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WorksheetsCh 13- The Lord Raised Up Judges
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 22mins
God wanted to protect the Israelites from the temptation of breaking the ______ Commandment.
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Following the death of Joshua, the Israelites settle in ______, the Promised Land.
Canaan
Egypt
Assyria
Babylon
Superstition leads to idolatry. Worship of ______.
false gods
empty dreams
celebrity images
modern deities
I brought you into this land... and you do not obey my ________
voice
law
command
order
The Lord allowed Israel to suffer as a consequence of their sin ________.
to teach them a valuable lesson
to punish them severely
so that they would repent immediately
in order to strengthen their faith
What did the Israelites do that was evil in the eyes of the Lord?
They worshipped other gods
They built a golden calf
They disobeyed the commandments
All of the above
What did the Israelites worship?
magic and evil
Idols
Nature
Ancestors
Fill in the blank: Israel continued to fall into a cycle of ________.
sinfulness
instability
conflict
strife
Israelites would grow lazy about keeping the law. Laziness led to ________ .
sinful disobedience
apostasy
blasphemy
sacrilege
Because of their laziness, God would allow ________.
suffering
punishment
ignorance
being ridiculed
When the Israelites asked for forgiveness, God - who is always faithful - showed mercy. Israelites would show ________.
repentance
wrath
indifference
judgment
God would raise up a ________ to deliver the people during distress.
judge
rescuer
saviour
helper
These judges brought ________ to the people.
restoration
justice
order
peace
Explain the stage of 'Disobedience' in Israel's Cycle of Sin. Choose the option that best describes this stage.
It refers to the rebellion against God's commandments and idolatry
It represents the faithful adherence to God's instructions.
It is a period of repentance and renewal.
It signifies a time of divine blessing and reward.
Describe the 'Suffering' stage in Israel's Cycle of Sin.
It is a stage where they were slaves for mesopotamia for 8 years.
It is a phase marked by prosperity and untroubled life.
It represents a time of complete spiritual restoration without any suffering.
It involves a period of moral indifference without accountability.
Determine what happens during the 'Repentance' stage in Israel's Cycle of Sin.
Acknowledging sin and seeking forgiveness by crying out to the Lord.
Ignoring sin
Celebrating past achievements
Immediate restoration without change
The 'Restoration' stage in Israel's Cycle of Sin is the period of repentance and renewal that brings about reconciliation with God.
God sends Othniel to save his people.
It is the stage of turning away from God and falling into sin.
It is a period of idolatry and exile.
It is a phase of political ascendancy and military victory.
Israel turned away from God to sin by worshiping a false god named ____.
Baal
Abraham
Caine
Eve
How long were the Israelites delivered into the hands of the king of Mesopotamia?
8 years
10 years
12 years
15 years
The people called out to the Lord so the Lord raised up ____.
Othniel
A prohet
A king
A priest
Fill in the blank: How can I deliver Israel? My clan is weak and I am ________ .
the least in my family
smarter
more handsome
stronger
In the story of Gideon________.
He empowers the weak to defeat the strong.
He improves the strength of the weak.
He uses the strong to overpower the weak.
He lets nature decide the outcome.
Gideon raised an army of _________.
32,000 men
500 men
700 men
1000 men
God commands Gideon to go into battle with _________.
300 men
a great multitude
the elders of Israel
the ark of the covenant
The Lord was with Gideon and the Israelites conquered the _________.
the Midianites.
the Egyptians.
the Philistines.
the Canaanites.
According to the Book of Judges, how does it end?
With a king ruling Israel
With no king in Israel
With a united Israel
With a new law
Fill in the blank: "In those days there was no King in Israel; every man did what was right in his own ______."
eyes
mind
opinions
judgment
What choice do we have to make every day according to the passage?
Follow our own desires
Follow God's desires
Follow the law
Follow the king
