Old Testament (last test)

God tested Gideon's faith by commanding Gideon to tear down the altar of Baal and to offer a sacrifice with the wood of the grove.

True

If the next of kin did not become the redeemer of a dead man's property and husband of his widow, he had to publicly release his claim.

True

Judah's real problem was not the enemy with the chariots of iron.

True

On their way to conquer Laish, the Danites robbed Micah of his idols.

True

The Danites selected Laish for conquest and settlement because they found Laish an inviting, secluded place that would be easily conquered.

True

The judge whom God used to deliver Israel from their first servitude was Othniel, relative of Caleb.

True

The special task of the shophetim was to deliver and to govern

True

The judge whom God used to deliver the penitent Israelites from Canaanite oppression was also a prophetess.

True; it was Deborah

In blessing and prosperity, the people of Israel returned to:

apostasy

Judges is the second of ______ books of______ in the Old Testament.

12; History

The introduction of the book of Judges, which includes both background and a preview, is found in Judges:

1:1-3:4

he book of Judges records the history of Israel from immediately following the death of Joshua through approximately______centuries.

3

For failure to join in the war against Benjamin, all the people of Jabesh-Gilead were slain except ________ virgins that were given to the men of Benjamin for wives.

400

All of the tribe of Benjamin was destroyed by Israel except _____ men.

600

A judge who had forty sons and thirty grandsons that all rode on donkey colts, and who was buried at Pirathon in Ephraim:

Abdon

Faithlessness and disobedience were the forerunners of _____ and _____.

Apostasy and Servitude

The recurring experience of Israel from Joshua to Samuel was:

Apostasy, servitude, repentance, deliverance

The fact that Micah "called" the Levite to serve as priest of his idols and the fact that the Levite accepted the "call" of Micah to serve as his priest reveals the_________ condition of these men.

Apostate

When Israel wept, fasted, and offered burnt offerings and peace offerings before the Lord, victory was granted them by the Lord over the tribe of _____.

Benjamin

Ruth was led by the Lord to the fields of ______ , a near kinsman of _______.

Boaz; Elimelech

The book of Judges tells of the interaction of Israel with the remaining _____.

Canaanites

A crime committed against the______ of a _______ resulted in her death in Gibeah.

Concubine; Levite

The book of Ruth supplies an important genealogy of _____ and _____.

David and Christ

Jephath

Delivered Israel from Ammonites

Deborah

Delivered Israel from Canaanites

Gideon

Delivered Israel from Midianites

Ehud

Delivered Israel from Moabites

Samson

Delivered Israel from Philistines after 40 years

Shamgar

Delivered Israel from Phillistines

Othniel

Delivered Israel from the Mesopotamians

A judge during peaceful times in Israel who judged Israel for ten years, died, and was buried in Zebulun was named:

Elon

The two narratives in Judges, Chapters 17-21, serve to illustrate the terrible consequences of evil that result when what happens?

Every man does what is right in his own eyes.

Judges 17-21

Examples of moral decay

Judah's real problem was their lack of ________ God and ___________ His command.

Faith; obedience to

God commanded Israel to take possession of Canaan and to tax the Canaanites.

False

In blessing and prosperity, Israel turned to the Lord.

False

Israel's judges were chosen by the various tribes.

False

Naomi's suggestion that she seek "rest" for Ruth meant that she didn't want Ruth to glean grain from the fields anymore.

False

The Danites sent a spying mission north because they were searching for a new priest.

False

The land dispute between Jephthah and the king of the Ammonites ended in peaceful negotiations.

False

When the Danites set up their system of worship in the city of Dan, they established Micah as their priest.

False

Obed, son of Ruth and Boaz and grandson of Rahab, was the father of David, the king.

False; grandfather

The city of the palm trees was Gilgal.

False; it was Jericho

Samson slew six hundred Philistines with an ox goad.

False; with two massive pillars

God informed Israel that, because of their disobedience_____________.

He would not drive the Canaanites out of Israel; the Canaanites would become thorns in Israel's sides; the Canaanites' gods would be a snare to Israel

Judges 2:6-3:4 previews the recurring pattern of the _____ covered in the book.

Historical Period

Judges 3:5-16:31

History of Judges

The judge from Bethlehem who gave his thirty daughters to husbands outside his tribe and brought into his tribe thirty daughters-in-law for his sons was:

Ibzan

Judges 1:1-3:4 provides a(n)____________ to the book.

Introduction

Judges presents the earliest history of _____ in possession of the land of Canaan.

Israel

God commanded the__________ to possess the land He gave them and to drive out the ___________ completely.

Israelites; Canaanites

The seventh judge of Israel was from Gilead, east of the Jordan; he had thirty sons that rode on thirty donkey colts--a sign of royalty; his name was:

Jair

Name twelve historical books of the bible.

Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther

The interaction of Israel with the remaining Canaanites forms the background of the book of_______ and the history recorded in its pages.

Judges

Judges presents the ______ history of Israel in possession of the land.

Later

Opportunity for the poor of the land to glean in the fields of the more fortunate was provided by _____.

Law of Moses

In both narratives of Judges, Chapters 17-21, a _____was involved.

Levite

Judah drove out the inhabitants of the highlands, but failed to drive out the inhabitants of the ___________ because they had ______ of iron.

Lowlands; chariots

In response to the crime at Gibeah, the tribes of Israel gathered in unity and indignation at______ .

Mizpah

Seeking security in the country of _____, Naomi had instead found suffering.

Moab

God punished Israel's unbelief, disobedience, and idolatry by sending foreign _____

Oppressors

Naomi urged her two daughters-in-law to remain with their people in Moab. _________ decided to remain in Moab, but ______determined to return with Naomi to Canaan.

Orpah; Ruth

In the event that a man died without a son, a _____, a brother or next of kin, redeemed the dead man's property and married his widow.

Redeemer

The children of Israel _______ during times of oppression and servitude.

Repented

The shophetim were used by God to __________ her oppressors and to ________ them under God's authority and covenant.

Rescue Israel from; rule

The Hebrew word for judges is _____.

Shophetim

Naomi's _____ and _____ died.

Son and Husband

The decisions of Naomi's Moabite daughters-in-law concerning where to live would impact them _____.

Spiritually

Ruth 1-4

Story of Ruth

Instead of driving out the Canaanites, Israel put them under ____________ .

Taxation

What incident on the way to conquer Laish revealed the spiritual decay of the Danites?

They robbed the sanctuary of Micah and persuaded the Levite to join their expedition.

What did the recurring statement, "there was no king in Israel," really mean?

This recurring statement, "there was no king in Israel," really meant that they no longer believed in God and no longer had God with them to fight.

God informed Israel that because of their disobedience, He would not drive the Canaanites out of the land; they would be a _________ to Israel and their gods would be _____________ to Israel.

Thorn; a snare

Select the principal functions of a judge.

To serve as a military leader during war for freedom and to govern during the following period of freedom

The sixth judge of Israel was from the tribe of Issachar; he judged Israel twenty-three years; his name was:

Tola