BIBLICAL NARRATIVE

Who is the ideal Spirit filled, Judahite judge, who married Caleb's daughter?

What characters are juxtaposed in the Jericho Narratives?

Name or designation which communicates relationship and meaning?

At the conclusion of Judges, who are the men of Benjamin ironically acting like?

The Hebrew word hesed is a key repeated word and intertextually connects certain stories. What does it mean?

Which "minor" judge just might be Boaz?

Where is Jericho "the City of Palms" located?

"There is no king in Israel and everyone is doing what is right in his own eyes" is repeated in...

Where is the tabernacle during the time of Joshua-Judges?

Which major trade route runs through the Transjordan?

The Jordan River flows through the Rift Valley. Which mountain is the source?

In the Sorek Valley stands the guard post of Beth Shemesh. What does Beth Shemesh mean?

Deuteronomy is foundational to understanding all of the Tanak. What is the "heart" of Deuteronomy?

Who is the omniscient narrator of the Twilight Zone?

Ehud kills Eglon. What does Eglon's name mean?

In the Deborah story, Jael gives Sisera milk to put him to sleep. What does Jael's name mean?

The decline and destruction of Israel in the book of Judges is a sad testament to the Israelites refusal to...

Whose story moves from "bitter to pleasant" and from "emptiness to fullness"?

What is the irony in the setting of the book of Ruth?

In Joshua, who is the "troubler" from the tribe of Judah who "crosses over" the covenant?

Piles of ancient cities, archaeologically excavated, to find history behind the text.

Ehud is the left handed warrior from the tribe of Benjamin. What does Benjamin mean?

What is symbol of redemption in the book of Ruth?

Which characters are NOT part of a barren woman type scene?

What is the route that follows the ridge through the Judean Mountains?

In some Hebrew Bibles, which Poetic Book does Ruth directly follow?

The highest point of the Ridge Route in the Judean Mountains, on the border of Judah & Benjamin?

What is a key theme in the book of Ruth?

Which Judge [at the center of the Judges cycle] is called like Moses, but woold end up like Aaron?

Biblical Narrative is a[n] ... of the historical event.

What son of Jerubbaal [Gideon] and worshipper of Baal Berith has a name that means "My Father is King"?

A text alluding to another text [texts in dialogue]?

What is the symbol of "hope" in the Jericho Narratives?

Why did God choose to reveal himself in story?

What city would you find standing stones in the Shephelah?