WILDERNESS WANDERING
What did the Israelites complain about wanting to eat instead of manna?
Meat
Numbers 11:4–6
Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery, but what did Joseph eventually tell them about what happened?
"You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good."
Genesis 50:20
WHO AM I?
I had a coat my brothers hated. I was sold into slavery. I interpreted dreams. Eventually, I became a powerful ruler in Egypt.
Joseph
How many spies were sent into Canaan to explore the land?
Twelve
Numbers 13:1–2
Ten of the twelve spies brought back a negative report about Canaan. What two spies trusted that God would give Israel the land?
Joshua and Caleb
Numbers 13:30; 14:6–9
WHO AM I?
I was hidden in a basket as a baby, grew up in Pharaoh's household, saw a burning bush, and led Israel out of Egypt.
Which two spies believed Israel could take the land because God was with them?
Joshua and Caleb
Numbers 14:6–9
What was the final plague God sent upon Egypt before Pharaoh finally allowed Israel to leave?
The death of the firstborn
Exodus 11–12
Which happened first:
A. The Ten Commandments
B. The crossing of the Red Sea
B — The Red Sea
Exodus 14, then Exodus 20
What happened to the Israelites because they refused to trust God and enter the land?
They were sentenced to wander in the wilderness, and that generation would not enter the Promised Land.
Numbers 14:26–35
WHO SAID IT?
"Am I my brother's keeper?"
Cain
Genesis 4:9
Which happened first:
A. Joseph became ruler in Egypt
B. Moses was born
A — Joseph became ruler in Egypt
Genesis 41; Exodus 2
Why was Moses told that he would not enter the Promised Land?
He disobeyed God's command at Meribah by striking the rock instead of honoring God and speaking to it as commanded.
Numbers 20:7–12
WHO SAID IT?
Who said, "Here am I" when God called him from the burning bush?
Moses
Exodus 3:4
Why didn't the Israelites enter Canaan immediately after leaving Egypt?
They repeatedly rebelled and, most significantly in Numbers 13–14, refused to trust God and enter the land after hearing the spies' report.
Numbers 14:1–35