Wts English Bible Study Guide

Front 1

Number of Books of the Old Testament

Back 1

39

Hint 1

3 x 9 = 27

Front 2

Number of Book of the New Testament

Back 2

27

Hint 2

3 x 9 = 27

Front 3

What is the Pentateuch?

Back 3

The first 5 books of the Bible

Hint 3

Penta

Front 4

What books make up the Pentateuch?

Back 4

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

Hint 4

The first 5

Front 5

What does the Pentateuch mean?

Back 5

Pentateuch is a Latin word that means 5 books

Hint 5

Latin "Penta"

Front 6

What other titles is the Pentateuch known?

Back 6

The Books of Moses

The Books of the Law

The Torah

Hint 6

Author and Content

Front 7

What are the books from Joshua to Esther called?

Back 7

History Books

Hint 7

History of the Jews

Front 8

Which of the History Books are Pre-Exile?

Back 8

Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, 2 Kings,

1 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles

Hint 8

Moses's successor through the Kings

Front 9

Which of the History Books are Post-Exile?

Back 9

Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther

Hint 9

ENE

Front 10

What are the Wisdom Books?

Back 10

Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon

Hint 10

The Writings

Front 11

What is the Jewish name for the wisdom books?

Back 11

The Writings

Hint 11

Job-Song of Solomon

Front 12

Which books are sometimes referred to as the former prophets?

Back 12

Joshua, Judges, 1 & 2 Samuel, and 1 & 2 Kings

Hint 12

JJSK

Front 13

What are the Prophetic Books?

Back 13

Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

Hint 13

Isaiah - Malachi

Front 14

What title are the Prophetic Books sometimes given?

Back 14

The latter prophets

Hint 14

They were late

Front 15

What books are known as the Major Prophets?

Back 15

Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel

Hint 15

Isaiah-Daniel

Front 16

Why are the called Major Prophets referred to as such?

Back 16

The size of their works

Hint 16

Size Matters

Front 17

Which of the Major Prophets are Pre-Exile?

Back 17

Isaiah and Jeremiah

Hint 17

The first two

Front 18

Which of the Major Prophets are Post-Exile?

Back 18

Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel

Hint 18

The latter three

Front 19

What are the Minor Prophets?

Back 19

Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

Hint 19

Hosea-Malachi

Front 20

Why are the Minor Prophets referred to as such?

Back 20

The size of their works

Hint 20

Same reason as the

Major Prophets

Front 21

How many Minor Prophets are there?

Back 21

12

Hint 21

Same number as the tribes of Israel and Jesus' disciples

Front 22

Where was each Minor Prophet’s primary place of ministry?

Back 22

Hosea (Israel); Joel (Judah); Amos (Is); Obadiah (J); Jonah (Is); Micah (J); Nahum (J); Habakkuk (J); Zephaniah (J); Haggai (J); Zechariah (J); Malachi (J)

Hint 22

Hosea-Jonah (Alternating)

Micah-Malachi (Southern Kingdom Only)

Front 23

Which Minor Prophets are Post-Exile?

Back 23

Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi

Hint 23

Last three of the OT

Front 24

What are the 6 divisions of the OT and how many books are in each?

Back 24

Law - 5 books

Pre-exile - 9 books, Post-exile - 3 books

Writings - 5 books

Major Prophets - 5 books

Minor Prophets Pre-exile - 9 books

Minor Prophets Post-Exile - 3 books

Hint 24

OT Phone: [phone]

Front 25

What are the divisions of the New Testament and how many books are in each section?

Back 25

Gospels - 4 books

Acts - 1 book

Pauline Epistles - 13 books

(Pastor Epistles - 4 books)

General Epistles - 8 books

Revelation - 1 book

Front 26

What are the two divisions of the Gospels?

Back 26

The Synoptic Gospels and John

Hint 26

Matthew, Mark, Luke, AND John

Front 27

What are Matthew, Mark and Luke known as?

Back 27

The Synoptic Gospels

Hint 27

Same or Like View

Front 28

What does Synoptic mean?

Back 28

Greek word meaning the same or like view

Hint 28

Greek

Front 29

What books are included in the Pauline epistles?

Back 29

Romans, 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians,1 Thessalonians, 2 Thessalonians, 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon

Hint 29

There are 13

Front 30

What are the pastoral epistles?

Back 30

1 Timothy; 2 Timothy; Titus

Hint 30

Triple T

Front 31

Why are they called the pastoral epistles?

Back 31

They were written to individuals (Timothy and Titus) not to entire churches

Hint 31

They deal with the qualification for church leadership

Front 32

What books are included in the general epistles?

Back 32

Hebrews (sermonic letter), James, 1 Peter, 2 Peter, 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, Jude

Hint 32

The first book is included with Paul’s letters by some but since there is no author it can be placedhere with the general epistles

Front 33

When was the first translation of the Bible made into English?

Back 33

1382 A.D.

Hint 33

John Wycliffe

Front 34

What is the Septuagint?

Back 34

The Septuagint is the oldest Greek version of the OT

Alexandria, Egypt

Translated around 300-200 BC

Hint 34

The word “Septuagint” is derived from “70” in Latin

Front 35

What is the Vulgate?

Back 35

The Vulgate is the Latin version of the Bible prepared chiefly by St. Jerome at the end of the 4thcentury A.D.

Hint 35

Latin is Vulgar

Front 36

What is a Canon?

Back 36

A canon refers to the body of writings which have been officially “measured”according to a special standard, and recognized as authoritative, i.e., divinely inspired, by achurch or a religious community.

Hint 36

The term “canon” is derived from the Hebrew word qaneh which means a reed used as ameasuring stick.

Front 37

What is the Apocrypha?

Back 37

The Apocrypha is a collection of thirteen works of Jewish literature, from 300 B.C. to 70 A.D.

Hint 37

Lit 13

Front 38

What does the word Apocrypha mean?

Back 38

Hidden Things

Hint 38

It's a secret

Front 39

Why is the Apocrypha not part of the cannon?

Back 39

It is not part of the Hebrew Bible

Hint 39

Jewish exclusion

Front 40

What text in general epistles speak on the authority of Scripture?

Back 40

Hebrews 1:1-2 Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by theprophets, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son, whom he appointed the heir of allthings, through whom also he created the world.

Hint 40

How Moses makes his coffee;

1 cup with 1 cream and 2 sugars

Front 41

What text in the pastoral epistles speak on the authority of Scripture?

Back 41

2 Timothy 3:16-17 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof,for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be competent,equipped for every good work.

Hint 41

AWANA Answer

Front 42

What text in the Pauline epistles speak on the authority of scripture?

Back 42

Romans 15:4 For whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction, that through endurance and through the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.

Hint 42

Rome

Front 43

When was the fall of Jerusalem?

Back 43

586 B.C.

Hint 43

Babylonian

Front 44

When was the fall of Samaria?

Back 44

722 B.C.

Hint 44

Assyrian

Front 45

When did Paul go to Rome?

Back 45

A.D. 60

Hint 45

30 for 30

Front 46

Outline the Chapters of Genesis

Back 46

1 - Adam

6 - Noah

12 - Abraham

24 - Isaac and Family (Jacob)

37 - Joseph

Hint 46

"G" in Genesis is like a 6

Front 47

What was created on each of the 6 Days in Genesis 1:1-28?

Back 47

1 Light/Darkness

2 Seas/Skies

3 Waters/Dry Land

4 Sun/Moon

5 Birds/Fish

6 Animals/Man

Hint 47

Framework View of Creation

Front 48

Where do we find man made in God’s Image?

Back 48

Genesis 1:26-28

Hint 48

Sixth Day of Creation

Front 49

Where do you find the cultural mandate?

