Why place Ruth after Judges?

It shows the righteous after a book about unrighteous people

It reminds Israel to stay away from Egypt

It shows why Israel does not need a ruler

It reminds Israel of the Ten Commandments

What is a levirate marriage?

A brother helps the deceased brother’s line to continue

A woman marries a levite priest

A man marries someone who is not an Israelite

A marriage where neither spouse chooses the other

What does the term goel mean?

kinsman redeemer and avenger of blood

foreigner immigrating to Israel

levitical priest and descendant of Aaron

A scapegoat sent into the wilderness

Joshua is part of the historical books.

True, and we should have a few questions about them in general

False, It is part of the Epistles.

I'm not sure. But I should be. We covered this the first month of school.

The Old Testament is largely a narrative of God's relationship with one nation but . . .

It also has a plan for establishing relationship with all humankind

It mentions other nations in passing

It changes which nation is central to the historical narrative

It never gets far since Israel refuses to participate

How does the book of Joshua fit into the big picture of the Abrahamic promises?

They are possessing the land promised, blessed with victory

They are populating the land, blessed with lots of children

They are receiving the Ten Commandments, blessed with Manna and Quail

They are leaving Egypt, blessed with the Temple

Which is NOT a reason why the Israelites were told to destroy everything they conquered?

The conquered people might develop new technology and reclaim the land

God instructed it and He gave them the victory

The wickedness of the conquered people was an offense to God

The conquered people had yet to repent

All of the following are reasons why Joshua was a qualified leader EXCEPT

Was the only one who still read Egyptian

He was a proven military leader and was mentored by Moses

Was at Mt Sinai when Moses received the Law

Was one of the 2 spies who returned a good report

Why in Joshua would the Israelites use stones from the riverbed to create the memorial?

So future generations would see and remember the power of God

So Israelite men would know where the ark of the covenant was hidden

So future generations would not go into areas that outside the promise land

So everyone could come and worship their ancestors.

What were the effects of Achan's sin?

The army is defeated at Ai, and Achan and his family are killed

Joshua must surrender leadership at Moab

Jericho gets to remain as an independent city

The nation of Israel will eventually split into the Northern and Southern kingdoms.

At the end of Deuteronomy . . .

Moses dies and Joshua is ready to lead the people to the land of Canaan

Moses dies and Aaron is ready to purify the people in the Day of Atonement

Moses sees the promise land and prepares to lead a military conquest

Moses builds a jetpack and launches into the promise land with torpedos.

What was the sin of Achan?

He buried the spoils of Jericho in his tent

He refused to circumcise his children

He collected more manna than he needed for one day

He argued with Joshua over the location of the tabernacle

What does Rahab's life show the reader?

God's grace reaches the humble and those who trust in Him

God's grace reaches the humble even if they don't put their trust in Him

God's grace reaches the arrogant and those who trust in Him

God's grace reaches the arrogant even if they don't put their trust in Him

What does the book of Judges tell us about responsibility to the next generation?

Responsibility to pass on their faith and beliefs

Responsibility to conquer their enemies to protect the children

Responsibility to deny outsiders from moving into israel

Responsibility to make sure they all graduate high school

What is significant about the statement, "Everyone did what was right in their own eyes."

Israel had no king or leadership leading to rebellion

Israel had a democracy so everyone got one vote

Israel would appeal to judges in court whenever they had conflict

Israel found loopholes in the Torah to get away with crimes

What is clear about the political structure of Israel at the time of the Judges?

There were regional leaders rather than centralized rule

Everyone followed the Torah equally except the Benjamites

The southern kingdom had a king but the northern kingdom didn't

Each tribe got to appoint one judge to sit on the national council

What is the problem with living side by side to the Canaanites?

They also wanted to worship the LORD

They were barbaric and raiding Israelite farms

Give an outline of the book of Judges.

The judges of Israel and The dangers of rebellion

The judges of Israel and the blessings of Torah

The judges of Egypt and Israel's victory

The judges of the Philistines and Israel's defeat

Sin-Servitude-Supplication-Salvation-Silence

This is Israel's repeated cycle of the book of Judges

This is the pattern of Israel's neighboring nations

These words all start with "s" and end in "ion"

This pattern was only for the Judge Samson and Deborah.

Which is in the correct order?

Sin-Servitude-Supplication-Salvation-Silence

Silence-Salvation-Supplication-Servitude-Sin

Sin-Supplication-Servitude-Salvation-Silence

Servitude-Sin-Supplication-Salvation-Silence

OT SG3: Joshua-Ruth

Authored by HEATHER WYATT

Religious Studies

9th - 12th Grade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which argument IS NOT a stated purpose of the book of Judges?

To highlight Joshua's leadership of the nation

To discuss the period prior to the kings

To demonstrate Israel's need for a king

To show the nation's cycle of sin

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How is it possible for the book of Ruth to just as easily be called the book of Naomi?

She is a central character, Ruth's mother-in-law.

Ruth's name is Naomi before God changes it.

She is a central character, Ruth's daughter.

Naomi is Philistine giant Ruth must overcome

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the three word title for the book of Ruth?

A love story

Torah, Torah, Torah!

Rags to riches

One last judge

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the two part division of the book of Ruth?

Her devotion and her reward

Her blessing and her curse

Her singleness and her marriage

Her immigration and her citizenship

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Ruth shows her devotion by leaving her people and remains with Naomi.

True

False

Do not choose

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Naomi's character transformation is shown in the book of Ruth by

moving from sadness at the loss of her husband to joy of a grandson

moving from joy of a grandson to saddness as her husband dies

moving from anger at her husband's death to peace when she remarries

Moving from peace when she marries to anger when her husband dies

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why is it significant that Ruth is from Moab?

She is righteous, but Moabites were unrighteous

She is righteous,, because Moabites are righteous

She is unrighteous, because Moabites are unrighteous

She is unrighteous, even though Moabites are righteous

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OT SG3: Joshua-Ruth

Which argument IS NOT a stated purpose of the book of Judges?

How is it possible for the book of Ruth to just as easily be called the book of Naomi?

What is the three word title for the book of Ruth?

What is the two part division of the book of Ruth?

Ruth shows her devotion by leaving her people and remains with Naomi.

Naomi's character transformation is shown in the book of Ruth by

Why is it significant that Ruth is from Moab?

Obed is the grandfather of David.

Why place Ruth after Judges?

Who is the significant offspring of the union between Boaz and Ruth?

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