Who Am I?
Entering the Promised Land
Ruth
Why, Why, Why,
At Random
100

God asked us to drive out the Canaanites because of their moral corruption and evil ways of life

Israelites

100

By having the Israelites march around the city of Jericho, what is God providing for the Canaanites?

An opportunity to believe in Him and turn to Him, just like Rahab did

100

Where was Ruth from & why is this significant to her story? 

She was from Moab, the Moabites were enemies of the Israelites

100

What section of the Old Testament are the Joshua, Judges, and Ruth found in? 

The History section

100

Who is the PERFECT judge that is able to bring us peace for eternity? 

Jesus!!!

200

I changed by name to Mara because my life had become bitter after I lost my husband and two sons in Moab

Naomi

200

What is God really declaring war on in the book of Joshua?

Human evil

200

Why does Naomi tell her 2 daughter-in-laws to stay behind in Moab? 

Because she knows that life for them as widows in a foreign land will be very difficult, so she is trying to help them have a better life

200

Why is it so significant that the Israelites are entering the Promised Land?

Because we are witnessing the fulfillment of the promise that God made to Abraham, that his numerous descendants would inherit the land of Canaan.

200

We carried the Ark of the Covenant and sounded the trumpets in the Battle of Jericho

Priests

300

We practiced child sacrifice and had become morally corrupt people

Canaanites

300

What is a life lesson we can learn from the story of the Gibeonites making a treaty with the Israelites? 

Always consult God before making decisions

Always tell the truth

God accepts those who are willing to turn towards him and have faith

300

Why is Boaz kind to Ruth? 

Because he had heard about her loyalty to Naomi and how she had left everything behind for her faith

300

Describe the cycle of sin the Israelites kept falling into in the book of Judges...

They would: 

worship idols

be conquered by their enemies

cry out to God & repent

God would send a judge to deliver them

the Israelites would have peace....and repeat

300

How do you know that all things are possible with God? Describe a story from this unit (Joshua, Judges, or Ruth)

Discuss the battle of Jericho, when God makes the sun and moon stop to help the Israelites win the battle, Rahab repenting and becoming a part of the Israelite community, Jordan River parting, God redeems Ruth and Naomi, God delivers the Israelites from their enemies through the judges, etc. 

400

I betrayed my city in order to live out my faith

Rahab

400

What is the point of the Battle of Jericho? Reference a specific part of the battle plan & how it emphasizes the POINT of the battle of Jericho. 

That God is the one who will bring them the victory. For example, they were able to bring down the walls of Jericho by unconventional methods (shouting, marching, trumpets, and with the Ark of the Covenant) which reveals that God is the one who brought them the victory, not themselves. 

400

Who do you admire most in the story of Ruth? Why? 

See Mrs. Shappley for answer
400

Why is Rahab willing to hide the spies?

Because she has heard about God and believes in him, her faith gives her courage to trust them and in God

400

I was the kinsman redeemer who was willing to redeem Ruth, the Moabite widow

Boaz

500

I am like a "New Moses" who led the Israelites into the Promised Land

Joshua

500

What does God want the new generation of Israelites to know as they enter the Promised Land? 

-He will bring them the victory, they just need to be patient and put their trust in God

-That He is with them, they are not vulnerable

-That He loves them and will always be with them 

(ETC.)

500

How is Jesus like our kinsman redeemer? You need to list at least one characteristic a man had to meet in order to be a kinsman redeemer and discuss how Jesus meets that requirement for us. 

1. Jesus became human, he became like us (had to be related) 2. Jesus willingly went to the cross for us (had to be willing to redeem) 3. Had to be able to redeem and pay the full price (Jesus was fully God and fully human. He gave up his perfect life for us and resurrected to fully pay our debt of sin)

500

What does the story of Ruth invite us to think about? Why? 

How God might be at work in the small, ordinary moments of our life just like how he was working through Ruth and Boaz to redeem all that Naomi had lost

500

How do these 4 people connect: 

Rahab, Abraham, Jacob, and Ruth

They are all imperfect people that God used in his plans because of their faith. He specifically included them in Jesus' genealogy as well. So, they are all imperfect ancestors of Jesus. 

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