Reviewing Joshua 1 to 4

After Moses died, who did God give to His people to be the new leader in inheriting the promising land?

• Aaron

• Joshua

• Caleb

• Rahab

What did God say to Joshua in Joshua 1?

• Listen to Me you rebel! 

• Be strong and take courage, for you will cause this people to inherit the land which I swore to their fathers to give to them

• No man will be able to stand before you all the days of your life

• For Jehovah your God is with you wherever you go

• Thou shall not worship idols nor bow down to the idols in the land

How did the people of Israel respond to Joshua?

• They agreed and listened to Joshua

• They murmured and rebelled against Joshua

• They despised Joshua and wanted to listened to God only

• They wanted Caleb to the leader

How did the children of Israel cross the River Jordan?

• God blew the wind and the sea split and the land dried out

• Joshua split the sea with his staff as told by God so the children of Israel could walk on the dry ground

• Joshua set up 12 stones in the middle of the Jordan

• The priests bearing the Ark of the covenant crossed over first before the people and the water was cut off and stand in a heap

• They built an ark and cruised over

How many spies did Joshua send out to spy out Jericho?

• 12

• 10

• 2

• 300

Who did God provide to save the spies?

• King Jericho

• Rahab the harlot

• Samson the judge

• Jehovah's angels

How did Rahab save the spies?

• used her beauty to trick the king

• hid the spies in her roof

• tricked the men who were chasing the spies

• helped the spies to camouflage next to the wall

Why was Rahab special and worth mentioned in the Bible?

• She was not afraid to put out the line of scarlet openly in her window when she was told that this could save her and her household

• She was a Gentile (non-Israelites) harlot but she turned to God and His people.

• She loved her family and she thought of saving them when she was given the way to be saved

• Her name means God will save us

How many stones were mentioned in Joshua 4?

• 12

• 24

• 36

• 1

Why was the Ark so important for the children of Israel?

• The Ark was the presence of God

• The Ark was made of gold and worth a lot

• The priests would otherwise be jobless

• They needed the Ark to carry their God-given law