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Recite Hebrews 11:1
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Now faith is being sureof what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.
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Recite Hebrews 11:6
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And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him.
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Who did God give a large portion of land to?
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Judah
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God gave Judah a large portion of land because why?
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He had obtained the birthright
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Was there a tribe of Joseph?
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No
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What did Joseph receive instead of a tribe?
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He received a double portion through his two sons Manasseh and Ephraim
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What 3 promises did God make to Joshua?
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1. Israel would receive the land of Canaan
2. God would help Joshua become a strong leader (courageous) 3. God would be with Joshua always. |
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What tribe got land within Joshua's allotment?
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The tribe of Simeon
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What did the Levites receive instead of land for their allotment?
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They received cities
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What did the Passover feast remind Israel of?
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the Exodus
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There were 3 memorials that God used to help Israel remember important things after Joshua led them into the Promised Land
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1. 12 stones obtained from the Jordan River
2. Circumcision 3. Passover celebration |
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What is the repeating cycle of Judges?
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Sin, slavery, sorrow and salvation
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Name Israel's first Judge and what their duties were
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Othniel and he governed the people and led the army
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Which judge led Israel along with Barak?
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Deborah
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Who was Boaz's mother?
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Rahab
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Who became the great-grandmother of King David?
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Ruth
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Who married Ruth and what was he called?
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Boaz and he was Ruth's kinsman-redeemer
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What does redeem mean?
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to purchase or buy back
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What are the 3 keys to a good relationship?
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1. Be faithful - keep promises
2. Be helpful - give without expecting to receive 3. Be kind - treat each other with respect |