Joshua-1 Samuel

What is the belief about divine retributive justice among the Ancient Israelites?

• God rewards and punishes people based on their behavior in this lifetime.

• God rewards people only after death.

• God does not interfere in human affairs.

• God punishes people based on their ancestors' actions.

According to the Ancient Israelites, who is in charge of everything that happens in life?

• God

• Kings

• Priests

• Prophets

How is God depicted in relation to battles according to the Ancient Israelites?

• As a peacemaker

• As a warrior who leads his people into battle

• As a neutral observer

• As a negotiator

What does God demand regarding enemies, according to the beliefs of the Ancient Israelites?

• They should be forgiven.

• They should be completely annihilated.

• They should be converted.

• They should be exiled.

What is one of the main theological points of the book of Joshua?

• The importance of wealth

• God's faithfulness

• The power of kings

• The role of prophets

According to the book of Joshua, what is shown as important for people in relation to God?

• Wealth

• Obedience

• Power

• Knowledge

What does faithfulness to the Torah result in, according to the book of Joshua?

• Wealth and power

• Life and blessing in the land

• Exile and punishment

• Knowledge and wisdom

What is a consequence of unfaithfulness mentioned in the book of Joshua?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Divine justice and exile

• Power and influence

• Knowledge and wisdom

What happened to Israel after the death of Joshua according to the book of Judges?

• Israel became prosperous and peaceful.

• Israel began to be corrupt like the Canaanites.

• Israel was united under a new king.

• Israel expanded its territory significantly.

What is the cycle mentioned in the book of Judges?

• Peace, prosperity, unity, and growth.

• War, victory, celebration, and rest.

• Sin, oppression, repentance, deliverance, and peace.

• Faith, hope, charity, and love.