The Book of Joshua

Lesson One

An Introduction to Joshua

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Lesson Two

Victorious Conquest

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Lesson Three

Tribal Inheritances

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Lesson Four

Covenant Loyalty

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Course Wrap-Up

Course Completion

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1. Course Evaluation
- Final Exam

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Antonio Burnette
Ebengo Bongo
Bryan Halambeck
Deborah Castle
Ellen Leung

The Book of Joshua Covenant Loyalty Quiz

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Question 1 of 28

1. Question
Which of the following statements is the lesson’s summary of the original meaning of the book of Joshua?
- The book of Joshua was written about Israel's victorious conquest, tribal inheritances and covenant loyalty in Joshua's day to address similar challenges facing later generations.
- The book of Joshua was written to give an accurate record of the history of Israel's conquest of the Promised Land in order to encourage them to maintain their faithful control over the territory.
- The book of Joshua was written to show Israel the errors of the conquest so that future generations would continue extending the conquests, but avoid committing the same mistakes.
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2. Question
Put the main divisions of the book of Joshua in their proper order.
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- The victorious conquest
- Tribal inheritances
- Covenant loyalty
- 1 (Chapters 1-12)
- 2 (Chapters 13-22)
- 3 (Chapters 23-24)
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3. Question
Match each of the three sections of the third division of the book of Joshua, found in chapters 23 and 24, with its description:
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- Warnings to Israel
- The renewal ceremony
- Joshua's death and subsequent events
- Section 1, Joshua 23:1-15
- Section 2, Joshua 24:1-28
- Section 3, Joshua 24:29-33
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4. Question
In Joshua 23:2, what did Joshua say as about himself he began his speech?
- God has been faithful to me.
- I am now old and well advanced in years.
- I have kept my promise to conquer the Promised Land.
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5. Question
We can organize the dynamics of these covenant policies into three main categories: divine ______, human _______ and the _______ of blessings and curses.
- benevolence / loyalty / consequences
- holiness / sin / reality
- faithfulness / unfaithfulness / justice
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6. Question
In Joshua 23, each of the three segments begins with a reminder of _________, followed by a focus on covenant loyalty, covenant consequences, or both.
- the covenant with Abraham
- the law of Moses
- divine benevolence
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7. Question
In Joshua 23:7, what did Joshua call upon Israel to do?
- Faithfully follow his leadership
- Keep the Ten Commandments strictly
- Avoid Canaanite idolatry and corrupt practices
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8. Question
What is Joshua’s exhortation in Joshua 23:11?
- to love the Lord your God
- to be courageous and not be afraid
- to be obedient and faithful
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9. Question
In Joshua 23:15, of what consequences did Joshua warn Israel if they violated the covenant?
- He said that God would destroy them from the land.
- He said that they would lose their material prosperity.
- He said they would be taken back to Egypt as slaves again.
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10. Question
By the period of the judges, Israel had already begun to experience covenant curses because they had been drawn into Canaanite idolatry.
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- False
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11. Question
What are the five themes woven throughout the book of Joshua, including chapter 23? Mark each correct answer.
- Divine authority
- Promised prosperity
- God's covenant
- The standard of Moses' law
- The centrality of the Tabernacle
- God's supernatural power
- The idols of the Canaanites
- The participation of all Israel
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12. Question
In Joshua 24, what was the purpose of assembling the tribes of Israel at Shechem?
- to announce the distribution of territories
- to renew the covenant
- to punish those tribes that had been disobedient
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13. Question
Why was Shechem significant for Israel’s history? Mark each correct answer.
- It was the first site where Abraham built an altar to God in the Promised Land.
- It was in the vicinity of Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal, where Moses had commanded Israel to renew their covenant with God.
- It was where Israel had won their first military victory in the Promised Land.
- It was where Abraham was buried.
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14. Question
In Joshua 24, we come to the culmination of Joshua’s service as the leader of Israel.
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- False
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15. Question
What is the meaning of the phrase which says that Israel presented themselves before God?
- They assembled before the visible glory of God at the tabernacle.
- They began the assembly with prayer.
- They assembled before Joshua, God's representative.
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16. Question
What were the three aspects of Joshua’s speech in chapter 24 that draw attention to the basic dynamics of God’s covenant with Israel? Mark each correct answer.
- It focused on divine benevolence.
- It named the false gods that Israel was to abandon.
- It warned of the consequences of disloyalty.
- It promised material prosperity.
- It called for Israel’s loyalty to God.
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17. Question
In Joshua 24:15, Joshua told Israel, choose this day whom you will ____. …As for me and my house, we will _____ the Lord.
- worship / worship
- serve / serve
- believe / believe
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18. Question
According to the lesson, what did Joshua mean when he said, You are not able to serve the Lord, for he is a holy God. He is a jealous God; he will not forgive your transgressions or your sins? (Joshua 24:19)
- They had rebelled to the point of never being able to repent or be forgiven.
- They could not recommit to serving God and receiving God’s blessings until they removed their idols.
- He was speaking about the Canaanite people, not Israel.
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19. Question
How did Israel respond to Joshua’s call to put away foreign gods and serve the Lord?
- They promised to serve the Lord and obey His voice.
- They rebelled and insisted that they would serve only the foreign gods.
- They promised to serve the Lord, but wanted to keep the foreign gods also.
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20. Question
How did Joshua symbolize the ratification of the covenant?
- He sacrificed a lamb.
- He burned incense on the altar in front of the Tabernacle.
- He erected a large stone under a tree beside the sanctuary.
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21. Question
Did Israel keep their commitment to reject idolatry and serve only the Lord?
- They did not even remain faithful during the lifetime of Joshua and his elders.
- They remained faithful during the lifetime of Joshua and his elders, but later generations fell back into idolatry by the time the book was completed.
- They remained faithful for many generations to come, until the time of the Babylonian exile.
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22. Question

