jabesh-Gilead Jezreel 18

According to Joshua 19:1, the inheritance for the tribe of Simeon was within the inheritance of the children of what tribe? Levi Zebulun Judah Joseph 1

According to Joshua 19:9, why was the inheritance of Simeon included in the share of the children of Judah? Because of the sin Simeon committed at Shechem Because of the sin of Judah with Tamar Because the two tribes had intermarried Because the share of the children of Judah was too much for them 2

According to Joshua 19:49, after all the tribes had received their inheritance, who did they give an inheritance to? Joshua Caleb The Levites The High Priest 3

According to Joshua 19:50, who instructed the children of Israel to give Joshua an inheritance? Moses The Lord The High Priest The heads of the tribes 4

According to Joshua 19:50, what city did Joshua ask for as an inheritance? Timnath Serah Shiloh Jericho Jabesh-gilead 5

According to Joshua 19:50, what city did Joshua receive as an inheritance? Shiloh Jericho TimnathSerah Jabesh-gilead 6

According to Joshua 19:51, who divided the inheritance by lot in Shiloh before the Lord? Eleazar the priest Joshua the son of Nun The heads of the fathers of the tribes of the children of Israel All of the above 7

According to Joshua 19:51, where were the inheritances divided? In Joshua's tent Beyond the Jordan Before the altar At the door of the tabernacle of meeting 8

According to Joshua 20:1, who spoke to Joshua? Moses The Lord The High Priest The heads of the tribes 1

According to Joshua 20:2, what were the children of Israel to appoint? Cities of refuge The High Priest Joshua's successor Rulers 2

According to Joshua 20:2, the Lord had spoken to Joshua through whom? Angels The High Priest Moses A vision 3

According to Joshua 20:3, who could flee to the cities of refuge The slayer who killed a person intentionally The slayer who killed a person for vengeance The slayer who killed a person for stealing The slayer who killed a person accidentally or unintentionally 4

According to Joshua 20:3, those who fled to the cities of refuge sought refuge from whom? The Lord The avenger of blood The victim's family The High Priest 5

According to Joshua 20:4, where was the slayer to stand when he got to one of the cities of refuge? At the entrance of the gate of the city In the center of the city On a raised platform for all to see and judge Before the Lord 6

According to Joshua 20:4, what was the slayer to do at the entrance of the gate of the city? He was to wait for the High Priest He was to hide He was to declare his case He was to seek a sign from the Lord 7

According to Joshua 20:4, who was the slayer to declare his case to when he reached the city of refuge? Joshua The elders of that city The High Priest The victim's family 8

According to Joshua 20:4, what were the elders of the city to do with the slayer after hearing his case? Stone him Pronounce him innocent or guilty Hide him Take him into the city 9

According to Joshua 20:4, after taking the slayer into the city what were the elders to give him? A place to dwell among them Land to grow crops Whatever he needed Consolation and encouragement 10

According to Joshua 20:5, why were the elders of the city not to deliver the slayer into the hands of the avenger of blood? Because he struck his neighbor unintentionally Because he did not hate him beforehand Both A and B None of the above 11

According to Joshua 20:6, how long was the slayer to dwell in the city of refuge? Until he died Until he paid his penalty Until the avenger came for him Until he stood before the congregation for judgment 12

According to Joshua 20:6, how long was the slayer to dwell in the city of refuge? Until the next Passover Until the death of the high priest Until he was forgiven Until the Day of Atonement 13

According to Joshua 20:6, where was the slayer to go when he left the city of refuge? His own house in his own city To a place of hiding To a new home To Shiloh to present sacrifices 14

According to Joshua 20:7, what was the name of the city of refuge in Galilee? Jerusalem Shiloh Kedesh Gilead 15

According to Joshua 20:7, what was the name of the city of refuge from Ephraim? Shechem Hebron Jordan Shechem 16

According to Joshua 20:7, Kirjath Arba is another name for what city? Jerusalem Hebron Bethlehem Shiloh 17

According to Joshua 20:7, what was the name of the city of refuge for Judah? Ramoth-Gilead Gilgal Succoth Kirjath Arba 18