Back 49

Genesis 1:28

Hint 49

Sixth Day of Creation

Front 50

What is the proto-euangelion, the first prophetic picture of Christ?

Back 50

Genesis 3:15 I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and heroffspring; he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel.

Hint 50

bruised head; bruised heel

Front 51

_______________ walked with God, and he was not, for God took him.

Back 51

Enoch

(Genesis 5:24)

Hint 51

He was no more

Front 52

Who was the oldest man in the Bible?

Back 52

Methuselah at 969 years

(Genesis 5:27)

Hint 52

969

Front 53

In what chapters do we find Noah and the flood?

Back 53

Genesis 6 to 9

Hint 53

Genesis division after Adam

Front 54

Name the sons of Noah

Back 54

Shem, Ham, Japheth

(Genesis 6:10)

Hint 54

SHJ

Front 55

Which of his sons did Noah curse?

Back 55

Ham

(Genesis 9:24)

Hint 55

Honey-baked

Front 56

Why did Noah curse one of his sons?

Back 56

Because he saw the nakedness of his father

(Genesis 9:22)

Hint 56

Bare as a baby's bottom

Front 57

Who was the father of the Canaanites?

Back 57

Ham

(Genesis 9:22)

Hint 57

Honey-baked

Front 58

In what chapter do you find the tower of Babel?

Back 58

Genesis 11

Hint 58

The number 11 looks like a tower

Front 59

Why did the people build the Tower of Babel?

Back 59

To make a name for themselves (Genesis 11:4)

Hint 59

Namai wa?

Front 60

What command of God were they violating by building the tower?

Back 60

Go and fill the earth

Hint 60

Cultural Mandate-ish

Front 61

What was the Lord's judgment for the Tower of Babel?

Back 61

The mixing of the languages

Hint 61

tongues

Front 62

What New Testament event reverses the judgment of the Tower of Babel and where is it found?

Back 62

Pentecost - Acts 2

Hint 62

Gift of tongues

Front 63

Who was the father of Abraham?

Back 63

Terah

(Genesis 11:26)

Hint 63

Sounds like the word for earth

Front 64

Where was Abraham's father from?

Back 64

Ur of the Chaldeans (11:28)

Hint 64

Gray's Master

Front 65

Where did Abraham's father die?

Back 65

Haran

(Genesis 11:32)

Hint 65

Genesis 11:32

Front 66

What was Abraham’s nephew’s name who traveled with him?

Back 66

Lot

(Genesis 12:5)

Hint 66

Parking ______

Front 67

In what chapter is the call of Abraham found?

Back 67

Genesis 12

Hint 67

6 chapters after Noah

Front 68

Where was Abraham living when he was called?

Back 68

Haran

(Genesis 12:4)

Hint 68

Where his father died

Front 69

What did God promise Abraham in the call and the covenant he made with him?

Back 69

Land, offspring, a nation and a blessing to all the families of the earth

(Genesis 12:1-3)

Hint 69

Genesis 12:1-3

Front 70

What New Testament book and chapter makes an argument based on the word seed, singular, and that Christ is that promised seed?

Back 70

Galatians 3:16 Now the promises were made to Abraham and to his offspring. It does not say, “And to offsprings,” referring to many, but referring to one, “And to your offspring,” who is Christ.

Hint 70

Pauline Epistle

*similar to John 3:16

Front 71

What king blessed Abraham?

Back 71

Melchizedek

(Genesis 14:18-19)

Hint 71

In the order of ___________

Front 72

What was Melchizedek besides a king?

Back 72

Priest of the most high God (Genesis 14:18)

Hint 72

Prophet, _________, and King

Front 73

What does Melchizedek’s name mean?

Back 73

King of righteousness

(Hebrews 7:2)

Hint 73

Hebrews 7:2

Front 74

What did Melchizedek serve Abraham?

Back 74

Bread and wine

(Genesis 14:18)

Hint 74

Pairing foods

Front 75

What did Abraham give to Melchizedek?

Back 75

A tithe

(Genesis 14:20)

Hint 75

A tenth

Front 76

Where was Melchizedek from?

Back 76

Salem

(Genesis 14:18)

Hint 76

Short for "Jerusalem"

Front 77

In what chapter in Genesis do we find this story about Melchizedek?

Back 77

Genesis 14

Hint 77

2 chapters into Abraham's division

Front 78

Where is Melchizedek referred to in the Psalms?

Back 78

Psalm 110

Hint 78

A hundred plus a tenth

Front 79

Where is Melchizedek referred to the New Testament?

Back 79

Hebrews 5-7

Hint 79

Moses's Coffee,
Open 5-7

Front 80

Who is Melchizedek a type of?

Back 80

He is a type of Christ

(Hebrews 5-7)

Hint 80

Hebrews 5-7

Front 81

In what chapter did God make a covenant with Abraham?

Back 81

Genesis 15

Hint 81

The Burning Torch

and Smoking Firepot

Front 82

Describe the process of God's covenant with Abraham in Genesis 15

Back 82

“Bring me a heifer three years old, a female goat three years old, a ram three years old, a turtledove, and a young pigeon." And he brought him all these, cut them in half, and laid each half over against the other. But he did not cut the birds in half." When the sun had gone down and it was dark, behold, a smoking fire pot and a flaming torch passed between these pieces.” (Genesis 15:9-10, 17)

Hint 82

v. 9-10, 17

Front 83

What was the sign of the covenant between God and Abraham?

Back 83

Circumcision

(Genesis 17:10)

Hint 83

Genesis 17:10

Front 84

In what chapter was the sign of God's covenant with Abraham commanded in Genesis?

Back 84

Genesis 17

Hint 84

Circumcision

Front 85

Which son of Abraham was circumcised first and how old was he?

Back 85

Ishmael, 13 years

(Genesis 17:13, 25)

Hint 85

Genesis 17:13, 25

Front 86

Who was to be circumcised and how old did one have to be?

Back 86

All males at 8 days old

(Genesis 17:12)

Hint 86

Genesis 17:12

Front 87

How old was Abraham when he was circumcised?

Back 87

Abraham was 99 when he was circumcised

(Genesis 17:24)

Hint 87

Genesis 17:24

Front 88

What was the name of Sarah’s servant?

Back 88

Hagar

(Genesis 16:1)

Hint 88

Mother of Ishmael

Front 89

What was the name of the child Hagar bore with Abraham?

Back 89

Ishmael

(Genesis 16:15)

Hint 89

His name mean "God listens"

Front 90

What New Testament book used the son of Sarah’s hand-maiden and Sarah’s son as an allegory of the contrast between two covenants?

Back 90

Galatians 4

(verses 22-25)

Hint 90

Giraffes Eat Peanuts 4 fun

Front 91

Where did Lot choose to live when Abraham and he separated?

Back 91

Sodom

(Genesis 13:12)

Hint 91

Genesis 13:12

Front 92

What happened to Lot’s wife?

Back 92

She turned into a pillar of salt (Genesis 19:26)

Hint 92

NaCl

Front 93

Where in the New Testament are we called on to remember Lot’s wife and what is thecontext of that passage?

Back 93

Luke 17: When you see judgment coming when you are on your roof top don’t even go intoyour house to gather your belongings (Luke 17:27-37)

Hint 93

Third Synoptic Gospel

Front 94

What are the two nations that Lot fathered?

Back 94

Moab and Ammon

(Genesis 19:37-38)

Hint 94

Genesis 19:37-38

Front 95

By whom did Lot father the Moabites and the Ammonites?

Back 95

His two daughters

(Genesis 19:36)

Hint 95

Genesis 19:36

Front 96

In what chapter is the birth of Isaac found?

Back 96

Genesis 21

Hint 96

Sun/Son 21

Front 97

In what chapter did Abraham offer up Isaac as a sacrifice?

