Deuteronomy Chapter 1

What is the book of Deuteronomy about?

• The book of Deuteronomy contains the final speeches of Moses to the Israelites before they enter the Promised Land.

• The book of Deuteronomy is a collection of love poems

• Deuteronomy is a science fiction novel

• Deuteronomy is a cookbook

Who is the author of the book of Deuteronomy?

• Moses

• Abraham

• David

• Solomon

In Deuteronomy chapter 1, where were the Israelites when Moses spoke to them?

• In Canaan

• In Egypt

• In the wilderness, near Mount Horeb

• At the Red Sea

What did Moses remind the Israelites of in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• Their stay at Mount Horeb

• Their defeat of the Amalekites

• Their journey through the Red Sea

• Their stay at Mount Sinai

How did the Israelites respond to Moses' words in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• The Israelites immediately entered the promised land

• The Israelites complained, expressed fear, doubted God's promise, and requested to send spies to explore the land.

• The Israelites ignored Moses' words

• The Israelites celebrated and praised Moses

What did Moses appoint in Deuteronomy chapter 1 to help him lead the Israelites?

• Leaders of hundreds, fifties, and tens

• Judges from each tribe

• Leaders of thousands, hundreds, fifties, and tens

• Military commanders

What did Moses tell the Israelites to do in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• Stay in the desert

• Build a new temple

• Return to Egypt

• Go and take possession of the land

What did the Israelites request from Moses in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• Build a temple

• Start a war

• Send spies to explore the land

• Divide the land

How did Moses respond to the Israelites' request in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• Moses ignored the request and continued on his own

• Moses appointed leaders from each tribe to assist in judging and resolving disputes.

• Moses banished the Israelites from the camp

• Moses asked the Israelites to solve their own disputes

What was the consequence of the Israelites' disobedience in Deuteronomy chapter 1?

• They were not allowed to enter the promised land

• They were forgiven immediately

• They were given more land

• They were rewarded with riches