According to Joshua 20:8, what city of refuge was chosen from the tribe of Reuben? Bezer Jericho Megiddo Jezrell 19

According to Joshua 20:8, what city of refuge was chosen from the tribe of Gad? Shechem Beth Shan Ramoth in Gilead Jericho 20

According to Joshua 20:8, what city of refuge was chosen from the tribe of Manasseh? Jericho Ramoth Gilead Jabesh-gilead Golan in Bashan 21

According to Joshua 20:7, what cities of refuge were in the mountains? Bezer and Jericho Kedesh, Shechem, and Kirjath Arba Shechem, Beth Shan, and Bethlehem Golan and Ramoth-Gilead 22

According to Joshua 20:8, what city of refuge was in the wilderness? Bezer Shechem Megiddo Jericho 23

According to Joshua 20:9, who could flee to the cities of refuge? The heads of the tribes Strangers who dwelt among the children of Israel All the children of Israel B and C 24

According to Joshua 20:9, a person who killed someone in what way could flee to the cities of refuge? With a stone By a blow to the head Accidentally All of above 25

According to Joshua 20:9, why would a person who had killed someone flee to the cities of refuge? So he could hide So he would not die by the hand of the avenger of blood So he could begin a new life All of the above 26

According to Joshua 20:9, how long would a person who had killed someone accidentally stay in the cities of refuge? Until the avenger of blood died Until the next Passover Until he paid his debt for killing someone Until he stood before the congregation 27

According to Joshua 21:1, who came near to Eleazar the priest, Joshua the son of Nun, and the heads of the fathers' houses of the tribes of the children of Israel? The heads of the fathers' houses of the Levites The Lord The Angel of the Lord The children of Israel 1

According to Joshua 21:2, Shiloh is located in what land? Egypt Midian Canaan Edom 2

According to Joshua 21:2, what did the Lord command through Moses? To give the Levites an inheritance of land To give the Levites an inheritance of livestock To give the Levites gold and silver To give the Levites cities to dwell in 3

According to Joshua 21:2, in addition to cities to dwell in, what were the Levites to receive? Houses and clothing Common-lands for their livestock Gold and silver Cattle and sheep 4

According to Joshua 21:3, who commanded the children of Israel to give land to the Levites? Moses The High Priest The Lord The heads of the tribes 5

According to Joshua 21:3, where did the children of Israel get the land they gave to the Levites? From their inheritance From the territories they conquered From the Canaanites From the Lord 6

According to Joshua 21:11, who was Anak's father? Anakim Manasseh Aaron Arba 7

According to Joshua 21:41, how many cities did the Levites possess? 12 24 36 48 8

According to Joshua 21:42, what surrounded each of the cities of the Levites? A great wall Mountains Its common-land The Jordan River 9

According to Joshua 21:43, what land did the Lord give to Israel? All the land they conquered All the land He had sworn to give to their fathers All the land beyond the Jordan All the land they could see with their eyes 10

According to Joshua 21:43, what did Israel do with the land the Lord gave them. Dwelt in it Grew crops on it Used it as pastureland Built walls around it 11

According to Joshua 21:44, in addition to land, what did the Lord give to Israel? Livestock Gold and silver Abundant crops Rest 12

According to Joshua 21:44, of the enemies of Israel, who stood against them? The Canaanites The Philistines The Jebusites Not a man 13

According to Joshua 21:44, who was delivered into the hand of Israel? The Canaanites The Jebusites All their enemies Those who disobeyed the Lord 14

According to Joshua 21:45, what happened to the good things spoken by the Lord to the house of Israel? They did not come to pass because Israel disobeyed God God allowed some of the good things to come to pass, but others He didn't because of Israel's disobedience The Israelites failed to recognize the good things God did for them They all came to pass 15

According to Joshua 22:1, who did Joshua call? The Reubenites The Gadites Half the tribe of Manasseh All of the above 1

According to Joshua 22:2, who had the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh obeyed? Only Moses Only Joshua Moses and Joshua God 2