Back 97

Genesis 22

Hint 97

Son in 21: Done in 22

Front 98

Who was Isaac’s wife?

Back 98

Rebekah

(Genesis 24:67)

Hint 98

Genesis 24:67

Front 99

What were the names of Issac and Rebekah sons?

Back 99

Jacob and Esau

(Genesis 25:25-26)

Hint 99

The Deceiver and The Red

Front 100

Isaac's two sons became the fathers of what 2 nations?

Back 100

Jacob - Israel and Esau - Edom (Genesis 25:29-31; 32:28)

Hint 100

Genesis 25:29-31; 32:28

Front 101

What did Jacob dream of when he fled his brother?

Back 101

A ladder to heaven

(Genesis 28:12)

Hint 101

Jacob's ladder

Front 102

What did Jacob name the place where he dreamed of the ladder?

Back 102

Bethel

(Genesis 28:19)

Hint 102

House of God

Front 103

Who was Jacob’s father in law?

Back 103

Laban

(Genesis 27:16)

Hint 103

Genesis 27:16

Front 104

What were the names of Jacob’s wives?

Back 104

Rachel and Leah

(Genesis 29:22, 28)

Hint 104

Weak eyes and pleasing

Front 105

What brook did Jacob cross and wrestle with God?

Back 105

Jabbok

(Genesis 32:22)

Hint 105

ABDC

Front 106

What did Jacob name the place where he wrestled with God?

Back 106

Peniel

(Genesis 32:30)

Hint 106

A pen in denial

Front 107

What does the name "Peniel" mean?

Back 107

The face of God

Hint 107

coram Deo

Front 108

What is the name of the daughter-in-law who posed as a prostitute and bore a son by herfather in law?

Back 108

Tamar

Hint 108

Judah's daughter in-law

Front 109

Who was Tamar's father-in-law?

Back 109

Judah

Hint 109

The southern kingdom

Front 110

What was the name of Tamar's first born twin?

Back 110

Her first born twin was Perez

Hint 110

A breach

Front 111

Where does Tamar appear in the New Testament?

Back 111

Matthew 1 - Tamar is in the Genealogy of Jesus

Hint 111

Adam-Jesus

Front 112

In what chapter is the following verse found?

“As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring it about that many people should be kept alive, as they are today.”

Back 112

Genesis 50:20

Hint 112

Joseph to his brothers

Front 113

In what chapter is the following verse found and what is its significance?

“The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler's staff from between his feet, until tribute comes to him; and to him shall be the obedience of the peoples.”

Back 113

Genesis 49:10

Judah would be the line through whom the Messiah would come

Hint 113

The lion's cub

Front 114

What were the names of Joseph’s sons?

Back 114

Manasseh and Ephraim

Hint 114

The half-tribes

Front 115

List the 12 sons of Israel

Back 115

Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Joseph, Benjamin

Hint 115

12 tribes of Israel

Front 116

List the 12 tribes of Israel

Back 116

Reuben, Simeon, Levi (Priest), Judah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Ephraim/Manasseh (from Joseph), Benjamin

Hint 116

12 sons of Israel and Joseph's sons

Front 117

When was Genesis written?

Back 117

Second Millennia BC

(Moses lived in either the 1500 BC or 1300 BC)

Hint 117

1500-1300

Front 118

Outline of Exodus

Back 118

Chapters 1-12 - In Egypt

Chapters 13-18 - Wilderness

Chapters 19-23 - Sinai

Chapters 24-40 - Instructions for Worship

Hint 118

1,13,19,24

Front 119

When Moses fled Egypt, where did he go?

Back 119

Midian

(Exodus 2:15)

Hint 119

The Middle

Front 120

Who became Moses' father in law?

Back 120

Jethro

(Exodus 3:1)

Hint 120

_________ Tull

Front 121

What was Moses' father in law?

Back 121

A priest

(Exodus 3:1)

Hint 121

Prophet, _______, and King

Front 122

What was the name of Moses’ wife?

Back 122

Zipporah

(Exodus 2:21)

Hint 122

Exodux 2:21

Front 123

What advice did his father-in-law give Moses when Israel was in the wilderness?

Back 123

Appoint leaders to help him judge the people

(Exodus 18: 21)

Hint 123

Exodus 18: 21

Front 124

Who is Moses’ brother?

Back 124

Aaron

(Numbers 26:59)

Hint 124

Ay-ay-ron

Front 125

Who is Moses’ sister?

Back 125

Miriam

(Numbers 26:59)

Hint 125

Numbers 26:59

Front 126

What tribe were Moses' and his siblings a part of?

Back 126

Levi

(Numbers 26:59)

Hint 126

The priests

Front 127

In what chapter is the story of the burning bush found?

Back 127

Exodus 3

Hint 127

Chapter is the same number as the persons of the Godhead

Front 128

What were the 10 plagues in Egypt (Exodus)?

Back 128

Blood (7:20), Frogs (8:6), Gnats (8:17), Flies (8:24), Death of Livestock (9:6), Boils (9:10), Hail (9:23), Locusts (10:13), Darkness (10:22), Death of Firstborn (12:29)

Hint 128

Exodus 7-12

Front 129

In what chapter does the Passover take place?

Back 129

Exodus 12

Hint 129

Chapter same number as the number of tribes of Israel and number of Jesus' disciples

Front 130

In what chapter do the Israelites cross the Red Sea?

Back 130

Exodus 14

Hint 130

Two chapters after the Passover

Front 131

In how many places do you find the 10 commandments listed in the Old Testament and where is it found?

Back 131

2 places -

Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5

Hint 131

10 commandments Xs 2 tablets

= 20

10 commandments divided 2 tablets = 5

Front 132

Where does Jesus summarize the 10 commandments?

Back 132

Matthew 22

Hint 132

First Synoptic,

10 commandments + 10

+ 2 tablets = 22

Front 133

Where does Jesus say he fulfills the 10 commandments?

Back 133

Matthew 5:17 and Luke 24:44

Hint 133

First Synoptic 5:17

and on the Road to Emmaus

Front 134

List the 10 commandments

Back 134

1. No other gods

2. No idols

3. Do not take the Lord’s name in vain

4. Remember the Sabbath

5. Honor your father and your mother

6. Do not murder

7. Do not commit adultery

8. Do not steal

9. Do not bear false witness

10. Do not covet

Hint 134

1-4 Toward God

5-10 Toward Man

Front 135

In what chapter do you find the story of the Golden Calf?

Back 135

Exodus 32

Hint 135

32 Carat Gold

Front 136

What is the other name given to Mt. Sinai?

Back 136

Mt. Horeb

Hint 136

Sun and Moon

Front 137

Where do you find the following verse?

“Now therefore, if you will indeed obey my voice and keep my covenant, you shall be my treasured possession among all peoples, for all the earth is mine; and you shall be to me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation.”

Back 137

Exodus 19:5-6a

Hint 137

1 Peter 2:9

Front 138

Where is Exodus 19:5-6 referred to in the New Testament?

Back 138

1 Peter 2:9

"But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvelous light."

Hint 138

A royal priesthood

Front 139

What are the three annual feasts in which Israel is required to appear before the Lord?

Back 139

Feast of Unleavened Bread (Passover); Feast of Harvest; Feast of Ingathering

Hint 139

Exodus 23

Front 140

In what chapter do you find the three feasts mentioned where Israel is to appear before the Lord?

Back 140

Exodus 23

Hint 140

E:23

Front 141

List the furniture in the Tabernacle

Back 141

a. The Ark of the Covenant (26:10-22)

b. The Table for Bread (26:23-30)

c. The Golden Lampstand (26:31-40)

d. The Bronze Altar (27:1-8)

e. The Altar of Incense (30:1-10)

f. The Bronze Basin (30:12-21)

Hint 141

Front 142

In what chapter do you find the following verse?

