Bible Basics
Cities of Refuge
Justice and Mercy
Jesus connection
Life Application
100

This book of the Bible records Israel entering and settling the Promised Land.

What is the book of Joshua

100

These cities were established to protect people who caused accidental death.

What are the Cities of Refuge

100

The Cities of Refuge balanced punishment with this important quality.

What is mercy

100

Jesus is described as our ultimate place of this.

What is refuge

100

God offers forgiveness and safety when we do this instead of hiding.

What is come to Him

200

Joshua succeeded this leader of Israel.

Who is Moses


200

There were this many Cities of Refuge in Israel.

What is six

200

They ensured trials were fair and prevented this form of revenge killing.

What is blood vengeance

200

The lesson compares fleeing to a City of Refuge with this Christian experience.

What is repentance

200

The lesson teaches we should be this kind of refuge for others.

What is loving / compassionate / supportive

300

The land was divided among the tribes after this major military victory.

What is the fall of Jericho

300

The accused had to remain in the city until this event happened.

What is the death of the high priest

300

God’s laws show that intentions matter, especially between accidental and this type of killing.

What is intentional murder

300

Hebrews describes believers as those who “flee for refuge” to hold onto this.

What is hope

300

“A Place of Refuge” reminds us that God is always willing to provide this when we fail.

What is grace

400

God told Joshua to be strong and courageous this many times in Joshua 1.

What is three

400

This group of people were responsible for maintaining the Cities of Refuge.

Who are the Levites

400

The accused was required to stand before this group for a fair decision.

What is the congregation (or elders/judges)

400

The death of the high priest pointing to freedom symbolizes the death of this person.

Who is Jesus Christ

400

Believers are called to point people toward safety rather than acting as this.

What is a judge

500

How did the geographical distribution of the Cities of Refuge reflect God’s concern for equal access?

What is they were spread across Israel so no tribe was disadvantaged.

500

Why was the avenger of blood not condemned outright in the law?

what is because grief-driven justice needed regulation, not denial.

500

In what way does remaining inside the City of Refuge parallel the believer’s experience in Christ?

What is safety is found only by abiding in Him, not by partial obedience.

500

A true place of refuge should feel safe, welcoming, and free from this.

What is condemnation

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