Rebuke & Repentance (Judges 10:10-18)

In Judges 10:10, the people of Israel cried to the Lord because they had:

• A great victory in battle

• An abundance of food

• Sinned and served foreign gods

• Found a hidden treasure

What was the name of the foreign god the people of Israel served in Judges 10:10?

• Molech

• Baal

• Ashtoreth

• Dagon

Who were the people that oppressed the children of Israel in Judges 10:10?

• The Midianites

• The Moabites

• The Philistines

• The Ammonites

What did the children of Israel say to the Lord in Judges 10:15 when they confessed their sin?

• "We have sinned against you."

• "We have sinned against our enemies."

• "We have sinned against the Ammonites."

• "We have sinned against the gods of the Ammonites."

In Judges 10:17, where did the people of Israel gather to confront the Ammonites and seek a leader?

• In Jerusalem

• In Jericho

• In Bethlehem

• In Mizpeh

How many years did the Israelites serve the Ammonites, as mentioned in Judges 10:8?

• 15 years

• 22 years

• 18 years

• 10 years

In Judges 10:15, the Israelites were told to cry to the gods they had chosen. What does this statement reveal about their situation?

• It reflects their desperation and the futility of their idols.

• They had truly repented and turned to their foreign gods.

• They had found peace and prosperity through idol worship.

• They had forsaken the Lord for other gods.

What was the consequence of the Israelites' sin and idolatry?

• They were blessed with prosperity.

• They enjoyed peace and security.

• They were exiled to Egypt.

• They fell into the hands of the Ammonites.

In Judges 10:11-12, who does the Lord mention as having helped the Israelites before their oppression by the Ammonites?

• Joshua and Caleb

• Moses and Aaron

• Abraham and Isaac

• Samuel and Eli

According to Judges 10:18, what did the Lord do when He saw the suffering of the Israelites?

• He turned His back on them.

• He rejoiced in their pain.

• He had compassion on them.

• He sent more trials and tribulations.