“The LORD descended in the cloud and stood with him there, and proclaimed the name of the LORD. The LORD passed before him and proclaimed, "The LORD, the LORD, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, but who will by no means clear the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children's children, to the third and the fourth generation." And Moses quickly bowed his head toward the earth and worshiped.”

Back 142

Exodus 34:5-8

Hint 142

God's glory

Front 143

What precipitates the event Exodus 34:5-8?

Back 143

Moses had asked

to see God’s glory

(Exodus 33:18)

Hint 143

God's glory

Front 144

When was Exodus supposed to have been written?

(two dates)

Back 144

1446 BC

1260 BC

Hint 144

Early Date and

"Late" Date

Front 145

What is the key verse of Leviticus?

Back 145

Leviticus 19:2b

"You shall be holy, for I the LORD your God am holy. "

Hint 145

Holy

Front 146

Outline the book of Leviticus

Back 146

Chapters 1-10 "The Lord is Holy"

Chapters 11-27 "The People of God in Holiness

Hint 146

Front 147

How many Sacrifices are listed in Leviticus?

Back 147

5

Hint 147

BGPSG

Front 148

What are the 5 sacrifices listed in Leviticus?

Back 148

Burnt, Grain, Peace, Sin, Guilt Offerings

Hint 148

BGPSG

Front 149

In which chapters are the Levitical sacrifices found?

Back 149

Leviticus 1-5

Hint 149

There are 5 sacrifices

(a chapter each)

Front 150

How many feasts are mentioned in Leviticus?

Back 150

6

Hint 150

PFHTDB

Front 151

What are the 6 feasts mentioned in Leviticus?

Back 151

Passover/Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Harvest/Pentecost (in New Testament)/Weeks, Trumpets, Day of Atonement, Booths

Hint 151

PFHTDB

Front 152

What chapter lists the feasts in Leviticus?

Back 152

Leviticus 23

Hint 152

2 x 3 = 6

Front 153

What is the Hebrew name for the feast of Trumpets?

Back 153

Rosh Hashanah

Hint 153

Jewish New Year

Front 154

What is the Hebrew name for the feast/day of Atonement?

Back 154

Yom Kippur

Hint 154

Well-known Jewish holiday

Front 155

What is the Hebrew name for the feast of Booths?

Back 155

Succoths

Hint 155

booths suck

Front 156

What is the meaning of Pentecost literally in the Greek?

Back 156

pentēkostē, fiftieth (day)

Hint 156

Pente-cost

Front 157

By what other name is the feast of the Firstfruits called?

Back 157

Pentecost

Hint 157

fiftieth day

Front 158

When is Pentecost celebrated?

Back 158

The fiftieth day after Passover

Hint 158

fiftieth day

Front 159

Who was the father of Nadab and Abihu?

Back 159

Aaron

(Leviticus 10:1)

Hint 159

Ay-ay

Front 160

How did they sin against God?

Back 160

They offered up an unauthorized offering to the Lord

(Leviticus 10:1)

Hint 160

Strange fire

Front 161

What chapter do you find the account of Nadab and Abihu?

Back 161

Leviticus 10

Hint 161

two X fire

Front 162

Who are the other 2 sons of Aaron?

Back 162

Eleazar and Ithamar

(Leviticus 10:6)

Hint 162

Leviticus

Front 163

Where is the following verse found?

“For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it for you on the altar to make atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that makes atonement by the life.”

Back 163

Leviticus 17:11

Hint 163

7-11, plus 10

Front 164

Where are the people of Israel camped in Leviticus?

Back 164

Mt. Sinai

Hint 164

The other name for Mt. Horeb

Front 165

In what chapter is the Sabbatical year commanded and explained?

Back 165

Leviticus 25

Hint 165

Think Christmas - the coming of the one who grants refuge and rest for God’speople

Front 166

What chapter is the year of Jubilee prescribed?

Back 166

Leviticus 25

Hint 166

Same as the Sabbatical year chapter

Front 167

What chapter of Leviticus lists the clean and unclean foods?

Back 167

Leviticus 11

Hint 167

There is less than a dozen

Front 168

What were the two stones called on the breast plate of the high priest?

Back 168

The Urim and the Thummim stone

(Leviticus 8:8)

Hint 168

God's Will

Front 169

What was the purpose of the Urim and the Thummim?

Back 169

They were used to discern the will of the Lord

(Leviticus 28:30)

Hint 169

Leviticus 28:30

Front 170

In what chapter is the ordination of Aaron and his sons?

Back 170

Leviticus 8

Hint 170

Great ______

Front 171

What are the keywords for the Book of Numbers?

Back 171

Wilderness and Wandering

Hint 171

W &W

Front 172

Outline Numbers

Back 172

Chapters 1-9: Sinai; Census

Chapters 10-19: to Kahesh, discontent, grumbling

Chapters 20: Journey to Moab

Hint 172

Count in tens

Front 173

How many Censuses are there in Numbers?

Back 173

Two, found in Numbers 1 and Numbers 26

Hint 173

Not one, but...

Front 174

Which Israelite tribes settled in the land of Gilead?

Back 174

Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of Manasseh

Hint 174

RGM

Front 175

In which chapter do you find the Priestly Benediction?

Back 175

Numbers 6
(verses 24-26)

Hint 175

"The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORDmake his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; the LORD lift up hiscountenance upon you and give you peace.”

Front 176

Name all the sons of Aaron

Back 176

Nadab, Abihu, Eleazar, and Ithamar

Hint 176

NA/Ei

Front 177

What sin did Moses commit that God forbade him to go into the Promised Land?

Back 177

He did not believe in God (Numbers 20:12)

Hint 177

Trust in the Lord

Front 178

Where did Moses not believe in God place?

Back 178

The waters of Meribah

(Numbers 20:13)

Hint 178

The Israelites quarreled

Front 179

Who rebelled against Moses and Aaron in Numbers?

Back 179

Korah
(Numbers 16:1-2)

Hint 179

Avatar

Front 180

What happened to his household of Korah?

Back 180

He and his family were swallowed up by the earth (Numbers 16:32)

Hint 180

Earth bending

Front 181

What sign did God perform to confirm Moses, Aaron and the tribe of Levi leadership?

Back 181

Moses took a staff from each tribe and placed it in the tabernacle; Aaron’s rod bloomed and produced almonds.

(Numbers 17:6-8)

Hint 181

Almond joy

Front 182

In what chapter are the spies sent into the land of Canaan?

Back 182

Numbers 13

Hint 182

_________th Warrior

Front 183

How many spies were sent to Canaan?

Back 183

12 spies

Hint 183

One for each tribe

Front 184

What were the names of the spies that brought back a positive report?

Back 184

Joshua and Caleb

(Numbers 14:37-38)

Hint 184

J & C

Front 185

Where did Israel wander because they refused to trust God and take the land?

Back 185

Wilderness of Zin

(Numbers 27:14)

Hint 185

It would be a cool wine name

Front 186

What nations did Israel have to pass through to get from Kadesh to the plains across from Jericho?

Back 186

Amman; Moab; Edom

Hint 186

AME

Front 187

What nation denied passage to Israel, making them go around it?

Back 187

Edom

(Numbers 20:18)

Hint 187

Nation of Esau

Front 188

What two kings did Israel defeat in Numbers?

Back 188

Sihon King of the Amorites; Og (Numbers 21:21-24; 21:33-35)

Hint 188

SiOg

Front 189

What prophet was called to curse Israel?

Back 189

Balaam

(Numbers 22:4-6)

Hint 189

The man with the donkey

Front 190

Who hired Balaam?

