Joshua and the Promises of God

_________ told Joshua to go over to Jordan. (Joshua 1:2)

• The enemy

• The Lord

• Sarah

• Caleb

What was so special about the land that the Lord promised Israel?

• There was a lot of gold and silver

• There was no taxes on the land

• It was flowing with milk and honey.

• There were a lot of beautiful trees there

When the spies went to take a look at the land, they were ready to go in and possess it.

• True

• False

Were the people willing to obey Joshua in the beginning? (Joshua 1:16-17)

• Yes

• No

Why did the Lord keep telling Joshua to be strong and brave?

• Because the Lord knew that he was weak.

• He was just a young boy.

• He knew that he was going to have a lot of problems that would cause his faith to waver.

Obedience to God's word was very important for Joshua to be successful as a leader?

• False

• True

Joshua believed God when He made promises to him?

• Yes

• No, not one word

What is the greatest of all God's promises written in the Bible?

• All of the silver and gold for the rest of your life

• The promise of eternal life

  (St. John 3:16)

Why was having faith in God so important to Joshua?

• He witnessed the many miracles and believed in Him.

• His mom read to him the bedtime stories.

• He didn't believe in God at all.

The Lord made many promises to Joshua and He kept everyone of them.

• True

• False

• He missed a few.