Judges
This repeated pattern appears throughout the book of Judges.
What is sin, punishment, repentance, and deliverance?
Ruth showed loyalty to this person.
Who is Naomi?
This was the first king of Israel.
Who is Saul?
Job was described using these two words at the beginning of the book.
What are blameless and upright?
This word means worshiping false gods.
What is idolatry?
When Israel cried out to God, He raised up one of these to rescue them.
What is a judge?
Boaz was known as this type of family protector.
What is a kinsman-redeemer?
This king came after Saul.
Who is David?
Satan claimed Job only followed God because of this.
What is because he was blessed?
This word means being sent away from your homeland.
What is exile?
Israel’s main problem in Judges was that they kept doing this.
What is turning away from God? OR What is lacking faith? Or What is turning to idols?
Ruth was originally from this nation.
What is Moab?
This important building was constructed by Solomon.
What is the Temple?
Job’s friends believed this about suffering.
What is suffering always comes from sin?
This word means turning away from sin and following God.
What is repentance?
This repeated phrase explains Israel’s spiritual condition during Judges.
What is “Everyone did what was right in their own eyes”?
This city is where the story of Esther takes place.
What is Susa?
After Solomon, the kingdom experienced this major division.
What is splitting into two kingdoms?
Instead of explaining everything, God did this when speaking to Job.
What is asked many rhetorical questions?
This word means God has complete control over everything.
What is sovereignty?
After being oppressed, the people would do this.
What is cry out to God?
This was the major risk Esther took in order to save her people.
What is approaching the king without being invited?
This giant was defeated by David before he became king.
Who is Goliath?
God spoke to Job from this.
What is a whirlwind?
This word means being rescued or restored from danger or loss.
What is redemption?