Back 190

Balak King of Moab

(Numbers 22:4-5)

Hint 190

King of Moab

Front 191

In what chapter do you find the cities of refuge?

Back 191

Numbers 35

Hint 191

7 X 5

Front 192

What was the purpose of the cities of refuge?

Back 192

Those who were guilty of manslaughter could flee to any of these cities for safety

(Numbers 35:11)

Hint 192

Numbers 35:11

Front 193

How many cities of refuge were there?

Back 193

6 cities; 3 beyond the Jordan and

3 in Canaan

(35:14)

Hint 193

3 and 3

Front 194

When Israel was passing through Edom, they complained about not having any food and water, what judgment did God send?

Back 194

Sent snakes

(Numbers 21:6)

Hint 194

The story of the bronze serpent

Front 195

What did Moses do to heal the people from the snake bites?

Back 195

Moses made a bronze serpent that the people looked to for healing

(Numbers 22:8)

Hint 195

Numbers 22:8

Front 196

What chapter in Numbers do you find the story of the bronze serpent?

Back 196

Numbers 21

Hint 196

US legal drinking age

Front 197

Where do you find the event with the bronze serpent referred to in the New Testament?

Back 197

John 3

Hint 197

3rd Chapter of the 4th Gospel

Front 198

What did God tell Moses to do to help him govern the people?

Back 198

Appoint elders to help

(Numbers 11:16-18)

Hint 198

Jethro's advice

Front 199

How many people were chosen to help Moses govern?

Back 199

70

(Numbers 11:16)

Hint 199

Think about the number associated with the Septuagint

Front 200

What happened to those elders that Moses selected when God’s spirit came upon them?

Back 200

When God’s spirit fell on them they prophesied

(Numbers 11:25)

Hint 200

A ceased spiritual gift

Front 201

Who were the two elders who continued to prophesy in the camp?

Back 201

Eldad and Medad

(Numbers 11:26)

Hint 201

El, Me, and Dad

Front 202

What was Moses’ response when he was told about the two elders who continued to prophesy in the camp?

Back 202

But Moses said to him, "Are you jealous for my sake? Would that all the LORD's people were prophets, that the LORD would put his Spirit on them!"

(Numbers 11:29)

Hint 202

Numbers 11:39

Front 203

When was Moses’ wish granted?

Back 203

The day of Pentecost

Hint 203

Big event Acts 2

Front 204

What Jewish governing body in the New Testament’s origin goes back to this event?

Back 204

The Sanhedrin

Hint 204

Jewish Counsel

Front 205

How many people made up the Sanhedrin?

Back 205

71 (70 elders plus the high priest)

Hint 205

elders + high priest

Front 206

What does the Greek translation of Deuteronomy mean?

Back 206

Second Law

Hint 206

"deu" and "nomos"

Front 207

What is the main event in Deuteronomy?

Back 207

Moses giving the law a second time

Hint 207

Second time around

Front 208

Outline the Book of Deuteronomy

Back 208

Review (1-11)

Way from Sinai (1-4)

General Address

Way by the Law (5-11)

Remember (12-34)

Special Address

Rules and Injunctions (12-26)

Live or Die (27-29)

Farewell (30-34)

Hint 208

Review and Remember

Front 209

In what Chapter is the following verse found?

"Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, the LORD is one. You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.”

Back 209

Deuteronomy 6:4-5

Hint 209

The Shema

Front 210

What is Deuteronomy 6:4-5 called by Jews?

Back 210

The Shema

Hint 210

"Hear, Oh Israel..."

Front 211

Where do you find the Shema quoted in the NT?

Back 211

Matthew 22:37; Mark 12:30; Luke 10:27

Hint 211

Once in each Synoptic

Front 212

What chapter is the following verse found?

“For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God”

Back 212

Deuteronomy 4:24

Hint 212

424

Front 213

Where is Deuteronomy 4:24 quoted in the New Testament?

Back 213

Hebrews 12:29

Hint 213

1st General Epistle

A dozen - 29

Front 214

What is purpose of Deuteronomy 4:24 and

Hebrews 12:29?

Back 214

They are exhortations to proper worship

Hint 214

Proper Worship

Front 215

Where is Moses told to go to view the Promised Land?

Back 215

Pisgah

(Deuteronomy 3:27)

Hint 215

Deuteronomy 3:27

Front 216

Does Moses get to the Promised Land?

Back 216

No

Hint 216

He did not believe God when he struck the rock at Meribah

Front 217

What chapter in Deuteronomy do you find the prophecy about a prophet who will take Moses place?

Back 217

Deuteronomy 18:18

Hint 217

1818

Front 218

Who was Moses' immediate fulfillment?

Back 218

Joshua

Hint 218

J

Front 219

Who is the final fulfillment of Moses' position?

Back 219

Jesus

Hint 219

The Sunday School Answer

Front 220

In which chapter and book do you find the following text:

"For this commandment that I command you today is not too hard for you, neither is it faroff. It is not in heaven, that you should say, 'Who will ascend to heaven for us and bringit to us, that we may hear it and do it?' Neither is it beyond the sea, that you should say,'Who will go over the sea for us and bring it to us, that we may hear it and do it?' But theword is very near you. It is in your mouth and in your heart, so that you can do it.”

Back 220

Deuteronomy 30:11-14

Hint 220

Memorize

Front 221

In which chapter and book do you find the following text:

"And there has not arisen a prophet since in Israel like Moses, whom the LORD knew faceto face, none like him for all the signs and the wonders that the LORD sent him to do inthe land of Egypt, to Pharaoh and to all his servants and to all his land, and for all themighty power and all the great deeds of terror that Moses did in the sight of all Israel."

Back 221

Deuteronomy 34:10-12

Hint 221

Memorize

Front 222

In what chapter do you find the covenant curses?

Back 222

Deuteronomy 27 (v. 15-26)

Hint 222

Cursed 27

Front 223

What chapter is primarily devoted to listing blessings for covenant obedience?

Back 223

Deuteronomy 28 (v. 1-14)

Hint 223

Blessed 28

Front 224

Moses instructed the people of Israel when they entered the Promised Land to stand on what two mountains and shout out the blessings and the curses of the covenant?

Back 224

Ebal and Gerizim (27:11-14)

Hint 224

E & G

Front 225

Which mountain were the people to build an altar?

Back 225

Ebal (27:4)

Hint 225

E of the E & G

Front 226

What was the mountain from which the curses were shouted?

Back 226

Ebal (27:13)

Hint 226

E of the E & G

Front 227

Which people group built their primary place of worship on Mount Gerizim?

Back 227

The Samaritans

Hint 227

Think of the woman at the well

Front 228

Where do you find Jesus having a discussion about this topic and with whom?

Back 228

The woman at the well

(John 4:19-24)

Hint 228

John 4:19-24

Front 229

On what mountain did Moses die?

Back 229

Mt. Nebo

Hint 229

not Mt. Nemo

Front 230

How old was Moses when he died?

Back 230

120

(Deuteronomy 34:7)

Hint 230

A century and a fifth

Front 231

Outline the book of Joshua

Back 231

1-5 Crossing into theLand,

6-12 Taking the Land,

13-21Dividing the Land,

22-24Serving the Lord

Land in the Land

Hint 231

1,6,13,22

Front 232

Who is thought to be the traditional author of the book of Joshua?

Back 232

The author is unknown

Hint 232

Mysterious Pokemon Alphabet

Front 233

When, canonically speaking, was Joshua written (i.e. what is the setting of the book?)

Back 233

After the Exile*(?), recording the transition from Moses to Joshua as Israel’s new leader whoguides Israel to rest in the Promised Land

Hint 233

Moses' Successor

Front 234

Who was the prostitute who hid the spies in Jericho?