According to Joshua 22:3, the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh had not done what? Obeyed God Left their brethren Received their inheritance Fulfilled their promise 3

According to Joshua 22:3, what had the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh kept? The charge of the commandment of the Lord All the promises they made to their brethren All the land of the Canaanites The law of Moses perfectly 4

According to Joshua 22:4, what promise did the Lord keep with the brethren of the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? He gave them land He gave them livestock He gave them rest He gave them victory over their enemies 5

According to Joshua 22:4, where did Joshua send the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? To conquer the northern part of Canaan To their tents and to the land of their possession To Shiloh to worship the Lord To the home of their ancestors 6

According to Joshua 22:4, where was the land of the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh located? In the mountains of Kirjath-Arba In the wilderness of Bezer In Shiloh where the tabernacle dwelt On the other side of the Jordan 7

According to Joshua 22:5, Joshua told the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh to take careful heed to do what? The commandment and the law The plot of their enemies The orders of the High Priest The orders of the heads of the tribes 8

In Joshua 22:5, what was Moses called? The high priest of Israel The deliverer from the Lord The servant of the Lord A humble man 9

In Joshua 22:5, Joshua told the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh to do all the following except which one? Love the Lord and walk in all His ways Keep the Lord's commandments and hold fast to him Serve the Lord with all their heart and soul Be strong and courageous 10

According to Joshua 22:6, what did Joshua do after blessing the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? He laid his hands on them He prayed for the Lord to protect them He sent them away He charged them to obey all that the Lord commanded them 11

According to Joshua 22:7, to what tribe did Joshua give a possession in Bashan? Half the tribe of Manasseh Reubenites Gadites Levites 12

According to Joshua 22:8, what was the tribe of Manasseh to take back to their tents? Livestock and clothing Silver and gold Bronze and iron All of the above 13

According to Joshua 22:8, what was the tribe of Manasseh to do with the spoil of their enemies? Burn it so it would not be a snare to them Sacrifice it to the Lord Thank the Lord for it Divide it with their brethren 14

According to Joshua 22:9, when the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh returned, where did they leave the children of Israel? At Jerusalem At Shiloh At Kirjath-Arba At Jericho 15

According to Joshua 22:9, by whose hand did the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh obtain their land? Moses The High Priest Aaron Joshua 16

According to Joshua 22:9, according to whose word did the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh obtain their land? Moses The High Priest The Lord Joshua 17

According to Joshua 22:10, what was built by the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh when they came to the region of the Jordan? Fortified walls around the city Houses for their wives and children Barns for their livestock A great altar 18

According to Joshua 22:11, what did the children of Israel hear someone say? That the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh had built an altar That God had conquered the land of Canaan That Joshua had sent spies to check out the land That God had forsaken Israel due to their disobedience 19

According to Joshua 22:12, what did the children of Israel do when they heard about the altar built by the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? They gathered together at Shiloh to worship God They gathered together at Shiloh to go to war against them They tore their clothes and sat in ashes They wept aloud 20

According to Joshua 22:13, who did the children of Israel send to the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? Moses Aaron Phinehas Joshua 21

According to Joshua 22:14, who went with Phinehas to see the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? Joshua Aaron An angel of the Lord Ten rulers 22

According to Joshua 22:14, the rulers that went with Phinehas were from which tribes? One from the chief house of every tribe of Israel The priestly tribe Simeon and Levi Judah and Zebulun 23

According to Joshua 22:14, what position did each of the rulers that went with Phinehas hold? They were in charge of a company of soldiers They were the head of the house They ruled over the entire congregation of Israel They were servants of the Lord 24

According to Joshua 22:15, to what land did Phinehas and the ten rulers go to talk with the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? Shiloh Jerusalem Hebron Gilead 25

According to Joshua 22:16, what were the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh accused of committing against the Lord? Blasphemy Sin Treachery Idolatry 26

According to Joshua 22:16, what did the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh do to cause the children of Israel to accuse them of rebelling against the Lord? They built for themselves an altar They refused to give their brothers help in conquering their lands They worshiped the idols of the Canaanites They didn't obey the commandments Moses gave them 27

