Joshua/Judges
Rise of the Kingdom
Fall of the Kingdom
After the Exile
Miscellaneous
100

This man succeeded Moses as the leader of the Israelites.

Joshua

100
The young David defeats this giant of man with a simple sling and a stone

Goliath

100

This leader of the Persian Empire freed the Israelites from captivity and allowed them to return to Jerusalem.

King Cyrus

100

The Persian Empire was defeated by this man, who led an army from Greece.

Alexander the Great

100

Jesus is born in a manger in this little town, the same town where David was from.

Bethlehem

200

The Israelites crossed this body of water to enter the promised land.

The Jordan River

200

Saul and David--the first two Israelite kings--are anointed by this prophet.

Samuel

200

The Southern Kingdom of Judah is conquered by this enemy nation, who takes them into exile.

The Babylonians

200
After the return from exile, Nehemiah led the people of Jerusalem in rebuilding this essential part of the city's defenses.

The walls (of Jerusalem)

200

This term refers to understanding all of human history as part of God's plan to save humanity. 

Salvation History

300

The Israelites conquered this city--known for its immense walls--by walking around it for 7 days then shouting at the top of their lungs.

Jericho

300

King Solomon uses his vast wealth and resources to create this magnificent building in Jerusalem.

The Temple

300

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The Northern Kingdom was conquered by this enemy nation.

The Assyrians

300

The process of Hellenization spread Greek culture all over the world. Which important city became the home of a community of Greek-speaking Jewish people?

Alexandria, Egypt

300

The Ark of the Covenant--which contains the Law, the Manna bread from heaven, and the staff of Aaron--is a type of which person in the New Testament?

Mary, the mother of Jesus

400

This woman was the only female judge of Israel during the time of the judges.

Deborah

400

King David falls from grace by committing adultery with this woman, the wife of Uriah the Hittite.

Bathsheba

400

This man was the leader of the Babylonian Empire, who conquered the Southern Kingdom of Judah.

Nebuchadnezzar
400

After returning from exile, this priest re-taught the Israelites how to properly worship the Lord and follow His laws. 

Ezra

400

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This term refers to the 7 additional Old Testament books that are found in a Catholic bible.

Deuterocanonical

500

The Philistine woman Delilah tricks Samson into revealing the source of his strength, and she does this action to remove his strength.

Cuts his hair

500

King David dances with joy when transporting this item to Jerusalem.

The Ark of the Covenant

500
The Kingdom of Israel splits into two kingdoms during the reign of this king, the son of Solomon.

Rehoboam

500

The story of the Jewish revolt against Antiochus IV Epiphanes--who sacrificed a pig in the Temple of Jerusalem--is told in which books of the Old Testament?

1 and 2 Maccabees

500

Samson the Judge was a Nazirite, someone who took a vow to abstain from unclean foods and alcohol and never shaved their hair. Which important person from the New Testament was probably also a Nazirite?

John the Baptist

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