Joshua's Journey

What was Joshua's role in leading the Israelites in battle?

• Joshua was the military leader of the Israelites in battle.

• Joshua was the chef of the Israelites in battle.

• Joshua was the architect of the Israelites in battle.

• Joshua was the accountant of the Israelites in battle.

Who helped the Israelite spies in Jericho and was spared when the city fell?

• Rebecca

• Leah

• Sarah

• Rahab

How did the Israelites cross the Jordan River?

• By flying across with wings provided by angels

• By draining the river with magic

• By following God's instructions and having the priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant step into the river, causing it to stop flowing.

• By building a bridge over the river

What was the unique strategy used to conquer the city of Jericho?

• Marching around the city walls for seven days and shouting to make the walls collapse

• Building a tunnel under the walls

• Sending a spy to open the gates

• Launching a direct attack with siege weapons

What was the sin committed by Achan that led to defeat in battle?

• Achan refused to fight

• Achan stole military secrets

• Achan abandoned his post

• Achan took forbidden items

How did the Gibeonites deceive the Israelites?

• By offering them gifts of gold and silver

• By challenging them to a duel

• By pretending to be from a distant land and wearing old clothes with stale provisions.

• By pretending to be messengers from a neighboring tribe

Who was the leader of the Israelites after Moses?

• Joshua

• Abraham

• David

• Solomon

What was the significance of the scarlet cord in Rahab's house?

• It was a sign for the Israelite spies to identify Rahab's house.

• It was used as a decoration in Rahab's house

• It was a warning signal for the Canaanite soldiers

• It was a symbol of Rahab's loyalty to the Canaanite king

What was the punishment for Achan's sin?

• Achan was exiled from the community

• Achan was fined heavily

• Achan was imprisoned for life

• Achan and his family were stoned to death and then burned.

Why did the Gibeonites pretend to be from a distant land?

• To deceive the Israelites and avoid being destroyed

• To trade with the Israelites

• To seek refuge from a neighboring enemy

• To offer gifts to the Israelites