In Joshua 22:17, what iniquity is mentioned that Israel had not been cleansed from? The iniquity of idolatry The iniquity of Peor The iniquity of unfaithfulness The iniquity of Balaam 28

According to Joshua 22:17, what happened to the congregation of the Lord due to the iniquity of Peor? They were destroyed by an earthquake They wandered in the wilderness 40 years God turned his back on them There was a plague 29

According to Joshua 22:18, what would happen if the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh rebelled against the Lord? The Lord would punish them The Lord would take away their land The Lord would be angry with the whole congregation of Israel The Lord would send a plague on them 30

According to Joshua 22:19, if the land of the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh was unclean, where were they to go? They were to go beyond the Jordan They were to go offer sacrifices that would cleanse them They were to go back to Egypt They were to go to the land where the Lord's tabernacle stood 31

According to Joshua 22:19, how could the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh rebel against the congregation? By marrying the Canaanite women By building an altar besides the altar of the Lord By bowing down to the gods of the Canaanites By refusing to obey the commandments Moses had given to them 32

According to Joshua 22:20, who committed a trespass in the accursed thing? Achan Peor Balaam The entire congregation of Israel 33

According to Joshua 22:20, what was the result of Achan's sin? Wrath only fell on Achan Wrath fell on all the congregation of Israel God turned his back on Israel The Israelites were defeated by their enemies 34

According to Joshua 22:21, who did the Reubenites, the Gadites, and half the tribe of Manasseh respond to? Joshua Moses The heads of the divisions of Israel The High Priest 35

According to Joshua 22:22, the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh did not want to be saved if building the altar was a result of what? Rebellion or treachery against the land The hardness of their heart Their own iniquity Their disobedience to God 36

According to Joshua 22:23, the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh said the Lord Himself would require an account if the altar was built for what reason? To turn from following the Lord For burnt or grain offerings For peace offerings All of above 37

According to Joshua 22:24, for what reason did the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh build the altar? To worship God To obey the commandment of Moses To worship the gods of the Canaanites For fear 38

According to Joshua 22:25, the Reubenites, the Gadite, and half the tribe of Manasseh were afraid that their descendants would cease what? Worshipping the Lord Obeying the Lord Fearing the Lord Turning away from the Lord 39

According to Joshua 22:25, what did the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh fear that the descendants of Israel would say to their descendants that the Lord had made the Jordan? Dried up and barren A testimony against them A place where they would go to war against their enemies A border separating them 40

According to Joshua 22:26-27, what was the purpose of the altar? It was to be a witness It was a place to sacrifice burnt offerings It was a place to offer sacrifices to pagan gods It was a memorial to the Lord 41

According to Joshua 22:28, what was the altar built by the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? It was a place of worship to God It was a replica of the altar of the Lord It was a heap of uncut stones It was a place of idolatry 42

According to Joshua 22:29, the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh said, 'Far be it from us that we should' do what? Offer sacrifices to idols Go to war against our brethren Rebel against the Lord Fail to keep the commandments of Moses 43

According to Joshua 22:30, how did Phinehas and the rulers feel about the words of the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? The words angered them The words grieved them The words scared them The words pleased them 44

According to Joshua 22:31, what response did Phinehas make to the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh after they explained why the altar was built? He said the Lord was among them He said that the Lord would punish them He lifted up his voice and praised the Lord He rebuked them 45

According to Joshua 22:31, why did Phinehas believe that the Lord was among them? Because he saw the cloud by day and fire by night Because the enemies of Israel fled Because no treachery was committed Because an angel of the Lord spoke to him 46

According to Joshua 22:32, who returned to the children of Israel and gave them word concerning the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh? Joshua Phinehas and the rulers The heads of the tribe of Reuben and Gad The angel of the Lord 47

According to Joshua 22:33, when the children of Israel heard why the Reubenites, the Gadites and half the tribe of Manasseh built the altar there was no more talk of what? Going to battle to destroy the land of the children of Reuben and Gad Offering sacrifices to idols God punishing Israel Breaking down the altar 48

