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Chapter 5: Deuteronomic History
Chapter 5: Deuteronomic History
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Review for Joshua, Judges and Ruth
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1
The Israelites crossed the Nile River to enter into the land of Canaan.
False
True
2
The Israelites experience shalom when
They eat manna
They see the Promised Land across the River for the first time
They enter the Promised Land
They are in the Wilderness
3
What did the Deuteronomists do for the people of Israel?
helped them recognize that the exile was not their fault
gave them hope for the future
helped them turn the disaster of the exile into a time of transformation.
helped them turn the disaster of the exile into a time of saddness.
4
The purpose of the Book of Ruth was to
emphasize the difficulty of life in Isreal
Add a woman figure into the long line of men of the Bible.
teach how God could create a blessed ending out of a difficult situation
explain how it came about that King David had a Gentile great-grandmother
5
The Israelites resisted the temptation to engage in Canaanite practices, such as idolatry.
True
False
6
The books of Joshua and Judges tell stories about
Saul and David
the Israelite's experience in Egypt
Moses leading the people out of Egypt and receiving the law
the beginning of the Israelite's life in the Promised Land
7
Gideon made the townspeople angry by destroying an altar to Baal.
False
True
8
The point of the sun standing still until Joshua and his army had overcome the local kings is that
the Israelites’ victory was a gift from God
none of the above
God is often obedient to human beings
it was actually scientifically impossible and suggests it is fictional
9
Joshua broke the practice of the ban at the battle of Ai.
True
False
10
Samson ultimately conquers the Philistines by his final action of destroying their temple.
False
True
11
T/F: Deborah is considered both a prophet and a judge.
True
False
12
Deuteronomists used _______________ to help the Jewish people of the Exile learn through reflection and transformation.
Hammer
Hypnotism
Self-examination
Meditation
13
This number of tribes in Israel later became symbolic for Christians as well.
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3
21
7
14
The biblical books called the Deuteronomic history include
Judges, Chronicles, and Maccabees
Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, and 1 and 2 Kings
Deuteronomy, Joshua, and Ruth
Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, and Ruth
15
The judges were sometimes not perfect people.
True
False
16
The Deuteronomic history reveals stories which would help the Israelites answer the question of “what went wrong.”
True
False
17
Two sources that were used in creating the Book of Judges were
Short stories and essays
Tablets and Ipads
Songs and Poems
Songs and Books
18
As the Israelites prepare to storm Jericho, they
circle the city seven times on the seventh day
Get shlushies thrown at them
call to the city’s inhabitants to repent before they attack
blow rams’ horns
19
Rahab does not hide the two Israelite spies to save her family.
True
False
20
How does Samson die?
The Philistines execute him.
He is attacked by a lion after his haircut.
Delilah kills him while he is asleep.
He is killed by the collapse of the Philistine temple, which he caused.
21
The Book of Judges:
was written by Israel’s equivalents of lawyers
is an account of judgments that Israel’s infidelities are beyond redemption
might better be called the Book of Deliverers
is mainly concerned with legal matters
22
Joshua, who was completely faithful to God, represented everything that Israel was supposed to be.
False
True