Match each key theme of the book of Joshua with the description of how that theme was highlighted in chapter 24 regarding the covenant renewal.

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Divine authority
God's covenant
The standard of Moses' law
God's supernatural power
All Israel

Joshua begins his speech saying, Thus says the Lord,…

Joshua's speech touches on divine benevolence, human loyalty and the consequences of disobedience.

Joshua refers to portions of the Pentateuch forbidding idolatry.

Joshua recounts how God had miraculously delivered Israel from Egypt.

The chapter begins by saying that the elders, the heads, the judges, and the officers of all the tribes of Israel attended the assembly.

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23. Question
As Christians, our relationship with God is governed primarily by what the prophet Jeremiah, Jesus and New Testament authors called the ________.
- new covenant
- golden rule
- rule of faith
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24. Question
What were the consequences of Israel’s breaking the covenant with God after the time of Joshua?
- The majority of them were killed by enemy nations.
- They majority of them died from plagues.
- There were no consequences; God showed them mercy.
- They suffered the exile, then lived under the tyranny of Gentile nations for hundreds of years.
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25. Question
The New Covenant was made by the blood of ______.
- Jesus
- sheep with no blemish
- the Israelites
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26. Question
In the New Covenant, God’s law is written on _______.
- stone tablets
- our hearts
- the ark of the covenant
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27. Question

Select the stage of the kingdom of God that corresponds to each description of how Christ fulfills the covenant promises and warnings found in chapters 23 and 24 of the book of Joshua.

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Continuation
Consummation

Jesus kept all obligations of the covenant, died on the cross, rose from the dead, and ascended into heaven as supreme ruler. He also warned about condemnation for those who do not believe in Him.

Jesus rules over heaven and earth and intercedes for His church which continues to grow, but He also warns of loving discipline for believers and of eternal condemnation for apostasy.

Jesus will establish a new heaven and new earth, glorify His Church, and condemn unbelievers.

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28. Question
God removes all troubles, trials, discipline, and curses of his covenant from the life of those who truly believe.
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- False
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