DEFEATING THE ENEMY (GIDEON)

Who appeared to Gideon while he was threshing wheat?

• The Midianites.

• The Lord.

• A fleece.

• The angel of the Lord.

Did God choose the strongest man among His people to help save Israel?

• Yes, he chose the strongest man willing and able.

• No, He chose Noah, to warn his people, who were plunged in depravity and sin

• No, He chose Gideon, whose clan was considered the weakest, and Gideon was also considered the least able in his family

• Yes, he chose Samson, the strongest man willing and able.

When Gideon asked for a sign, what did the angel of the Lord do to the rocks?

• He made them run with living water.

• He made them cry.

• He made them catch on fire.

• He made them sing a worship song.

What happened when Gideon tested the Lord with the fleece?

• The first time, the fleece was dry and the ground was dry, but the second time, the fleece was wet and the ground was wet.

• The first time, the fleece was dry and the ground was wet, but the second time, the fleece was wet and the ground was dry.

• The first time, the fleece was wet and the ground was dry, but the second time, the fleece was dry and the ground was wet.

• The first time, the sheep was wet and the lamb was dry, but the second time, the lamb was dry and the sheep was wet.

Why did God reduce the size of Gideon's Army?

• God wanted the people to know that He was giving them the victory and that the battle would not be won through their own strength.

• God could not find enough capable men.

• Gideon had to much men in his Army.

• God felt that they the Midianites had much less than expected.

How many men were finally left in Gideon's army to fight the battle?

• 22000

• 10000

• 300

• 3000

What items did Gideon's men carry into battle?

• Swords and Bow and Arrows

• Knives and Shields

• Slings and hatchets

• Trumpets, jars, and torches

Who caused the Midianite army to become confused and turn on each other?

• The Army.

• The Lord.

• The Solders.

• The Darkness.

Do you think Gideon was afraid when God chose him to fight such a large army with only 300 men?

• No, he believed he could win the fight by himself.

• Yes, Gideon wanted to quit.

• No, he had twice the amount of weapons and therefore would have won the battle without help from God.

• At first Gideon was apprehensive, but quickly learned that with God, nothing is impossible.