Blue Level Questions 1 What special job did the Lord give to one man from each of the 12 tribes of Israel To take turns carrying the ark To take messages from Joshua to their tribes To choose a stone from the middle of the Jordan ID: 463804
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Blue Level QuestionsSlide2
1.
What special job did the Lord give to one man from each of the 12 tribes of Israel?
To take turns carrying the ark.
To take messages from Joshua to their tribesTo choose a stone from the middle of the JordanAll of the above
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1.
What special job did the Lord give to one man from each of the 12 tribes of Israel?
To take turns carrying the ark.
To take messages from Joshua to their tribesTo choose a stone from the middle of the Jordan
All
of the above
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2.
What was the purpose of the 12 stones?
They were to be a sign.
They were to be a memorial.They were to be a way for the Israelites to tell their children how the Lord helped them.All of the above
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2.
What was the purpose of the 12 stones?
They were to be a sign.
They were to be a memorial.They were to be a way for the Israelites to tell their children how the Lord helped them.All
of the above
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3.
When were the waters of the Jordan
River
cut off?When the ark crossed the JordanWhen Joshua stepped into the waterWhen the armed men stepped into the waterAll of the above
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3.
When were the waters of the Jordan
River
cut off?When the ark crossed the JordanWhen Joshua stepped into the waterWhen the armed men stepped into the waterAll
of the above
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4.
Who were the first people to fully cross the Jordan River
?
The priests carrying the arkThe women and childrenThe eldersThe men of Reuben, Gad and the half-tribe of Manasseh
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4.
Who were the first people to fully cross the Jordan River
?
The priests carrying the arkThe women and childrenThe eldersThe men of Reuben, Gad and the half-tribe of Manasseh
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5.
How did Joshua become awed in the eyes of the Israelites just as Moses was
?
Moses gave Joshua his staff.Joshua did miracles just like Moses.Joshua was a great warrior.The Lord exalted Joshua.
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5.
How did Joshua become awed in the eyes of the Israelites just as Moses was
?
Moses gave Joshua his staff.Joshua did miracles just like Moses.Joshua was a great warrior.The Lord exalted Joshua.
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6.
What happened as soon as the priests came out of the Jordan
?
They rested a long time.The people cheered loudly.The Jordan River returned to flood stage.They prepared a sacrifice to the Lord.
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6.
What happened as soon as the priests came out of the Jordan
?
They rested a long time.The people cheered loudly.The Jordan River returned to flood stage.
They
prepared a sacrifice to the Lord.
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7.
They Israelites camped on the eastern border of what city
?
JordanJerichoMidianAmalek
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7.
They Israelites camped on the eastern border of what city
?
JordanJerichoMidianAmalek
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8.
What did Joshua do with the 12 stones after Israel had safely crossed the Jordan River
?
He set them up at the bank of the Jordan River.He set them up at Jericho.He set them up at Gilgal.He used them for a campfire.
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8.
What did Joshua do with the 12 stones after Israel had safely crossed the Jordan River
?
He set them up at the bank of the Jordan River.He set them up at Jericho.He set them up at Gilgal.
He
used them for a campfire.
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9.
How was the crossing of the Jordan River similar to the crossing of the Red Sea
?
Both the ground of the Red Sea and the ground of the Jordan River were dried up.Both miracles were done so the Israelites could cross over.It was the Lord God who dried up both the Red Sea and the Jordan River.All of the above.
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9.
How was the crossing of the Jordan River similar to the crossing of the Red Sea
?
Both the ground of the Red Sea and the ground of the Jordan River were dried up.Both miracles were done so the Israelites could cross over.It was the Lord God who dried up both the Red Sea and the Jordan River.All
of the above.
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10.
What were the people of the earth and the Israelites to know about the Lord because He dried up the water of the Jordan
?
The hand of the Lord is powerful.The Lord did it so the Israelites would always fear Him.The Lord dried up the Jordan just as he dried up the Red Sea.All of the
above
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10.
What were the people of the earth and the Israelites to know about the Lord because He dried up the water of the Jordan
?
The hand of the Lord is powerful.The Lord did it so the Israelites would always fear Him.The Lord dried up the Jordan just as he dried up the Red Sea.All
of the
above
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11.
What happened at
Gilgal
?The Israelites celebrated Passover.The Israelites ate produce from the land.The Israelites ate unleavened bread and roasted grain.All of the above
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11.
What happened at
Gilgal
?The Israelites celebrated Passover.The Israelites ate produce from the land.The Israelites ate unleavened bread and roasted grain.All
of the above
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12.
What day did the Israelites celebrate the Passover at
Gilgal
?The second day of the third monthThe fourteenth day of the monthThe fourth day of the monthThe tenth day of the month
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12.
What day did the Israelites celebrate the Passover at
Gilgal
?The second day of the third monthThe fourteenth day of the monthThe fourth day of the monthThe
tenth day of the month
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13.
What did the people eat the day after the Passover
?
Manna onlyProduce from the land: unleavened bread, roasted grainFish from the Jordan, and mannaMeat from a sacrifice
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13.
What did the people eat the day after the Passover
?
Manna onlyProduce from the land: unleavened bread, roasted grainFish from the Jordan, and mannaMeat from a sacrifice
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14.
When did the manna stop
?
Before they crossed the JordanThe day after they ate produce of the landRight before the PassoverA month after Passover
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14.
When did the manna stop
?
Before they crossed the JordanThe day after they ate produce of the landRight before the PassoverA month after Passover
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15.
Finish this verse: “‘He said to the Israelites, ‘In the future when your descendants ask their parents, “What
…”’”
“‘“…do these stones mean?” tell them, “Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground.”’”“’“…happened to the sacrifice?” tell them, “We sacrificed to the Lord on these stones.”’”“’“…did you do to honor the Lord?” tell them, “We built an altar to the Lord.”’”
“’”…
did the Lord do for Israel?” tell them, “He helped us cross the Jordan.”’”
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15.
Finish this verse: “‘He said to the Israelites, ‘In the future when your descendants ask their parents, “What
…”’”
“‘“…do these stones mean?” tell them, “Israel crossed the Jordan on dry ground.”’”“’“…happened to the sacrifice?” tell them, “We sacrificed to the Lord on these stones.”’”“’“…did you do to honor the Lord?” tell them, “We built an altar to the Lord.”’”
“’”…
did the Lord do for Israel?” tell them, “He helped us cross the Jordan.”’”
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