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

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1. Course Evaluation
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Antonio Burnette
Ebengo Bongo
Bryan Halambeck
Deborah Castle
Ellen Leung

The Book of Joshua Tribal Inheritances Quiz

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Question 1 of 26

1. Question
What chapters of the book of Joshua deal with the tribal inheritances?
- 8-12
- 12-22
- 14-20
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Question 2 of 26

2. Question
What is the difference between Cisjordan and Transjordan?
- Cisjordan is the land east of the Jordan River and Transjordan is the land of Canaan west of the Jordan.
- Cisjordan is the land of Canaan west of the Jordan River and Transjordan is the land east of the Jordan.
- Cisjordan is the land of Canaan north of Jerusalem and Transjordan is the land south of Jerusalem.
- Cisjordan is the land of Canaan south of Jerusalem and Transjordan is the land north of Jerusalem.
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Question 3 of 26

3. Question
When did Israel first gain control of all of the land promised to Abraham in Genesis 15:18-21?
- In the time of David
- In the time of Joshua
- Never
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Question 4 of 26

4. Question
According to Joshua 13:13, in Moses’ day, Israel had driven out all the tribes from the lands east of the Jordan.
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- False
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Question 5 of 26

5. Question
What did Levites receive as an inheritance, according to Joshua 13:14?
- The temple
- Offerings by fire
- Jerusalem
- The land south of Jerusalem
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Question 6 of 26

6. Question
What was the main message for the original audience of the section of the book of Joshua dealing with the initial boundaries of the tribal inheritances (Joshua 13:1-14)?
- By reminding his audience of the false religions of the peoples living there, our author pointed out how important it was for them to build the temple in Jerusalem and practice their ceremonies correctly.
- By reminding his audience of how these territories were cruelly taken, our author pointed out how important it was for them to share the land with the existing nations living there.
- By reminding his audience of the extent of these territories, our author pointed out how important it was for them to secure control over these lands.
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7. Question
Every generation of Israel should acknowledge that Israel’s possession and control of these lands was established by God’s sacred ________ with their ancestors.
- commitment
- historical bond
- covenant
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Question 8 of 26

8. Question
As our author dealt with the initial boundaries of Israel’s territories, he also drew attention to God’s _________ power.
- supernatural
- healing
- victorious
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Question 9 of 26

9. Question
The ______ of the people of God was essential to establishing their presence throughout the initial boundaries on both sides of the Jordan.
- unity
- kindness
- happiness
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Question 10 of 26

10. Question
What chapters of the book of Joshua deal with the specific allotments of the tribal inheritances?
- Joshua 13:1-14
- Joshua 13:15–21:45
- Joshua 14:10-18:25
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Question 11 of 26

11. Question
What material things did the Levites receive as their inheritance, instead of an allotment of territory in Canaan?
- the offerings of gifts and tithes from the entire nation of Israel
- thousands of cattle and sheep
- the city of Jerusalem
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Question 12 of 26

12. Question
Which tribe received a very large allotment of land in southern Canaan, including Jebus, later called Jerusalem?
- Ruben
- Judah
- Simeon
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Question 13 of 26

13. Question
Why was Judah the most prominent tribe in Israel?
- They were destined to be the royal tribe of Israel.
- They were the descendants of Joseph.
- They were the tribe of the prophets.
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14. Question
In spite of the fact that they were not two of the twelve sons of Jacob, why did the tribes of Ephraim and Manasseh receive allotments?
- They were sons of Simeon, and took the place of Levi (who received no land) and Simeon.
- They were sons of Judah, and took the place of Levi (who received no land) and Judah.
- They were sons of Joseph, and received allotments in the place of Levi (who received no land) and Joseph.
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What were the cities of refuge?
- Cities in the territory of Judah, where Jews who returned from foreign countries could find a home.
- Cities allotted to the Levites in all territories, where they offered protection for those who committed unintentional homicide
- Cities in the Transjordan that offered protection to foreigners, to the fatherless, and to widows.
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16. Question

Match each theme with the description of how that theme was highlighted in the section of the book of Joshua about the specific allotments of the tribal inheritances.

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

He remarked four times that these were the divisions of lands that Moses, God’s divinely-authorized leader, had given them.

He repeatedly used the term nachalah when he referred to the portions of land allotted to the tribes as their inheritance, a term closely tied to God’s covenants with Abraham and Moses.

