Chapter 4 AC Test 6A

How were the Israelites supposed to interact with the Canaanites in the land of promise?

• destroy them
• learn from them
• live peacefully with them

What problem did interaction with the Canaanites cause for the people of Israel?

• Their army was weakened.
• They began to worship other gods.
• They lost access to natural resources.

Choose all that apply: What does the Passover holiday commemorate?

• how the Israelites spread the blood of sacrificed lambs on their beams and doorposts
• how the Israelites were protected from death when the firstborn of the Egyptians were killed
• how the Israelites were kept safe during their forty years of wandering in the wilderness

Choose all that apply: Roman rule impacted Israel by

• replacing rule by kings with Roman rule.
• the Roman governors treating the Israelites well.
• the Romans conquering the Israelites’ land and destroying their capital.

Choose all that apply: Evidence that supports Pontius Pilate’s role as prefect in Judea includes

• the discovery of a limestone block at Caesarea Maritima.
• an inscription of a dedication to Tiberius Caesar from Pontius Pilate, prefect of Judea.
• the Bible record of Pilate as a Roman governor at the time of Jesus Christ.

Choose all that apply: Jesus fulfilled the messianic promises in the Old Testament covenant by

• blessing all the nations of the earth by being the sacrifice for sins.
• giving the Holy Spirit.
• being the Son of David who will one day rule on earth.

Judaism is different from the revealed religion of the Old Testament in that

• it does not believe it is necessary to keep the law perfectly because God is merciful.
• it views the law as instructing people how to live lives that are pleasing to God and loving toward others.
• it sees that people cannot get to heaven by their own works.