Back 234

Rahab

(Joshua 2:1,6)

Hint 234

Her name is in the Genealogy of Christ in Matthew 1

Front 235

Where is Rahab introduced?

Back 235

Joshua 2

Hint 235

J2

Front 236

Where is the following verse located in the book of Joshua:

The Lord said to Joshua, “Today I will begin to exalt you in the sight of all Israel, that they may know that, as I was with Moses, so I will be with you.”?

Back 236

Joshua 3:7

Hint 236

It shows that Joshua is the New Leader of Israel, appointed by God to replace Moses.

Front 237

Why is Joshua 3:7 important?

Back 237

It shows that Joshua is the New Leader of Israel, appointed by God to replace Moses.

Hint 237

Successor

Front 238

What river did Joshua lead Israel over in order to enter the Promised Land?

Back 238

The Jordan River

(Joshua 2:14)

Hint 238

Joshua 2:14

Front 239

What significant New Testament event also occurs at the Jordan River?

Back 239

Jesus’ baptism

(Matthew 3:13)

Hint 239

"...with whom I am well pleased."

Front 240

Why is it to know the OT/NT events at the Jordan?

Back 240

Important redemptive historical events occur at the Jordan River throughout the Scriptures

Hint 240

Redemptive History

Front 241

When Israel crossed over the Jordan and camped at Gilgal what were the first two things that they did?

Back 241

Circumcised the people and celebrated the Passover

(Joshua 5:2,10)

Hint 241

Joshua 5:2,10

Front 242

Why are the events of

Joshua 5:2,10 significant?

Back 242

It serves as a sign to Israel that God’s covenant is still in place

Hint 242

Covenant

Front 243

What specific commands did God give Israel regarding the battle they were to fight inthe Promised Land?

Back 243

They were to destroy every person

(Joshua 6:17, 21)

Hint 243

Joshua 6:17, 21

Front 244

What specific commands did God give Israel regarding the battle they were to fight inthe Promised Land?

Back 244

a. They were to destroy every person

(6:17, 21)

b. They were not to keep anything for themselves (6:18)

c. There were to destroy every creature with the edge of the sword (6:21)

d. All gold and silver was to go into the treasury of the Lord (6:19)

Hint 244

Joshua 6:17-19

Front 245

What was the battle lost by Israel?

Back 245

Battle of Ai

Hint 245

"love" in Japanese

Front 246

Where is the battle of Ai recorded?

Back 246

Joshua 7:4

Hint 246

Joshua

Front 247

Whose sin caused the Israelites to lose at Ai and what was that sin?

Back 247

Achan (7:20)

He had stolen goods from Jericho that had been devoted for destruction (7:21)

Hint 247

Joshua 7:20-21

Front 248

What were the two mountains on which the covenant was renewed after the secondbattle of Ai?

Back 248

Mt. Ebal and Mt. Gerizim

(Joshua 8:30-35)

Hint 248

The original two mountains

Front 249

On which mountain was the altar built the second time?

Back 249

Mt. Ebal

(Joshua 8:30)

Hint 249

The original mountain

Front 250

What people deceived Joshua and Israel into making a covenant with them?

Back 250

The Gibeonites

(Joshua 9:3)

Hint 250

Cutters of Wood

Front 251

How did the Gibeonites deceive Israelites?

Back 251

By saying they were far from them

(Joshua 9:22)

Hint 251

Distant Land

Front 252

What miraculous event happened at Gibeon that allowed Israel to keep fighting?

Back 252

The sun stood still

Hint 252

Joshua 10:13b

Front 253

After the battle at Gibeon, which half of Canaan was conquered next?

Joshua then ledthe armies to conquer the ________ half of Canaan.

Back 253

a. Southern (Joshua 10)

b. Northern (Joshua 11)

Hint 253

Joshua 10 & 11

Front 254

What was the inheritance given to Caleb?

Back 254

Hebron

Hint 254

Joshua 14:13

Front 255

What did Israel not do when it came to taking Canaan?

Back 255

They did not completely drive out the Canaanites

(Joshua 17:13)

Hint 255

Joshua 17:13

Front 256

Why did the tribes of Israel rise up to battle against Reuben, Gad and the half tribe ofManasseh?

Back 256

They built an altar by the Jordan (Joshua 22:10)

Hint 256

Joshua 22:10

Front 257

Where did Joshua gather the elders for his final address and covenant renewal?

Back 257

Shechem

(Joshua 24)

Hint 257

Joshua 24

Front 258

Where is this verse found?

And if it is evil in your eyes to serve the LORD, choose this day whom you will serve,whether the gods your fathers served in the region beyond the River, or the gods of theAmorites in whose land you dwell. But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.

Back 258

Joshua 24:15

Hint 258

NPHJarvis

Front 259

What are the major theological themes of the book of Joshua?

Back 259

a. land

b. leadership

c. the Book of the Law

d. the covenant

e. Holy (Horam) Warfare

f. judgment and mercy

g. divine sovereignty

h. human responsibility

i. promised rest

j. God’s faithfulness

Hint 259

There's a bunch

Front 260

Outline the Book of Judges

Back 260

1-3:6 The Roots of Israel’sApostasy

3:7-16 The Downward Spiral ofIsrael’s Apostasy

17-21The Depths of Israel’sApostasy

Hint 260

Apostasy 1, 3, 17

Front 261

Who is the traditional author of the book of Judges?

Back 261

Unknown

Hint 261

Same as Joshua

Front 262

What is the date/setting of the book of Judges?

Back 262

The period between Joshua’s death and the rise of Samuel and Saul

Hint 262

After J, before S^2

Front 263

What is the major overall theme of the book of Judges?

Back 263

The downward spiral of Israel’s national and spiritual life. This led to chaos within thenation and apostasy from God. This reveals Israel’s need for a godly king to lead thepeople.

Hint 263

Spiral of Shame

Front 264

In Judges 2 the angel of the Lord condemns Israel for not doing two things. What didIsrael fail to do?

Back 264

a. Not make covenants with the inhabitants of the land (2:2)

b. Break down their alters (2:3)

Hint 264

Judges 2:2-3

Front 265

What recurring phrase in Judges anticipates the rise of the Monarchy?

Back 265

“there was no king”

Hint 265

Judges 17:6

Judges 21:25

Front 266

Which judge was the brother of Caleb?

Back 266

Othniel

(Judges 3:9)

Hint 266

Judges 3:9

Front 267

How does the book of Judges describe Othniel?

Back 267

The Spirit of the LORD was upon him

(Judges 3:10)

Hint 267

Judges 3:10

Front 268

______a ____ was ________b________ handed. At that time thepeople of Israel were oppressed by ______c________ , king of_____d______ who was described as a very _____e_____ man.

Back 268

a. Ehud, 3:15

b. left, 3:15

c. Eglon, 3:14

d. Moab, 3:15

e. fat, 3:17

Hint 268

The left-handed Judge

Front 269

In Judges 4:4, Deborah is described as a ______a_____ . At that timeIsrael was cruelly oppressed by _____b______ and the commander of hisarmy _____c______ . Deborah sent for ______d______ and toldhim to gather the people at _____e______ . The battle took place at theriver _______f_________

Back 269

a. prophetess, 4:4

b. Jabin, 4:1

c. Sisera, 4:2

d. Barak, 4:6

e. Mt. Tabor, 4:6

f. Kishon, 4:7

Hint 269

Deborah and Barak

Front 270

The leader of the army was killed by ______a______ whodrove a ______b______ into his temple. So Sisera was killed by awoman as ______c______ prophesied around the time when Barak hadinsisted that Deborah _____d________

Back 270

a. Jael, the wife of Heber, 4:21

b. tent peg, 4:21

c. Deborah, 4:9

d. go up with him into battle, 4:8

Hint 270

Judges 4:8-21

Front 271

The judge who put out the fleece to prove God would be with him was _______a_______ . Gideon was given the name _______b_________ because he _________c_________

Back 271

a. Gideon, 6:37

b. Jerubaal, “Let Baal contend against him,” 6:32

c. tore down the altar of Baal, 6:30

Hint 271

Gideon vs. Baal

Front 272

Why did God reduce the number of men in Gideon’s army?

