P4 Religion Review Term 2

Why was Moses forbidden from crossing the Jordan River into the Promised Land?

• He forgot to bring the Ark of the Covenant

• He didn't follow God's instructions exactly

• He was too old to make the journey

• God wanted him to lead the Israelites back to Egypt

Even though Moses couldn't enter the Promised Land, what was he allowed to do?

• Return to Egypt

• See the Promised Land from a mountain

• Cross the river for one day

• Lead the Israelites to the Promised Land

What does this story of Moses Forbidden to Cross the Jordan in Deuteronomy 3: 23-29 teach us about obeying God?

• God always lets us do what we want

• God doesn't really care about our choices

• God only punishes people who make big mistakes

• Following God's instructions is important, even if we don't understand them

What can we learn from this story of Moses Forbidden to Cross the Jordan in Deuteronomy 3: 23-29 about accepting God's decisions in our lives?

• We should accept God's plans and trust He knows what's best

• We should always question God's decisions

• God's plans are only for people who never make mistakes

• We can make our own plans, ignoring God's will

How can this story of Moses Forbidden to Cross the Jordan in Deuteronomy 3: 23-29 inspire us in our daily lives?

• To follow instructions and accept consequences for our actions

• To do whatever we want, no matter the rules

• To complain when things don't go our way

• To never trust others

What did Joshua remind the people about at Shechem in Joshua 24:1-6?

• The rules they should ignore

• The battles they lost in Egypt

• The cities they needed to build

• The promises God kept to help and protect them

What great deeds did God do for the ancestors of the people of Israel stated in Joshua 24:6?

• He led them out of Egypt and freed them from slavery

• He gave them riches and wealth in Babylon

• He made them kings over all the nations

• He allowed them to rule over Egypt

What did God do for the Israelites through Joshua in the story of the Covenant Renewed at Shechem in Joshua 24:1-6?

• He built a temple for them

• He parted the Red Sea for them

• He gave them the Ten Commandments

• He led them into the Promised Land and gave them victory over their enemies

Why was the Israelites' journey through the desert considered an experience of faith?

• They believed God was present and with them during the journey

• They found gold and riches along the way

• They were led by many powerful kings

• They never faced any difficulties

What lesson can we learn from this story of the Covenant Renewed at Shechem in Joshua 24:1-6 about commitment?

• It's okay to make promises and not keep them

• We should be faithful and loyal to those who help us

• We should only do things that benefit us

• We don't need to commit to anything