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According to Joshua 9:18, how did all the congregation react to the covenant the rulers made?
They praised the rulers
They attacked the Gibeonites
They appointed new rulers
They complained against the rulers
2
According to Joshua 9:23, the Gibeonites would be what kinds of slaves for the house of God?
Woodcutters and water carriers
Farmers and vinedressers
Butlers and bakers
Shepherds and stonemasons
3
According to Joshua 9:6, the Gibeonites said they had come from where?
The East
Gibeon
A far country
The Great Sea
4
Which of these were NOT listed among the peoples on this (west) side of the Jordan in Joshua 9:1?
Hittite and Amorite
Canaanite and Perizzite
Edomite and Moabite
Hivite and Jebusite
5
According to Joshua 9:15, Joshua made a covenant to let the Hivites do what?
Live
Travel through Israel
Raise swine
Dig wells
6
According to Joshua 9:7, what people were the inhabitants of Gibeon?
Amorites
Girgashites
Philistines
Hivites
7
According to Joshua 9:6, what did the Gibeonites want Joshua and the men of Israel to do?
Sell them fresh food
Grant them passage through the land
Make a covenant with them
Buy their wares
8
According to Joshua 9:6, the Gibeonites went to Joshua’s camp located where?
Hebron
Shiloh
Gilgal
Kadesh Barnea
9
Joshua 9:8, what was the Hivites' response when the men of Israel were at first reluctant to make a covenant with them?
"We are your servants."
"Your God will be our God."
"We will act as your spies."
"We bring you gifts."
10
According to Joshua 9:26, Joshua delivered the Gibeonites out of what?
The waters of the Jordan
The cave at Makkedah
The hand of the children of Israel
The midst of the Amorites
11
According to Joshua 9:13, the men of Gibeon claimed their wineskins, garments, and sandals were evidence of what?
Their people's poverty
Their skilled handiwork
Their strength in battle
Their very long journey
12
According to Joshua 9:1-2, what did the kings on this (west) side of the Jordan do when they heard about Israel?
Gathered together to fight with Joshua and Israel
Surrendered
Plotted to kidnap Joshua
Moved east of the Jordan
13
According to Joshua 9:19-20, why could the Israelites not touch the Gibeonites?
Because they were in a city of refuge
Because they were lepers
Because of the rulers' oath
Because the city gates were closed
14
According to Joshua 9:4, what animals carried the old sacks from Gibeon?
Camels
Horses
Donkeys
Oxen
15
According to Joshua 9:11, who did the Gibeonites say told them to go meet Israel and make a covenant?
Their king
Their elders and all the inhabitants of their country
All the inhabitants of their country
Their elders
16
According to Joshua 9:17, the children of Israel journeyed and came to the Hivite cities on which day?
Second
Sixth
Third
Fifth
17
According to Joshua 9:7, what would prevent the men of Israel from making a covenant with the Hivites?
If they dwelled among Israel
If they were uncircumcised
If they were allied with the Canaanites
If they worshipped idols
18
According to Joshua 9:16, after making the covenant, the Israelites heard that the Hivites were actually what?
Their neighbors
Fierce warriors
Rahab's kinsmen
Thieves and liars
19
9:1, description of the land of the kings on this (west) side of the Jordan included all the following except which one?
Lowland
Coasts
Hills
Desert
20
According to Joshua 9:4, the inhabitants of Gibeon craftily pretended to be what?
Ambassadors
Traders
Magicians
Lepers
21
According to Joshua 9:14-15, the Israelites made peace with the Gibeonites without asking counsel of whom?
Joshua
The Hittites
King Sihon
The Lord
22
According to Joshua 9:24, the Gibeonites became afraid when they were told God had commanded Moses to destroy what?
The golden calf
All the inhabitants of the land
The walls of Jericho
Vessels of bronze and iron
23
According to Joshua 9:12, what did the Gibeonites say about their dry, moldy bread?
It was unleavened
They baked it during their journey
It had been cast upon the waters
It was taken hot the day they departed
24
According to Joshua 9:17, which of these was NOT a Hivite city along with Gibeon?
Heshbon
Kirjath Jearim
Beeroth
Chephirah
25
According to Joshua 9:3-4, which city’s inhabitants did not join the others to fight Joshua?
Gibeon
Jerusalem
Hebron
Eglon
26
According to Joshua 9:9-10, the men from Gibeon said they had heard what God did to whom?
Those in Egypt
All of the above
Sihon and Og
The Amorites beyond the Jordan
27
According to Joshua 9:27, Joshua made the Gibeonites woodcutters and water carriers for whom and what?
The priests and the ark of the covenant
The Levites and the tabernacle
The congregation and the altar of the Lord
The men of war and their weapons
28
Joshua 9:16, how many days after making the covenant did the Israelites hear the truth about the Gibeonites?
Seven
One
Three
Ten
29
According to Joshua 9:5, what food did the inhabitants of Gibeon carry?
Moldy bread
Sour grapes
Spoiled honey
Curdled milk
30
According to Joshua 9:5, what did the inhabitants of Gibeon wear on their feet?
Foreign shoes
New sandals
Old sandals
Nothing
31
According to Joshua 9:24, the Gibeonites deceived the Israelites because they were afraid for their what?
King
Idols
Lives
Crops
32
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
God's
Moses'
Rahab's
33
According to Joshua 9:18, what had the rulers of the congregation done when making peace with the Gibeonites?
Built a memorial of stones
Taken bribes
Sacrificed burnt offerings
Sworn an oath by the Lord God
34
According to Joshua 9:22-23, Joshua said the Gibeonites were cursed because they had done what to Israel?
Poisoned their wells
Defiled the tabernacle
Deceived them
Stolen from them
35
According to Joshua 9:25, the Gibeonites said to Joshua, “here we are, in your hands; do with us as ______________”
It seems good and right to do to us
You have done with the Amorites
You would have us do with you
The Lord your God commands
