BIBL 105 quiz 3 solutions complete answers

BIBL 105 quiz 3 solutions complete answers 

 

One of the failures mentioned in Judges 1–2 is that the Israelites did not _______.

 

One prerequisite to taking the Promised Land in Joshua 5 is that the Israelite men needed to _______.

 

The book of Judges tells of Israel’s ________ in maintaining the land they had conquered.

 

Samson had a weakness for _______.

 

Biblical history is free of any theological interpretation.

 

Minimalist critical scholars tend to ________ the historicity and accuracy of the biblical record.

 

According to Joshua 24, Abraham’s family worshipped _______.

 

The tension in the book of Ruth that must be resolved is that Boaz is not the ________.

 

One point of emphasis in the opening chapters of Joshua is the ________ of the people of Israel.

 

The “Former Prophets” in the Hebrew canon include Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and ________.

 

One possible candidate for the authorship of Judges is ________.

Samuel

 

By nationality, Ruth was ________.

 

The first major section of the book of Joshua describes the ________ of the land of Canaan.

 

Joshua’s encounter with the “commander of the LORD’s army” in Joshua 5 points to the ________ nature of this person.

 

The “Writings” in the Hebrew canon include Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, and ________.

 

When he was called by God, Gideon was ________.

 

The book of Ruth highlights God’s faithfulness to His own covenants.

 

What phrase is repeated throughout the book of Judges?

 

Ruth chose to stay with her widowed mother-in-law, ________, rather than go back to her own people.

 

The book of Joshua ends with the record that Joseph’s ________ were buried in the Promised Land at Shechem.

 

What group of sea peoples continually posed a threat during the period of the Judges and in 1-2 Samuel?

 

The book of Ruth is a romantic ________.

 

Who was the left-handed judge?

 

According to _______ marriage, the next of kin was to marry the deceased widow and produce offspring to carry on the name of the deceased man.

 

The book of Judges centers around _____ cycles of apostasy, distress, and deliverance.

 

One debated point in the story of Jephthah is whether or not he ________ his own daughter.

 

The book of Joshua tells the story of the conquest and settlement of the ________.

 

The tribe of ________ was nearly exterminated at the end of the book of Judges.

 

The conquest seems to have taken place over a period of about ________ years.

 

The conquest in the book of Joshua is a fulfillment of the land promises given by God to ________.

 

The term shophet (“Judge”) is closely related to the Hebrew term for ________.

 

The victory of Jericho was the result of Joshua’s ________.

 

The story of Ruth and Boaz illustrates the biblical concept of ________.

 

The “Historical Books” cover which section of the Old Testament?

 

The end of the book of Ruth notes that Ruth is in the genealogy of ________.

 

Boaz takes notice of Ruth’s ________.

 

Several lines of evidence point to ________ as the primary author of Joshua.

 

Archaeological excavations at Jericho and Hazor show that these cities were burned in the fifteenth century BC.

 

The kinsman-redeemer ________ shows kindness to Ruth by letting her glean in his fields.

 

The book of Judges tells of Israel’s ________ in maintaining the land they had conquered.

 

In the beginning of the book of Joshua, the Israelites miraculously cross the _______.

 

At the beginning of the book of Joshua, the LORD tells Joshua _______.

 

The story of Israel’s survival after the Exile is told in ________.

 

The book of Joshua concludes by mentioning the fact that the Israelites took _______ into the Promised Land in fulfillment of prophecy.