Back 272

“Lest Israel boast over me, saying, 'My own hand has saved me” (7:2)

Hint 272

Judges 7:2

Front 273

How did Gideon reduce the number of soldiers and how many were there?

Back 273

By the way they drink water. There were 300.

Hint 273

Judges 7:5-6

Front 274

Gideon commanded his army to attack at ______a______ . The soldiers were threethings, __________b____________

Back 274

a. night

b. a lamp, a trumpet and a jar, 7:16

Hint 274

Judges 7:16

Front 275

Gideon made an _____a______ of the gold taken in his battles. It become_______b________ for the family of Gideon.

Back 275

a. Ephod, 8:27

b. a snare, 8:27

Hint 275

Judges 8:27

Front 276

Gideon had ____a_____ and the son who attempted to establish himselfas king was _______b_______ . ______c______ plotted with him in order to secure his leadership. Abimelech ___d___ all but one of his brothers.

Back 276

a. 70 sons, 8:30

b. Abimelech, 8:31, 9:1-2

c. The men of Shechem, 9:1

d. killed, 9:5

Hint 276

Judges 8:30-9:5

Front 277

Who told the parable of the trees?

Back 277

Jotham the young son of Gideon

(Judges 9:7)

Hint 277

Judges 9:7

Front 278

Who was the parable of the trees about in Judges?

Back 278

It was about Jotham's brother Abimelech

(Judges 9:16)

Hint 278

Judges 9:16

Front 279

Where was the parable of the tress told?

Back 279

Mt. Gerizim

(Judges 9:7)

Hint 279

Samaritan worship mountain

Front 280

________a______ was the son of a _______b_______ who was ______c_____ by his father’s family. But because of theoppression of the _______d______ the elder of Gilead went andasked _____e________ to fight for them. He agreed if they would makehim their ___f_______

Back 280

a. Jephthah, 11:1

b. prostitute, 11:1

c. disinherited, 11:2

d. Ammonites, 11:4

e. Jephthah, 11:6

f. head, 11:9

Hint 280

Judges 11:1-9

Front 281

What did the king of Ammon give as the reason he fought against Israel?

Back 281

Israel took away his land

Hint 281

Judges 11:13

Front 282

What vow did Jephthah make to God if he won victory over the Ammonites?

Back 282

If God gave him victory over the Ammonites, Jephthah vowed to sacrifice to God what ever first walk through his door upon his return home

(Judges 11:30)

Hint 282

Judges 11:30

Front 283

What was the tragic result of Jephthah's vow?

Back 283

Jephthah was victorious. His daughter was first to walk through his door so he offered his daughter as a sacrifice to God.

(Judges 11:34)

Hint 283

Judges 11:34

Front 284

What test did the Gileadites give to those who wanted to cross the Jordan to see ifthey were Ephraimites?

Back 284

They made them pronounce Shibboleth

Hint 284

Judges 12:6

Front 285

The judge born to a barren woman was ______a_______ and theangel of the Lord told her that the child shall be a _______b_______

Back 285

a. Samson, 13:24

b. Nazirite, 13:5

Hint 285

Judges 13:5-24

Front 286

What riddle did Samson tell during his wedding feast to a Philistine woman?

Back 286

“Out of the eater came something to eat. Out of the strong came something sweet."

Hint 286

Judges 14:14

Front 287

To what did Samson's riddle refer?

Back 287

The carcass of a lion and honey

(Judges 14:8-9)

Hint 287

Judges 14:8-9

Front 288

What did the father of the bride do when Samson didn’t marry his daughter?

Back 288

He gave her to another man

Hint 288

Judges 15:2

Front 289

What did Samson do in response to the Philistine father giving his daughter to someone else?

Back 289

He set the Philistines’ grain on fire.

Hint 289

Judges 15:4-5

Front 290

What weapon did Samson use to defeat 1,000 Philistines?

Back 290

The fresh jawbone of a donkey

Hint 290

Judges 15:15-16

Front 291

What did Samson carry from Gaza to Hebron?

Back 291

The city gates

Hint 291

Judges 16:3

Front 292

What is the name of the woman who convinced Samson to tell him the secret of hisstrength to betray him?

Back 292

Delilah

Hint 292

Judges 16:6

Front 293

After Delilah ______a_______ his head, the Philistines ___b_________ his eyes and put him to work _____c____________

Back 293

a. shaved, 16:19

b. gouged, 16:21

c. grinding at the mill, 16:21

Hint 293

Judges 16:19-21

Front 294

How did Samson avenge the Lord?

Back 294

He brought down the temple of Dagon by pushing over the two main pillars.

Hint 294

Judges 16:29-30

Front 295

A Levite had a ________a___________ who had run off. When theLevite was returning home with her, the Levite would not stay in ____b______ because the people there were not Israelites but _____c______ . So they traveled on to ______d________ , of the tribeof _____e_______

Back 295

a. concubine, 19:1

b. Jebus [or Jerusalem], 19:10

c. Jebusites, 19:11

d. Gibeah, 19:12

e. Benjamin 19:14

Hint 295

Judges 19:1-14

Front 296

In Gibeah no one _____f_____ A fellow sojournertook them in, a man from the hill country of _______g_______. Thatevening men of the city surrounded the home and demanded the man send out the Levitethat _____h_____ . Instead Ephraim offered his_____i_____ and the Levite’s _____j_____

Back 296

f. received them into their home, 19:15

g. Ephriam, 19:18

h. that we may know him, 19:22

i. virgin daughter, 19:24

j. concubine, 19:24

Hint 296

Judges 19:15-24

Front 297

The Levite then ______l________ and ___m___ into 12 pieces. He then sent those twelve pieces throughout the territory of___n___ (Israel, 19:29)

Back 297

l. took a knife, 19:29

m. divided the concubine, 19:29

n. Israel, 19:29

Hint 297

Judges 19:29

Front 298

What is the significance of the event of the Levite and his concubine?

Back 298

Israel was as bad or worse then Sodom and Gomorra

Hint 298

Sodom and Gomorra

Front 299

Outline the Book of Ruth

Back 299

Chapter 1 - Naomi widowed,but Ruth stays

Chapter 2 - Ruth Meets Boaz

Chapter 3 - The Threshing Floor

Chapter 4 - Boaz redeems Ruth

Hint 299

4 Parts

4 Chapters

Front 300

Who is the traditional author of the book of Ruth?

Back 300

Unknown

Hint 300

not known

Front 301

What is the setting of the book of Ruth as revealed in the opening of the book?

Back 301

The time of the Judges (1:1)

Hint 301

Ruth 1

Front 302

What is the name of Naomi's husband who passes away in Moab?

Back 302

Elimelech

Hint 302

Ruth 1:2

Front 303

What does Bethlehem mean?

Back 303

House of Bread

Hint 303

Yakitate JaPAN

Front 304

What is the pre-Israelite name of the city of Bethlehem?

Back 304

Ephrathah

Hint 304

Elimelech and Naomi are described as Ephrathites in Ruth 1:2

Front 305

Naomi's relative through her husband was named ________.

Back 305

Boaz

Hint 305

Ruth 2:1

Front 306

What is the name of Ruth and Boaz's son and who was he?

Back 306

Obed, the father of Jesse, the father of David

Hint 306

Relative of King David

Front 307

Who was Samuel's mother?

