5 Written Questions

1. shows that God's covenant is not limited by boundaries [national, racial, gender]
2. the mother-in-law of Ruth whose story is told in the Book of Ruth in the Old Testament
3. An ancient custom of completely destroying everything in a defeated city
4. Husband of Ruth
5. Presents a partially successful conquest and settlement of the Israelites in Canaan through a long series of conflits between the Israelites and the Canaanites

5 Matching Questions

1. Prophets
2. Israelites
3. Rabbis
4. The Book of Genesis
5. Passover

1. a Recounts the story of the Patriarchs
2. b Refers to when the Israelites were "passed over" by the angel of death as dictated by the tenth plague; a holiday celebratedby the Jews as a day of deliverance
3. c A people who unified around 1050-1000 BC. and included Canaanites, the hapiru, shasu, Sea Peaples, and the original Hebrews
4. d Ordained Jewish teachers and spiritual leaders
5. e Persons who have a close relationship with God and communicated a divine message

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Describes a swift and successful conquest and settlement of the Israelites in Canaan under the leadership of Joshua
   1. The Book of Joshua
   2. The Book of Exodus
   3. The Books of Moses
   4. The Book of Judges
2. Contains cultic laws written by the Levites; it is basically a handbook for worship
   1. The Book of Joshua
   2. The Book of Exodus
   3. The Book of Genesis
   4. The Book of Leviticus
3. ceremonial jewish meal in remembrance of the passover
   1. Judge
   2. Passover
   3. Jews
   4. Seder
4. Recounts the enslaved Israelites, their deliverance, and their covenant with God
   1. The Books of Moses
   2. The Book of Joshua
   3. The Book of Judges
   4. The Book of Exodus
5. The organizational structure upon whic Jesus formed the Church
   1. Levites
   2. Twelve Apostles
   3. Twelve Tribes
   4. Tabernacle

5 True/False Questions

1. Idolatry → Husband of Ruth

   True        False

2. Judaism → The religion of the Jews

   True        False

3. Joshua → Term originally used to describe the people who resettled in the area of Judah following the Babylonian Exile; most commonly refers to the followers of Judaism

   True        False

4. Hapiru → a class of people living in the countryside of Canaan, some of whom were former slaves; they may have been ancestors of the Hebrews

   True        False

5. The Books of Moses → Describes a swift and successful conquest and settlement of the Israelites in Canaan under the leadership of Joshua

   True        False