According to Joshua 22:34, what did the Reubenites and the Gadites call the altar? The Altar of Burnt Offering Witness The Lord is in our Midst Holy 49

According to Joshua 22:34, the altar was a witness of what? That Israel was obedient to the Lord That God loves his people The covenant between God and his people That the Lord is God 50

According to Joshua 23:1, when Joshua was old, what was the situation in Israel? Israel was still at war with their enemies The Lord had given rest to Israel from all their enemies The Lord had given Israel over to their enemies Israel was put to forced labor by their enemies 1

According to Joshua 23:3, whom did Joshua say had fought for Israel? The angels of God The Lord their God The allies of Israel No one but Israel alone 2

According to Joshua 23:4, how was the land divided? By the decision of Joshua By the choice of the head of each tribe By lot By decree 3

According to Joshua 23:4, what was the westward extent of the lands Israel conquered? The River Nile Egypt Lebanon The Great Sea 4

According to Joshua 23:4, what was the eastern boundary of the lands conquered under Joshua? The Jordan Moab Edom The Great River 5

According to Joshua 23:6, Joshua told Israel to be very courageous to do what? To keep and to do all that is written in the Book of the Law of Moses To defeat those Canaanites who remained To defend against the nations roundabout To choose a new leader once he went the way of his father 6

According to Joshua 23:7, which of these warnings about the gods of the Canaanites did Joshua NOT give? You shall not make mention of the name of their gods You shall not sacrifice your bulls, sheep or pigs to them You shall not cause anyone to swear by them You shall not serve them nor bow down to them 7

According to Joshua 23:9, how did Joshua describe the nations that God had driven out of Canaan? Sinful Godless and heathen Weak and lowly Great and strong 8

According to Joshua 23:10, one man of Israel shall chase how many? Ten thousand A thousand A hundred Ten 9

In Joshua 23:11, Joshua commands Israel to take careful heed to themselves, and to do what else? To sacrifice according to the Law of Moses To never again make an idol To love the Lord their God To purge out the evil from among them 10

In Joshua 23:12-13, Joshua warns Israel not to do what among the remnant of the Canaanite nations? Make marriages with them Make peace with them Make war with them Make slaves of them 11

According to Joshua 23:13, what would the Canaanites become to Israel if they intermarried with them? Slaves and servants A stumbling block and pit and a whip on their back An enemy to rise up against them in the day of their calamity Snares, traps, scourges on their sides and thorns in their eyes 12

According to Joshua 23:14, what was the result of the good things which the Lord their God spoke concerning Israel? Not one thing, or one word, had failed There was still more that the Lord would complete in due time The fulfillment was yet coming There was still hope 13

According to Joshua 23:15-16, what would the Lord bring upon Israel when they transgressed the covenant of the Lord? Want, so that the very ground would fail to produce Weakness, so that the enemy would prevail Punishment, until they had repented of their evil deeds Harmful things, until He had destroyed them from the good land 14

According to Joshua 23:16, when would the anger of the Lord burn against Israel? When Israel failed to bring the sacrifice, and neglected the tabernacle When Israel went and served other gods, and bowed down to them When Israel went up to the high hills and worshipped When Israel again went the way of Achan and took the accused things 15

According to Joshua 24:1, where did Joshua call all Israel to present themselves before God? Achor Ai On the other side of the Jordan Shechem 1

According to Joshua 24:2, which of the fathers of Israel dwelt on the other side of the River and served other gods? Jacob Joseph Terah Isaac 2

According to Joshua 24:3, whom did the Lord take from the other side of the River and lead throughout all the land of Canaan? Abraham Isaac Jacob Joseph 3

According to Joshua 24:3, who was the son of Abraham? Isaac Judah Joseph Reuben 4

According to Joshua 24:4, who was the father of Jacob and Esau? Judah Isaac Abraham Terah 5

According to Joshua 24:4, to whom did the Lord give the mountains of Seir to possess? Israel Joshua Isaac Esau 6

According to Joshua 24:4, who went down to Egypt? Isaac Esau Jacob and his children Ishmael and his descendants 7

