These are mounds where many levels of artifacts are found

Temporary leaders appointed by God to lead the people of Israel when enemies oppressed them.

This title means, "anointed one."

A Canaanite god. He was the most prominent of the Canaanite gods and the one most often worshipped by the Israelites.

A type of psalm that concerns God's glory and generally begins with "Praise the Lord..."

A psalm that concerns human conduct and generally begins "Happy are those..."

These psalms address significant events in the lives of kings - such as coronations, weddings, and battles.

A psalm that expresses gratitude to God for some benefit or blessing.

A psalm of woe in which the psalmist pours out their heart to God about some situations.

A popular saying that is meant to express something wise or true.

Moses' successor who led the Israelites into the Promised Land

A female judge and prophet of the old testament; started a war against the Canaanites

Canaanite woman who drove tent peg through skull of the military leader Sisera.

A (physically) strong judge due to his Nazarite vow and long hair; wife Delilah betrays him

The woman who tricks Samson into giving up the secret of his strength.

A non-Jewish woman who becomes the great-grandmother of King David

The last of the Judges, and the man chosen by God to anoint Saul and David kings for Israel.

He was the first king of Israel

The second king of Israel, made Israel a military powerhouse and established Jerusalem as its capital.

Bathsheba's husband who was sent to die in battle

Married David and bore a son named Solomon

The son of David and king of Israel noted for his wisdom.

A person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God.

Prophets who had written books in the Bible are known as...

A dispersion of people from their homeland is called a...

The ten tribes of the northern kingdom who disappeared from history after being enslaved and exiled by the Assyrians are known as..

A period of history when the Babylonians forced most of the inhabitants of Judah to migrate to Babylon.

King of Persia who allows the Israelites to return to their land after Persia takes over Babylon.

Descendants of a mixed population of Israelites who survived the Assyrian deportations and various pagan settlers imported after the northern kingdom fell.

A Babylonian king who conquered Jerusalem

A prophet who denounced God's people for abandoning the Covenant and believing in false gods. He prophesized that the exile would last for 70 years.

The great prophet who challenged the pagan rulers of Israel. He was taken up to Heaven in a fiery chariot.

Elijah's devoted disciple, who continued his mentor's mission in Israel

Prophet of social justice. He spoke out against Israel's treatment of the poor.

The prophet who makes a powerful comparison between his dysfunctional marriage and our relationship with God.

Most influential prophet during the reigns of southern kings. Known for his many prophecies concerning the Messiah.

A prophet of hope during early Exile. He has visions and prophecies about Jerusalem

Under his leadership, a second Temple was built in Jerusalem.

Prophet who worked for the king, but he refused to worship any other gods. His friends survived 3 days in the furnace

Which of the following is NOT a reason that the Historical books are considered "telescoped history?"

Which of the following is the correct pattern in Judges?

Which of the following was NOT a requirement of a Nazarite vow?

Why does Scripture record Saul as a bad leader?

Who was the court prophet who called David out for killing Uriah?

What city did David make the capital for the Israelite people?

Which group destroyed the Northern Tribes (Israel) in 722 BC?

Which group destroyed the Sothern Tribes (Judah) in 587BC?

What important building was destroyed by the Babylonians in their conquering of Judah?

Which group ended up ruling the promised last post-exile and up until the time of Jesus?