Rahab and the Spies

Rahab _____ the two spies on the roof of her house.

• fed

• taught

• hid

• discovered

Since Rahab’s house was located along the wall of Jericho, the spies were able to escape with a _____ through her window.

• rope

• plank

• soldier

• walkie-talkie

The spies told Rahab to tie a _____ cord in her window so the Israelites would not harm her and her family.

• white

• black

• red

• yellow

Rahab trusted in God to save her, while the people of Jericho rejected God and trusted in their high _____ to save them.

• trees

• walls

• temples

• soldiers

Even though Rahab was not an Israelite and had lived a sinful life, God saved her because of her _____.

• goodness

• heritage

• promises

• faith

Living in light of eternity helps us be _____, because we know we are living for God, what is right, and what is important.

• unkind

• thoughtless

• courageous

• lazy

Archaeologists have found the remains of Jericho and know that it was destroyed, just as the _____ says.

• Bible

• constitution

• historian

• museum

"Trusting in” is putting your _____ in, or depending upon, someone or something.

• confidence
• doubt

• money

• truth

________ means forgiven for your sins and given eternal life with God.

• Saved

• Condemned

• Sinless

• Hopeless

"Living in light of eternity" means living for what is ________ and will last for eternity—God, people, and what is good.

• wrong

• worthless

• easy

• important