He mentioned several times that things were done as the Lord had commanded through Moses.

He mentions miraculous victories and explains that sometimes God revealed His will through the casting of lots.

The author gives details about allotments for all the tribes.

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Question 17 of 26

17. Question
By the time the book of Joshua was written, some tribes had been absorbed by others, and some tribes had lost territories to enemies.
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18. Question
By the time the Assyrians destroyed the northern kingdom of Israel and the Babylonians conquered Judah, most of the people of God remained in their tribal inheritances.
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- False
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Question 19 of 26

19. Question
What chapter of the book of Joshua is dedicated to teach especially about national unity?
- 13
- 18
- 22
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Question 20 of 26

20. Question
What incident almost caused a war between the tribes of Transjordan and the tribes of Cisjordan?
- The tribes of Transjordan built an altar, and the other tribes assumed it was a substitute for the altar for sacrifices at the Tabernacle.
- The tribes of Cisjordan thought that the tribes of Transjordan had refused to return to their own territories.
- The tribes of Cisjordan thought that the tribes of Transjordan had refused to help them defeat their enemies.
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Question 21 of 26

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How did the tribes of Israel resolve the potential conflict that arose after the distribution of the tribal inheritances?
- The tribes of Transjordan sent a delegation to the tribes of Cisjordan to explain why they had postponed returning to their own territories. When they understood their true intentions, they rejoiced.
- The tribes of Cisjordan sent a delegation to confront the tribes of Transjordan. When they understood the altar was only meant to be a symbol of unity with the other tribes, they rejoiced.
- The tribes of Transjordan sent a delegation to the tribes of Cisjordan to explain that they had in fact helped fight their enemies. When they understood what had happened, they rejoiced.
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Match each theme with the description of how that theme was highlighted in the section of the book of Joshua about national unity.

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The standard of Moses' law
God's supernatural power
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Phinehas, the divinely-ordained authority, the son of Eleazar the priest, led the delegation to resolve the potential conflict.

The Transjordan tribes wanted to ensure that the tribes west of the Jordan treated them as full heirs of the covenant promises given to their ancestors.

Joshua warned the tribes of Transjordan to be very careful to observe the commandment and the law that Moses had given them.

When Phinehas heard the Transjordan tribes' explanation, he said, Today we know that the Lord is in our midst.

The entire narrative ends with the naming of the altar, a witness between us that the Lord is God.

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Question 23 of 26

23. Question
When Christ inaugurated his messianic kingdom in his first advent, what was the situation regarding the ownership of the tribal territories that had been distributed at the time of Joshua?
- Israel still maintained ownership of all the same territories and inhabited all of them, just like at the time of Joshua.
- Israel still inhabited the same lands that they had in Cisjordan at the time of Joshua, but had lost the territories in Transjordan.
- Israel had spent hundreds of years scattered far from the Promised Land.
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Question 24 of 26

24. Question
According to the lesson, in the inaugural stage of His kingdom, how did Jesus fulfill the promise of inheriting the Promised Land? Mark each correct answer.
- He overthrew the Roman authorities and took back the land for Israel.
- He ministered throughout the boundaries of Israel’s tribal inheritances that had been allotted in Joshua’s day.
- He sent the disciples to make disciples of all nations.
- He sent the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost as a guarantee of our inheritance.
- He sent the disciples to regain the economic, military, and political dominion that Israel once had in the time of David.
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25. Question
According to the lesson, in the continuation stage of His kingdom, how is Jesus fulfilling the promise of inheriting the Promised Land?
- Christ calls us to walk by the Spirit and He continues to bless his people with foretastes of the world to come through his Spirit.
- Christ rules over His Church, leading us to gain moral and political influence over the governments of the world.
- Christ is bringing the Jews back to Israel so that they can take their land back from the unbelieving nations, especially the city of Jerusalem.
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26. Question
According to the lesson, in the consummation stage of His kingdom, how will Jesus fulfill the promise of inheriting the Promised Land?
- He will bring the Jews back to Israel so that they can take their land back from the unbelieving nations, especially the city of Jerusalem.
- When Jesus returns he will rule over a new heaven and a new earth.
- When Jesus returns, He will send the Spirit to convert all people who are living at the time and set up His earthly rule from the city of Jerusalem.
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