Wilderness & Deliverance
Name That Oppressor!
The Deliverers & Leaders
Geography & Nations
The Cycle & Theology
100

This man led Israel out of Egypt.

Who is Moses?

100

This nation brought the very first period of oppression upon Israel.

Who were the Mesopotamians?

100

 He was the direct successor of Moses who led Israel across the Jordan into Canaan.  

Who is Joshua?

100

The Promised Land that Israel was commanded by God to enter, conquer, and possess.

What is Canaan?

100

This core 3-word principle completes the statement: "Disobedience brings ____________".

What is judgment?

200

God provided these two foods for the Israelites in the wilderness.

What are manna and quail?

200

This group of oppressors was known as the "Sea People" and possessed advanced iron-working technology.

Who are the Philistines?

200

According to Judges 21:25, this phrase describes the spiritual and moral state of Israel during the period of the judges.

What is "There was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes"?

200

The territory of this oppressing nation was situated between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

What is Mesopotamia?

200

 Despite the bravery of the human deliverers, this Person is the true, ultimate Hero of the book of Judges

Who is God (or the LORD)?

300

The Israelites were forced to wander in the wilderness for forty years because of this.

Disobedience and failure to trust God and possess the land He gave them.

300

These nomadic invaders specifically timed their attacks on Israel to strike only at harvest time.  

Who are the Midianites?  

300

She is the female judge who called Barak to lead Israel’s army into battle.

Who is Deborah?

300

This enemy nation occupied the land directly on the eastern shore of the Dead Sea.

Who are the Moabites?

300

God mercifully provided these leaders to save Israel out of the hands of those who plundered them. (Joshua 2:16)

Who are the judges (or deliverers)?

400

Because he was speaking rashly and striking the rock instead of speaking to it, this happened to Moses.

 Why was Moses forbidden from entering the Promised Land with Israel?

400

These two enemy nations were founded by the descendants of Lot.  

Who are the Moabites and Ammonites?

400

According to your unit timeline, this is the approximate B.C. date when Joshua entered Canaan.

What is 1406 B.C.?

400

This group living in the Promised Land lacked a single central kingdom and instead operated as independent city-states.

Who are the Canaanites?

400

Judges follows a specific four-stage cycle: Sin, Servitude, Supplication, and this final stage.  

What is Salvation?

500

The form of government God intended for Israel where He alone ruled as their King. 

What is a theocracy?

500

 This nation had to defeat both Moab and Midian before launching its attack against Israel.  

Who are the Ammonites?

500

This minor judge saved Israel by killing 600 Philistines with an oxgoad.  

Who is Shamgar?

500

Deuteronomy 7:2 gives four explicit commands regarding the Canaanites: smite them, make no covenant with them, show no mercy, and this final action.

 What is utterly destroy them?

500

The period of the judges is marked by division, weakness, and total absence of this kind of  leadership.

What is having no king?

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