Lifepac Grade 10 Unit 4 Bible

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Write the 3 major divisions of Joshua in order and give the scripture references

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Conquest of the land, 1-12; division of the land, 13-22; farewell and death of Joshua, 23-24

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The book of Joshua is the 1st of 12 books of

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History

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A collection of Jewish writings of the Christian Era that identifies Joshua as the author of the book nearing his name is called the

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Talmud

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The book of Joshua records the consumption of the ____ of Israel; _______ the land

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Redemption, into

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The armies of Canaan were strong; they were experienced in _____ and well ____

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War and equipped

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The Canaanites had chariots of ____ and fortified ____

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Iron and cities

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The kings of Canaan often joined in _____ against ____

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Alliances against a common enemy

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The final preparation of Joshua and Israel to conquer Canaan included 4 significant events:

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Change to Joshua, the reconnaissance of Jericho, crossing of Jordan, and a spiritual renewal at gilgal

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God's charge to Joshua included 3 commands:

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Cross the Jordan, conquer the land, and divide the inheritance

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What was God's exhortation to Joshua in 1:8?

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That prosperity and success were dependent upon the careful meditation in and obedience to His Book of the Law

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In Joshua 1:9,what encouragement did God give Joshua?

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He encouraged Joshua to be strong, courageous, and fearless because He was with him at all times

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The 2 and 1-1/2 tribes of Israel to whom Moses had given land on the east side of the Jordan and whom Joshua enlisted for the conquest of Canaan were the _____, _____, and the half tribe of

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Reubenites, gadites, and Manasseh

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Joshua sent 2 men on a ____ mission to jericho

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Reconnaissance

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The mission of the 2 spies sent to Jericho had both ____ and ____ significance

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Military and spiritual

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By faith, Rahab was spared destruction by Israel, granted justification by Jehovah, and included in the lineage of both _____ and ____

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David and Christ

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As memorial of Israel's experience at Jordan and in response to God's command, Joshua removed 12 stones from the midst of the Jordan and placed them at

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Gilgal

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Identify 4 results of the miraculous crossing of the Jordan

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Established Joshua among the people as Moses' successor (4:14), assured Israel of God's presence with them (4:19-23), brought Israel Into the final stage of their redemptive experience: into the promised land (Deuteronomy 6:23), and terrified the people of Canaan (4:24-5:1)

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At Gilgal,Israel celebrated their deliverance from Egypt to Canaan by keeping the

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Passover

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The reproach of Egypt was "rolled away" by the rite of _____, an act of _____ and a sign of the ____

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Circumcision, obedience, and covenant

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After Israel observed the Passover and partook of the fruit of the land, their ______ ceased

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Manna

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The Lord appeared to Joshua as ____ of the hosts of the ____

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Captain of the hosts of the Lord

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The sword in hand and the title used by The Lord suggested the source of Israel's ____ in canaan

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Victory

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Give 2 reasons for Israel's holy war in Canaan

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Conquer the land God gave them and destroy the wicked Canaanites that God hated

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The campaign for central Canaan involved both ____ and ____

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Jericho and Ai

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The inky valid reason for following the peculiar strategy God gave Israel for Jericho was ____ in God and ____ to His Word.

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Faith and obedience

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What were 2 likely results of the strange marches around Jericho by Israel those 7 days?

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Increased fear in the hearts of the inhabitants and increased faith in the hearts of the Israelites

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During their marches around Jericho, Israel probably had impressed upon them the utter hopelessness of their offensive apart from the intervention of Jehovah because of their observation of the ____ of jericho

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Walls

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Israel was instructed of The Lord by Joshua to destroy everyone in Jericho except ________ and everything except ______, which were to be brought into ______.

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Rahab and her family; silver, gold, brass, and iron; the Lord's treasury

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Israel was defeated at ____ because of ___ in the camp

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Ai because of sin

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The Israelite whose sin had led to Israel's defeat at Ai aas

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Achan

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God turned Israel's defeat into victory when

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They were judged

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God would establish Israel in Canaan as a ____ nation

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Holy

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After their triumph at Ai, Israel journeyed to mount ____, and mount ____ to fulfill a commandment of The Lord by ___

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Ebal, Gerizim, and Moses

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In the heart of the land upon the conclusion of their central campaign, Israel publicly acknowledged their _____ and ____

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God and His Word

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Israel was deceived into entering a league with enemies God had condemned to destruction; those enemies were the _____ or ____ mentioned in Deuteronomy 7:1

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Gibeonites or Hivites

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In addition to violating a command of the Lord, Israel also failed to _________ in the matter of the league with the Gibeonites.

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Seek His council

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To effect defeat of the 5 Amorites kings, The Lord sent _____ upon the enemies and caused ______ to be prolonged, giving Israel additional ____ to slay their enemies

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Hailstones, the length of the day, time

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Perhaps the greatest alliance in Canaan against Israel was brought together in the. ____ by ____, king of ____

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North, Jabin, and Hazor

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In the northern campaign, the enemies of Israel were delivered by ____ to Israel for complete ____

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God and destruction

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As a memorial of Israel's experience at Jordan and in response to God's command, Joshua had 12 stones removed from the midst of the river and placed ar

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Gilgal

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The reason for Israel's defeat at Ai was

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Spiritual

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Rahab was included in the lineage of ___ and ___

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David and Jesus

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The. 1st book of the 12 books of history is