According to Joshua 24:5, whom did the Lord send when he plagued Egypt? Aaron and Miriam Moses and Aaron Jacob and Joseph His angel 8

According to Joshua 24:6, when the Lord brought Israel out of Egypt, with what did the Egyptians pursue them? Countless soldiers Chariots and horsemen Footmen Pharaoh and his guard 9

According to Joshua 24:6, to what place did the Egyptians pursue Israel? Mount Sinai The River of Egypt The Great Sea The Red Sea 10

According to Joshua 24:7, what did the Lord put between Israel and the Egyptians when Israel cried out? Fog Flame Darkness A blinding wind 11

According to Joshua 24:8, with whom did Israel fight on the other side of the Jordan when the Lord brought Israel into their land? The Amorites The Edomites The Philistines The Egyptians 12

According to Joshua 24:9, which king of Moab arose to make war against Israel? Balaam Balak Achan Gibeon 13

According to Joshua 24:9, whom did Balak king of Moab call to curse Israel? Og Sihon Rahab Balaam 14

According to Joshua 24:11, whom did Israel first encounter when they crossed the Jordan? The men of Ai The men of Jericho The kings of the Amorites The followers of Balaam 15

According to Joshua 24:12, what did the Lord send before Israel to drive out their enemies? A plague His angels The hornet The lion and the bear 16

According to Joshua 24:13, what sort of land did the Lord give to Israel? One which they did not conquer One for which they did not labor One in which they would have to begin from nothing One which they would have to clear of wild beasts and insects 17

According to Joshua 24:13, what did Israel inherit in the land that they did not plant? Wheat fields and fig groves Pastures and orange groves Orchards and fields of grain Vineyards and olive groves 18

In Joshua 24:14, Joshua told Israel to fear the Lord and to serve Him in what way? By building altars for sacrifice In sincerity and in truth By observing the ban In rituals of the covenant 19

According to Joshua 24:14, Joshua tells Israel to put away the gods their fathers served where? On the other side of the River and in Egypt In Canaan In the wilderness In Sodom and Gomorrah 20

In Joshua 24:15, whom did Joshua say that he and his house would serve? The gods which their fathers served that were on the other side of the River The gods of the Amorites Idols The Lord 21

According to Joshua 24:16, how did Israel reply when Joshua told them to 'choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve'? We cannot serve the Lord Far be it from us that we should forsake the Lord to serve other gods The gods of the Canaanites are jealous gods We fear that the Lord will harm and consume us! 22

According to Joshua 24:17, how did Israel describe Egypt in their reply to Joshua? Flowing with milk and honey The land of bread The house of bondage The place of the pyramids 23

According to Joshua 24:17, what did the Lord do in the sight of Israel? Great signs, and preserved them No signs, but provided a leader for them Gave them manna when they entered Canaan Abandoned them in the wilderness 24

According to Joshua 24:18, whom did the Lord drive out from before Israel? The army of pharaoh All people, including the Amorites, who dwelt in the land The gods of the Canaanites The people of Balaam with their soldiers and chariots 25

According to Joshua 24:19, Joshua answered the people and said that they could not serve the Lord for what reason? The people were a rebellious generation like those in the wilderness The people had not completely driven out the Canaanites The Lord God had departed from their presence The Lord is a holy and jealous God and would not forgive their transgressions 26

According to Joshua 24:20, what would the Lord do if Israel forsook the Lord and served foreign gods? The Lord would forgive them anyway The Lord would abandon them to their fate The Lord would do them harm and consume them The Lord would help them even in their sins 27

According to Joshua 24:21, how did Israel respond when Joshua told them that they could not serve the Lord? Then we will no longer follow you! No, but we will serve the Lord! Then we will serve the gods of the Canaanites! The people left, like sheep without a shepherd 28

According to Joshua 24:22, who were the witnesses that the people of Israel had chosen to serve the Lord? The people were witnesses against themselves Joshua alone was witness Joshua and the elders of the people served as witnesses There were no witnesses 29

According to Joshua 24:23, when the people had declared that they had chosen to serve the Lord, what was the command of Joshua? Go in peace Go, and finish the conquest of the land Put away the foreign gods which are among you Offer a sin offering because of the foreign gods among you 30