Back 307

Hannah (1:20)

Hint 307

1 Samuel 1:20

Front 308

Who was Samuel's father?

Back 308

Elkanah (1:19)

Hint 308

1 Samuel 1:19

Front 309

In 1 Samuel, where did the people go each year to sacrifice to the Lord?

Back 309

Shiloh

Hint 309

1 Samuel 1:3

Front 310

What is Hannah's vow?

Back 310

If the Lord would give her a son, she would dedicate him to the Lord and let no razor touch his head.

(1:11)

Hint 310

1 Samuel 1:11

Front 311

Who was the priest who spoke to Hannah and told her that the Lord would grant her petition?

Back 311

Eli

(1:12-17)

Hint 311

1 Samuel 1:12-17

Front 312

Who were Eli's two sons?

Back 312

Hophni and Phinehas (1:3)

Hint 312

1 Samuel 1:3

Front 313

In what chapter is the call of Samuel found?

Back 313

1 Samuel 3

Hint 313

Third

Front 314

How did the Lord reveal himself to Samuel?

Back 314

By the word of the Lord (3:21)

Hint 314

1 Samuel 3:21

Front 315

In 1 Samuel 4, who defeats the Israelites?

Back 315

The Philistines (1:2)

Hint 315

1 Samuel 4:2

Front 316

What is the result of the Philistines defeat of Israel in 1 Samuel?

Back 316

The Philistines capture the Ark of the Covenant

Hint 316

1 Samuel 4:11

Front 317

What happened to Eli the priest when he learned the Ark of the Covenant had been captured?

Back 317

He fell backward, broke his neck and died (4:18)

Hint 317

1 Samuel 4:18

Front 318

How long did Eli judge over Israel?

Back 318

Forty years (4:18)

Hint 318

1 Samuel 4:18

Front 319

After the Hophni and Phinehas were killed in battle and the Ark of the Covenant was captured, the wife of Phinehas went in to labor. What did she name her child?

Back 319

Ichabod (4:21)

Hint 319

1 Samuel 4:21

Front 320

In what city did Samuel lead Israel in battle against the Philistines?

Back 320

Mizpah (7:7)

Hint 320

1 Samuel 7:7

Front 321

God gave Israel the victory and Samuel set up a stone which he named _____________

Back 321

Ebenezer (7:12)

Hint 321

I raise thy ________

hither by thy help I come

Means "the Lord helps us"

Front 322

What were the names of Samuel's sons who he made judges over Israel?

Back 322

Joel and Abijah (8:2)

Hint 322

1 Samuel 8:2

Front 323

When was Saul chosen as the first king of Israel?

Back 323

1 Samuel 9

Hint 323

1 Samuel 9

Front 324

Who was Saul's father?

Back 324

Kish (9:3)

Hint 324

1 Samuel 9:3

Front 325

Why did Saul go see Samuel?

Back 325

Why did Saul go see Samuel?

His father’s donkeys were lost and he was sent to find them (9:3, 6)

Hint 325

1 Samuel 9:3, 6

Front 326

Of which tribe was Saul descended?

Back 326

Benjamin (9:1)

Hint 326

1 Samuel 9:1

Front 327

What did Samuel say the people's desire for a king was?

Back 327

A rejection of God (10:19)

Hint 327

1 Samuel 10:19

Front 328

Why could Samuel not find Saul when he went to introduce him as King to Israel?

Back 328

He was hiding in the baggage (10:22)

Hint 328

1 Samuel 10:22

Front 329

In what chapter of 1 Samuel does Eli anoint Saul as king of Israel?

Back 329

1 Samuel 10:1

Hint 329

10:1

Front 330

What distinguished Saul from the rest of the people?

Back 330

“He was taller than any of the people from his shoulders upward.” (10:23)

Hint 330

1 Samuel 10:23

Front 331

Who were the first enemies Saul defeat as king?

Back 331

The Ammonites (11:11)

Hint 331

1 Samuel 11:11

Front 332

Why was Saul defeat of the Ammonites important?

Back 332

It made Saul the de facto king of Israel

Hint 332

de facto

Front 333

Where was Saul officially made king over Israel?

Back 333

Gilgal (11:15)

Hint 333

1 Samuel 11:15

Front 334

In what chapter in chapter in 1 Samuel does Samuel give his farewell address?

Back 334

1 Samuel 12

Hint 334

same as the number of tribes

Front 335

What transaction officially takes place with the farewell address of Samuel in 1 Samuel 12?

Back 335

Israel is now ruled by a king instead of judges

Hint 335

no more judges

Front 336

Why did Saul sin in disobedience against the Lord?

Back 336

He feared the people and obeyed their voice (15:24)

Hint 336

1 Samuel 15:24

Front 337

What was the result of Saul's disobedience and how was it symbolized?

Back 337

The kingdom was "torn" away from Saul

The tearing of Samuel's robe (15:27-28)

Hint 337

1 Samuel 15:27-28

Front 338

From where was the giant champion of the Philistines, Goliath?

Back 338

Gath (17:4)

Hint 338

1 Samuel 17:4

Front 339

How tall was Goliath?

Back 339

Six cubits and a span (17:4)

Hint 339

1 Samuel 17:4

Front 340

What caused Saul to be jealous of David in 1 Samuel 18?

Back 340

The women's singing

Hint 340

1 Samuel 18:18

Front 341

Who did David marry in 1 Samuel 18?

Back 341

Michal, the daughter of Saul (18:17)

Hint 341

1 Samuel 18:17

Front 342

Where did David end up fleeing from Saul?

Back 342

Nob (21:1)

Hint 342

1 Samuel 21:7

Front 343

Who was the priest in the town of Nob in 1 Samuel 21?

Back 343

Ahimelech (21:1)

Hint 343

1 Samuel 21:1

Front 344

What did Ahimelech give to David?

Back 344

The Holy Bread/Bread of the Presence (21:6)

Hint 344

1 Samuel 21:6

Front 345

What was the name of the cave where David hid from Saul in 1 Samuel 24?

Back 345

Engedi (24:3)

Hint 345

1 Samuel 24

Front 346

Which chapter records the death of Samuel?

Back 346

1 Samuel 25

Hint 346

25

Front 347

In 1 Samuel 25, who does David send men to greet as he is sheering his sheep?

Back 347

Nabal (25:4-5)

Hint 347

1 Samuel 25:4-5

Front 348

Who does David marry in 1 Samuel 25?

Back 348

Abigail, the widow of Nabal (25:39)

Hint 348

1 Samuel 25:39

Front 349

In order to find protection from Saul, who does David go to in the land of the Philistines?

Back 349

Achish, king of Gath (27:3)

Hint 349

1 Samuel 27:3

Front 350

What does Achish give to David for his services?

Back 350

The king gave David the town of Ziklag (27:6)

Hint 350

1 Samuel 27:6

Front 351

When the Philistines went up to war with Israel in 1 Samuel 28, why was Saul afraid?

Back 351

He had no word from the Lord

Hint 351

1 Samuel 28

Front 352

To whom did Saul go in 1 Samuel 28?

Back 352

The medium of En-dor (28:7)

Hint 352

1 Samuel 28:7

Front 353

In the battle of with the Philistines at Mount Gilboa in 1 Samuel 31, what happened?

Back 353

Saul was wounded by the archers and instead of being captured, he fell on his own sword. His three sons also died.

Hint 353

1 Samuel 31:1-4

Front 354

When is the canonical setting of 1 Samuel?

Back 354

Transition from the judges to a king

Hint 354

transition

Front 355

Skipping to weak knowledge areas: Psalms, Wisdom Literature, Prophets)

Back 355

Resume in 2 Samuel pg. 52 of Study Guide after EBS Exam

Hint 355

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