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Joshua

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Talmud

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Identified authorship

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Removed the. "Reproach of Egypt"

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Circumcision

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Records the consummation of Israel's redemption

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Joshua (the book )

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Celebrated Israel's deliverance from. Egypt to canaan

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Passover

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The distribution of the land east of the Jordan had been made by

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Moses

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The tribes whose inheritances lay east of Jordan were ______, ____, and

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Reuben, Gad and the half tribe of Manasseh

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The tribe receiving no land as an inheritance was

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Levi

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According to Numbers 26:52-56, The Lord commanded that the land of Canaan was to be divided among the Israelites by

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lot

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The 1st distribution of land was made at. _____ to Judah, Ephraim, and the half tribe of Manasseh

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Gilgal

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Distribution of land to the remaining seven tribes was made at ___, where the ___ was set up

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Shiloh and Tabernacle

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The location of the inheritance was determined by ____, but the size of the inheritance was determined by _____

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lot and the size of the tribe

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Hebron-where Abraham had lived, worshiped, and was buried- became _____ inheritance

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Caleb's

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The person who received his inheritance last was

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Joshua

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Identify the 7 tribes that received their allotments at Shiloh

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Benjamin, Asher, Naphtali, Issachar, Zebulun, Simeon, and Dan

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Shiloh was located in the _____ of Canaan

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Center

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Commandment from The Lord concerning cities of refuge was given first to

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Moses

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The purpose of the cities of refuge was to provide refuge for

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People who had killed someone unintentionally

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The 3 cities of refuge on the west side of Jordan wwre

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Kadesh, Shechem, and Hebron

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The 3 cities of refuge on the east side of Jordan weee

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Bezer, Ramoth and Golan

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By Moses in Moab, The Lord commanded Israel to provide the Levites by lot _____ cities

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48

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The cities of the Levites also included the 6 cities of ____

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Refuge

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When they were not working at the Tabernacle in Shiloh, the priests lived in the ______ with their families

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6 cities of refuge

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With the cities, the Levites were provided _____, or ______ for their flocks and herds

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Suburbs and pastures

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Cities were provided the Levites by each of the ___ by ___

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12 tribes by lot

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In his farewell message to the trans-jordanic tribes, Joshua gave them 5 commands from the charge of Moses:

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Love The Lord, Walk in His ways, keep His commandments, cleave unto Him, serve Him with all their heart and soul

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On their return home, the trans-jordanic tribes built a great _____ at the Jordan river

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Altar

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Israel sent a delegation to the trans-jordanic tribes to demand an ____ about the ___

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Explanation and altar

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The delegation sent from. Shiloh to Gilead consisted of _____ the priest and ____ princes of israel

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Phinehas and 10

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Perceiving that the frank reply of their kinsmen was truth from a good conscience, the delegation to Gilead returned to Shiloh with _____ that was ____

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A good report that was well received

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The trans-jordanic tribes named the great altar "_________________."

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It is a witness between us that Jehovah is God

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Inheritance was divuded

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Manasseh

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No inheritance was recieved

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Levites

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Inheritance was received first. (Person )

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Caleb

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Inheritance lay west of the jordan

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Ephraim

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Tabernacle set up

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Shiloh

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Inheritance was received last. (Person )

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Joshua

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Inheritance lay east of the Jordan

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Reuben

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Inheritances were distributed first here

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Gilgal

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To celebrate Israel's deliverance from Egypt into Canaan, the Passover was observed at ____

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Gilgal

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Joshua sent 2 men on a spying mission ro

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Jericho

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As a memorial to Israel's experience at Jordan and in response to God's command, Joshua had. _____ removed from the midst of the river Jordna and placed at ___

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Stones and Gilgal

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Bezel was a city of refuge on the ____ side of Jordan

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East

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Joshua reminded Israel that God had given them all the. "_____________", He had promised

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Good things

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Joshua warned Israel that for transgressing the covenant, God would bring upon them "_________."

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Evil things

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Covenant obedience would result in blessing and full _____ of the land

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Possession

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Transgression of the covenant would bring judgement and _____ from the land

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Expulsion

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Joshua 's charge to Israel was "to ____ and to _____ all that is written in the book of the Law of Moses."

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Keep and to do

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Joshua called all Israel tug ether at Shechem and

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Renewed with them the covenant

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Identify 3 events in Israel 's history that had occurred at Shechem

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The Lord has appeared to Abraham and promised the land of Canaan to his seed (Genesis 12:6-7); Jacob had erected an altar calling it Elelohe-Israel, the Mighty God of Israel (Genesis 33:18-20); and at Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim near Shechem after their central campaign victories and in obedience to Moses' command (Deuteronomy 27:4-8), Israel and Joshua gathered (Joshua 8:30-35) to build an altar, offer sacrifices, write the Law of Moses upon plastered stones, and hear Joshua read the Law

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Jacob built an altar at Shechem and called it

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El-elohe-Israel

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El-elohe-Israel means

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the mighty God of Israel

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The _______ identified Joshua as the author of the book bearing his name

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Talmud

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city of refuge east of the Jordan

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Ramoth

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authorship identified

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Talmud

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Joseph was buried there

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Shechem

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Joshua was buried there

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Timnathserah

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In Joshua's farewell address to Israel, he assured them that God's judgement for ___________ was just as certain as His blessing for ________

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disobedience and obedience

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The purpose of the book of Joshua was to record the consummation of the ______ of ______

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redemption of Israel