According to Joshua 24:23-24, how did the people respond when Joshua told them to put away the foreign gods which were among them, and incline their hearts to the Lord? The Lord our God we will serve, and His voice we will obey! We will atone with the blood of bulls and goats! We will serve you, but we cannot put away the gods of our fathers! This is a difficult saying, who can bear it? 31

According to Joshua 24:25-26, what words did Joshua write in the Book of the Law of God when Israel was gathered in Shechem? The blessings The curses A promise, a guarantee and a testament A covenant, a statute and an ordinance 32

According to Joshua 24:26, what did Joshua take and set up under the oak that was by the sanctuary of the Lord? A large stone A large number of stones Twelve stones An idol of stone 33

According to Joshua 24:26-27, what did the large stone that Joshua set up under the oak represent? A token, lest the people forget their God A witness, lest the people deny their God A warning, lest the people sin against their God A reminder, lest the people go after idols 34

According to Joshua 24:27, why did Joshua choose the stone as a witness to Israel in Shechem? Because it was large Because there was no altar for sacrifice, and there was no witness Because it heard all the words of the Lord which He spoke to them Because stoning was a punishment for sin 35

According to Joshua 24:28, when Joshua let the people depart from the gathering in Shechem, where did they go? Each to his own inheritance To the tabernacle to offer sacrifice Back to the battle, to complete the conquest of Israel To the fields, for it was the time of harvest 36

According to Joshua 24:29, how old was Joshua when he died? 90 100 110 120 37

According to Joshua 24:29, who was the father of Joshua? Caleb Nun Moses Judah 38

According to Joshua 24:30, where was the inheritance of Joshua? The plains of the Jordan around Jericho Achor, the Valley of Trouble TimnathSerah, which is in the mountains of Ephraim The coastlands of Zebulon near the Great Sea 39

According to Joshua 24:30, where was Joshua buried? On the north side of Mount Gaash On the south side of Mount Ebal On the north side of Mount Gerizim On the east side of Mount Hermon 40

According to Joshua 24:31, how long did Israel serve the Lord? All the days of Joshua, but not of the elders who outlived him All the days of Joshua, and all the days of the elders who outlived Joshua All the days of Joshua, and all the days of the Judges who followed him Israel fell away quickly 41

According to Joshua 24:32, whose bones did Israel bring up from Egypt? Abraham Rachel Joseph Moses 42

According to Joshua 24:32, where did the children of Israel bury the bones of Joseph? Shechem Beyond the River Jericho In the valley of Achor 43

According to Joshua 24:32, from whom had Jacob bought the plot of ground where Joseph's bones were buried? Og and Bashan Abraham The sons of Hamor The daughters of Canaan 44

According to Joshua 24:32, how much did Jacob pay the sons of Hamor for the plot of ground he bought from them? 100 pieces of gold 100 pieces of silver 300 pieces of gold 300 pieces of silver 45

According to Joshua 24:33, who was the father of Eleazar? Moses Aaron Joshua Caleb 46

According to Joshua 24:33, who was the son of Eleazar? Nun Reuben Ephraim Phinehas 47

According to Joshua 1:1, to whom did the Lord speak after the death of Moses?

According to Joshua 1:1, to whom did the Lord speak after the death of Moses?

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Death Investigations

Deterrence and the Death Penalty

Death and Dying

Enhancing Youth Performance and the MOSES Application

John Ross: Cherokee Moses

I Love You, Lord 神我愛祢 PT-27

Majestic

Praise to the Lord, the Almighty

According to Joshua 8:21, what did Joshua and all Israel see in Ai?

Staying Healthy

Welcome to Crossroads Christian Church

In the days of so much uncertainty, there is something that is certain. GOD IS SUFFICIENT

Chapter 2

Welcome

Why Speak?

LIFE AFTER DEATH Six Theories

Deterrence and the Death Penalty

Where do you fit in the work of the Lord?

Parable of the Ten Virgins

Unit8

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A P h o t o A l b u m O f H o k k a i d o by Joshua Ong