This Authorial Source _____is the clearest independent source. The author is responsible for all of the book of Deuteronomy and the Historical books up through Second Kings. This source history teaches that all bad things that happen are related to punishment to the sins of the leaders and the people

This Priestly Source is said to have developed during or after this major event, which took place between 587-538 BCE. This source is focused on the Jewish religious identity being grounded in proper worship and special laws that set them apart from others.

_____Ethics creates universals, it states a definitive Right and Wrong answer that must be followed no matter what.

____Ethics are concerned with outcomes, only. It seeks to maximize the “good” in any particular situation

After the death of Moses God calls on _____to lead the Israelites.

Joshua Leads the Israelites, first across the _____River, taking possession of the promised land!

God guarantees victory for Joshua, and vows never to leave the Israelites so long as they obey his laws. and so, he sends two spies across the river to investigate the territory. The men enter Jericho where a prostitute named _____hides them in her home and lies to the city officials regarding the spies’ presence.

Which is not one of Kohlberg's stages of Morality:

In Kohlberg's First Stage, humans are motivated:

In Kohlberg's Social Contract stage, humans are motivated by:

In Kohlberg's Universal Ethic Principle stage, humans are motivated by:

In Kohlberg's Law and Order stage, humans are motivated by:

The book of Judges tells the story of tribal life in Palestine during this time period. Notably, it designates six “_____” Judges, such as Tola, Jair, and Ibzan

_____Ethics are concerned with the PERSON who is making the ethical decision. A "good" person will generally make "good" decisions.

The book of Judges also distinguishes between the six “_____” Judges including Othneil, Ehud and Jephthah. These characters we learn a great deal more about outside of them just being mentioned

The category of the Major Judges includes ______, who is the only female Judge

Deborah's general was _____ who helped to overthrow the Canaanites.

Deborah and Barak's military campaign was successful in retaking this Landmark:

Jerubbaal changes his name to _____ signifying a transition in Faith.

This type of transition in faith shows the audience that the character has undergone a type of ____ a term that designates a major spiritual and personal change, or evolution.

Gideon’s first task was to destroy the altar of _____ a Phoenician god of storms and fertility who was so popular in the area that the name was adopted to replace the local lord.

____ is a typical sin in Judges and is defined by the abandonment of faith or practice.

The adoption of a new faith or practice that is considered “false” (like worshipping the gods of a different religion) would be considered a form of:

Why can’t Gideon serve the Lord?

Gideon defeats the ____ at the wall of Harod in the Valley of Jezreel.

____ is the last judge before Samuel and the Lord name the first king. He was given immense strength, including, but not limited to slaying a lion with his bare hands.

The last judge also used the ____bone of a donkey to kill an entire army of Philistines.

The last judges’ downfall is in falling in love with ____ who tricks him into renouncing his Nazirite Vow.

Which is NOT one of three parts of the Nazirite Vow:

After multiple failed attempts, Samson is eventually foiled by his lover when she____

Samson is then strung to a temple pillar and forced to dance for his captures. He prays for the return of his strength, and then this happens:

_____is a developmental stage characterized by Trust. During this stage the person is most primarily attached to the Primary Caregiver or Parent.

Toddler stage is a developmental stage characterized by the development of_____.

Toddlers generally learn how to walk, talk and declare preference. However, it is during the course of toilet training that the toddler may develop an understanding of _____, a self-imposed “bad feeling” about one’s actions.

_____is a developmental stage characterized by the development of Identity.

Play Age is a developmental stage characterized by _____

_____is a developmental stage characterized by Intimacy. The primary function of this stage is finding a partner and starting the process over for the next generation.

_____is a developmental stage characterized by competency. This means that we begin to understand the things that we are good at! However, as this stage is RIGHT before our development of identity, often times, while we may learn a great deal about ourselves during this time period, unless our talents are “socially acceptable” we may not have the strength to pursue them!

Old Age is a developmental stage characterized by the attainment of Integrity or_____

_____ is a developmental stage characterized by Generativity or Stagnation. This essentially means that, having successfully passed all of the previous stages you are happy with your decisions and committed to moving forward doing the same thing for many years.

Stagnation, to Erikson, would mean that you are unhappy in your position in life but are somewhat trapped. This could potentially lead to a “_____” in which this person lashes out in some unsuspecting way.

Late in his life Erikson proposed two additional stages, this is one:

I and II Samuel were initially _____ book, they were divided in half for the Greek translation.

Why was the book of Samuel divided in half?

In Genesis there are____ Creation stories.

The Second creation story takes place in the Garden of Eden where the first man _____ is created out of mud.

Jewish midrash proposes that there was a woman created before Eve named:

The first humans are eventually removed from the garden because they eat from the tree of:

God casts the first man and woman out of paradise because he is worried may eat from the tree of: 

Abram and his wife ___ are having difficulty having children.

Abram’s wife suggests that he have relations with her servant _____.

The sexual congress between Abram and Haggar Results in the birth of _____. 

Eventually Sarai does have a child_____, with whom Abraham’s faith is tested when he is asked to sacrifice him. 

Abraham’s Grandchildren, have a little issue with their father’s blessing.  The younger _____steals the blessing from his father by following a devious plan

Naturally, the older, stronger, and considerably more hairy brother ____ is displeased with this act and vows to have his revenge against his brother. 

Prior to the final showdown, brother against brother, the younger brother wrestles with an angel and is renamed_____. 

The younger brother eventually has twelve children, the favorite of which _____is given a magnificent coat. 

The fancy coat man ends up in _____as the Pharaoh’s right hand man.  He prophesizes that a great plague will descend upon the entire region and convinces the Pharaoh to stockpile food. 

   ___is born and sent down the Nile where he is rescued by the Pharaoh’s daughter and raised as her own. 

Moses speaks to God through and is told to deliver his people from bondage with his brother_____.

When Moses speaks to the Pharaoh he backs up his claims by sending plagues. Everything from flies to gnats to the final straw the death of the:

Upon releasing the Israelites from Egypt they must cross the _____to escape into the wilderness, where they will wander for forty years. 

In the wilderness the Israelites are saved from starvation with a gift of _____from heaven. 

The people eventually reach Mt. _____where they are given a new code of law, the Ten Commandments.

These laws are eventually placed in the _____for safe keeping. 

What is the name of Narrator of Looking For Alaska?  

What is The Narrator's nickname in Looking for Alaska?

Who is the narrator's roommate in Looking for Alaska?

What is the Name of the School Miles' attends in Looking for Alaska?