Deborah the Judge and Prophetess 4 rd

What happened to the children of Israel after they left Egypt and settled in the Promised Land?

• They continued to follow God faithfully

• They immediately built a great kingdom

• They began to leave God and worship idols

• They became allies with all surrounding nations

What was the consequence of the Israelites worshiping idols?

• They gained more wealth and power

• They lost their peace and joy, and their enemies enslaved them

• They were blessed with prosperity

• They were blessed with prosperity

What did the Israelites do when they were in distress due to their enemies?

• They sought help from other nations

• They repented and cried to God

• They built stronger fortresses

• They accepted their fate without complaint

How did God respond to the Israelites' repentance during the period of the Judges?

• He ignored them

• He punished them further

• He had mercy on them and sent a judge to save them

• He sent prophets to rebuke them

What would happen to the Israelites once the judge delivered them from their enemies? (after the judge die)

• They immediately returned to worshiping God

• They formed a stable government

• They would eventually return to their old way

• They built a temple to God

How long did the cycle of falling away, oppression, repentance, and deliverance continue during the period of the Judges? (how long was the period of the judges)

• 110 years

• 200 years

• 300 years

• 400 years

“Everyone did what was ............ in his own ............

(a)  

“everyone did what was right in his own eyes”

• (Judges 17:6).

• (Jeremiah 15:16)

• Mark 4:1-12,

• Luke 8:4-15

in which gospel we can read the Parable of the Sower?

• Matthew 13:1-23,

• Mark 4:1-12,

• Luke 8:4-15

• John 4:1-12,

Who was chosen by God to lead the people of Israel and save them from slavery?

• Kings

• Prophets

• Judges

• Priests