Character
Who is the leader of Israel in the Book of Numbers?
Moses
What kind of animal speaks in the Book of Numbers?
Donkey
What is the number of the tribes of Israel?
12 tribes
What is the name of the land the Israelites were heading toward?
Canaan
What was the duty of the family of Aaron?
Priest
Who were the two of the twelve spies who said that Canaan could be conquered?
Joshua / Caleb
What was the serpent made of to heal the Israelites who were bitten by fiery serpents?
Bronze
How many months did God provide quail for the Israelites?
1 month
In which wilderness was the first census of Israel conducted?
Wilderness of Sinai
What instrument was used to assemble the Israelites?
Trumpet
Who was the son of Aaron who succeeded him as high priest?
Eleazar
What kind of fruit did Aaron's budded staff produce?
Almonds
How many years did God command the Israelites to wander in the wilderness as a punishment?
40 years
What is the name of the mountain where Aaron died?
Mount Hor
What duty did the tribe of Levi perform?
The tabernacle
Who was the king of Moab who tried to curse the Israelites, and whom did he summon to do it?
Balak / Balaam
What fruits were brought back by the spies who went to explore the land of Canaan? (3 answers)
Grapes, Pomegranates, Figs
Before sending the quail, how many elders did God tell Moses to gather?
70 elders
At what place did God send fire upon the camp of the Israelites? (This place means "burning")
Taberah
What do you call a person who sets themselves apart and makes a vow to the Lord?
The Nazarite
What are the names of Zelophehad's five daughters?
Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milkah, Tirzah
What disease did God inflict on Miriam when she spoke against Moses?
Leprosy
How many Israelites were counted in the second census? (Excluding the tribe of Levi)
601,730
What is the name of the place where the Israelites quarreled with God for water? (In this place, Moses and Aaron being denied entry into the Promised Land)
Meribah
What are the three major festivals of Israel?
The Passover, The Festival of Weeks, The Festival of Tabernacle