Deuteronomy
What did Moses tell the Israelites would bring blessing in the land?
Obeying God’s commands.
Who became Israel’s new leader after Moses died?
Joshua.
What kept happening again and again during the time of the Judges (cycle)?
Israel sinned, was punished, cried out, and God rescued them.
During what time did the story of Ruth happen (name of a previous book of bible)?
The time of the Judges.
What did Moses warn the Israelites not to make when they entered the Promised Land?
Idols or images to represent God.
How did Rahab show her faith in God?
She hid the Israelite spies and trusted God to save her.
Why did Israel keep turning away from God after Joshua’s generation died?
They forgot what God had done and started worshiping the idols of the Canaanites.
What did Naomi want people to call her when she returned to Bethlehem and why?
Mara, because she felt bitter about her life.
According to Deuteronomy 6, how are God’s people supposed to love Him (3 ways)?
With all their heart, soul, and strength.
What miracle did God do so Israel could cross the Jordan River?
He stopped the river so they could walk across on dry ground.
What lesson does Gideon’s small army teach us about God?
God doesn’t need many people to win — His power is enough.
How did Boaz show kindness and godliness toward Ruth?
He protected her, provided food, and offered to redeem her family line.
What were the results Moses said would come from disobeying God?
Curses, trouble, and loss of God’s protection.
What caused Israel to lose their first battle at Ai?
Achan took things God said to destroy, bringing sin on the camp.
How did Samson misuse God’s gift of strength?
He used it for his own desires instead of God’s purposes.
What “coincidence” showed God’s plan at work in Ruth’s life?
Ruth just “happened” to gather grain in Boaz’s field.
How does Jesus make it possible for us to enjoy God’s blessings even though we don’t obey perfectly?
Jesus obeyed perfectly and took the punishment for our disobedience so we could be blessed through Him.
How does the story of Jericho show both God’s judgment and mercy?
He destroyed Jericho because of sin but saved Rahab and her family because of her faith.
How was Jesus a better deliverer than Samson, when Sampson had a temporary victory?
Samson’s death brought temporary victory; Jesus’ death brought eternal victory over sin and death.
Why is Ruth’s story important to the bigger story of the Bible?
Her son became part of the family line that led to Jesus, showing God’s plan to send a Redeemer.