The rubble of Jericho

What was the purpose of the long blast on the rams' horns at Mt. Sinai?

• To signal an encounter with God
• To signal the start of the battle
• To signal the end of the battle
• To signal the victory

When did the Israelites shout victory?

• Before the walls fell down
• Never
• After the walls fell down
• During the battle

What was the significance of the long blast on the rams' horns at Jericho?

• To signal the end of the battle
• To signal an encounter with God
• To signal the victory
• To signal the start of the battle

What was the significance of the Israelites' celebration in advance?

• It showed their confusion
• It showed their fear
• It showed their disobedience
• It showed their faith in God

What does the victory at Jericho tell us about the relationship between God's power and the Israelites' trust in Him?

• God's power and the Israelites' trust are unrelated
• The Israelites' trust is dependent on God's power
• God's power is dependent on the Israelites' trust
• The Israelites' trust is more important than God's power

Who is referred to as the 'commander of the Lord's army' in the reading?

• God
• Moses
• The Israelites
• Joshua

How does the victory at Jericho compare to other biblical events?

• It is similar to other events
• It is unique
• It is less significant
• It is more significant

What was the size of the upper city of Jericho?

• Six acres
• Nine acres
• One acre
• Ten acres

What did the Israelites' willingness to obey God's strange request show?

• Their trust in God
• Their disobedience
• Their fear of God
• Their confusion

What does the fact that the Israelites shouted victory before the walls fell down tell us?

• They were disobedient
• They were overconfident
• They were foolish
• They had faith in God