Moses' Plea
The sin the people committed that caused God to be angry?
Worship of the Golden Calf
The Israelites were told they would wander in the wilderness for one year for every day the spies spent doing this
Exploring Canaan/Spying out the land
The name of the place from which Moses sent out the spies.
Wilderness of Paran
The report given by the majority of the spies
The land was uninhabitable due to the giants
In his plea on the mountain, Moses reminded God of the covenant He made with these three patriarchs.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
The age of people who would die in the wilderness during the forty years of wandering
20 and older
The spies explored the valley of Eshcol where they cut down this thing
A cluster of grapes
The two spies that did not agree with the report of the other spies
Caleb and Joshua
This phrase describes God's action after Moses' pleas
"The Lord changed His mind"
(The Lord relented)
The Lord said that the Israelites' children would have to endure this in the wilderness.
The consequences of the people's lack of faithfulness (or their unfaithfulness)
The spies went up and explored the land from the Wilderness of Zin to this northern city.
Rehob, near Lebo-hamath
The amount of time the spies spent spying out the land
40 days
Moses' reasoning for God not to destroy the Israelites in both Exodus 32 and Numbers 14
The Egyptians will think poorly of God
After the Lord decreed the sentence, the people realized their mistake and tried to go up into the land, but were defeated by the Amalekites and these people.
The Canaanites
This group of powerful descendants of Anak was found in Hebron
The Nephilim/Anakim
Caleb said the Israelites would be able to do this to the land of Canaan
Overcome it/possess it/take the land
What Moses first thought the sound was when he came down the mountain
The sound of war (or battle)
Moses warned the people against attempting to enter the land, saying they would be struck down because this would not be with them.
The presence of the Lord
The spies observed that this desert-dwelling group lived in the Negev, while the Hittites, Jebusites, and Amorites lived in the hill country.
The Amalekites
The way the spies described themselves compared to the giants of the land
Grasshoppers