Study Guide: Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Sam.

Deborah was a judge and considered unintelligent and lacking insight:

Deborah's right-hand man:

This place is also known as the City of David and Mt. Zion:

According to the bible, a military leader is called a:

Contains the 10 Commandments; a "home" for God; necessary for a temple; lost after the Babylonian Exile;

Ba'al and Astarte are the gods of the:

Led the Israelites into the Promised Land; fought battle of Jericho:

First king anointed by Samuel; arrogant; put self before God:

Saul's son; David's best friend:

The son of Boaz and Ruth:

A monarchy refers to a dynastic line of kings and queens ordained with the power of God:

All of the following are in the Davidic Line: Rahab, Boaz, Naomi, Ruth, Obed, Jesse, Solomon:

The father of David is:

King Cyrus of ________ allowed the Israelites back into Israel after the Babylonian Exile.

Unconditional love; loving-kindness:

Rahab and ________ are converts to Judaism:

Ruth's second husband; relative of Naomi; father of Obed:

David defeated this giant from Gath:

Woman responsible for Samson's downfall:

The following people are featured in the book of Judges: Deborah, Ehud, Othniel, Samson

Samuel's parents were Elkanah and:

This person cannot drink alcohol, cut his hair, or touch dead bodies:

Ruth's mother-in-law; great-grandmother of David:

2nd king of Israel; united all Israelites only time in history; revered; has covenant named after him:

Originally created to house all of Israel during worship; created by Solomon; designed by David:

Greatest enemy of the Israelites:

Samuel's adoptive father; priest and judge of Israel:

The Israelites crossed this river to enter into the Promised Land:

Responsible for sacrifices at the temple; come from tribe of Levi:

Messenger of God; examples: Samuel, Nathan, Elijah, Elisha

Under Deborah's reign as judge, helped save Israel by killing the Philistine army general:

Ushered in prophetic period; a prophet, priest, nazirite, judge, and appointer of kings:

Means "to make holy;" involves use of oil; usually reserved for kings

Hid spies in her home; saved from death by red rope out of her window:

The Promised Land is another name for all of Israel, whether united or divided: