Numbers
The amount of tribes of Israel counted in the census
(Numbers 1:1–16)
12 tribes
These two spies encouraged the Israelites to trust God
(Numbers 14:6–9)
Joshua and Caleb
He tried to hire Balaam to curse Israel??? who?
(Numbers 22:1–6)
King Balak of Moab
Deuteronomy 6:5 says this about loving God
Love God with all your heart, soul, and strength
In Numbers 2, the tribes were arranged around the Tabernacle in groups of three. This tribe was placed on the east side along with Judah
Issachar
The tribe set apart to serve as priests were the
Numbers 1:47–53
Levites
These things were brought back by the spies to show the land’s abundance
Numbers 13:23–27)
Giant grapes, fruit, and evidence of a fertile land
This unusual creature stopped Balaam on the road
(Numbers 22:21–28)
The consequences of disobedience according to Deuteronomy 28 are
Curses, suffering, and loss of blessings
Moses calls the Lord this name in his song
the Rock
God had the Israelites arrange their camps in a specific order to have
Numbers 2:1–34
Organization, protection, and to honor God’s plan
Most of the Israelites reacted this way to the report from the spies...
(Numbers 14:1–4)
They were afraid and rebelled against God, wanting to return to Egypt
Did Balaam bless or curse Israel?
(Numbers 23:20; 24:9)
He blessed
Moses tell the Israelites to remember these two events to remain faithful to God
(Deuteronomy 4:9–10; 6:12)
God delivering them from Egypt and giving them His commandments
When the spies scouted Canaan, this city was reported to have strong walls “as high as heaven”?
Hebron
the leaders who were responsible for counting the people were
(Numbers 1:4–16)
Tribal leaders or chiefs appointed by God
Joshua and Caleb responded in what way differently from the other spies
(Numbers 14:6–9)
They encouraged the Israelites to trust God and have faith that He would give them the land
God demonstrate His power through Balaam’s donkey by
Numbers 22:21–35
Opening the donkey’s mouth to speak and stopped Balaam from proceeding wrongly
According to Deuteronomy 9, the Israel receive the Promised Land because of
God’s grace and mercy, not their own righteousness
Balaam gave four blessings instead of curses. Which nation did he specifically mention would be defeated?
Edom
God did this to show His order, protection, and intentional plan for the nation
Numbers 1:53; 2:17
The census and arrangement of tribes
This was the consequence the Israelites faced for refusing to enter the Promised Land
(Numbers 14:28–35)
wandering in the wilderness for 40 years
This prophecy that Balaam told pointed to Israel’s future victories
(Numbers 24:17–19)
Balaam foretold that a ruler would come from Israel who would defeat nations and bring blessings
This choice God present to the Israelites in Deuteronomy 30
not a exact answer required
Is the choice of life and obedience or death and disobedience, as well as promising blessings for obedience
In Deuteronomy 32, Moses compares Israel to what two things that show God’s justice and care?
The eagle and a vine