Dig Site 12 Red Level Questions

Who said, “I brought you up out of Egypt and led you into the land I swore to give to your ancestors”? (Judges 2:1) 1.Deborah 2.Joshua 3.The angel of the Lord

Who said, “I brought you up out of Egypt and led you into the land I swore to give to your ancestors”? (Judges 2:1) 1.Deborah 2.Joshua 3.The angel of the Lord

What did the angel of the Lord tell Israel to break down? (2:2) 1.The altars of the people of the land 2.Promises they made to the people 3.The idols they had built

What did the angel of the Lord tell Israel to break down? (2:2) 1.The altars of the people of the land 2.Promises they made to the people 3.The idols they had built

What would the gods of the people of the land be to the Israelites? (2:3) 1.Snares 2.Thorns in their sides 3.Powerful

What would the gods of the people of the land be to the Israelites? (2:3) 1.Snares 2.Thorns in their sides 3.Powerful

What gods did the Israelites serve when they did evil in the eyes of the Lord? (2:11) 1.The Baals 2.The gods of the Egyptians 3.The idols they built

What gods did the Israelites serve when they did evil in the eyes of the Lord? (2:11) 1.The Baals 2.The gods of the Egyptians 3.The idols they built

What did the Lord do with Israel because He was angry with them? (2:13-14) 1.He took away their land. 2.He let raiders plunder them. 3.He brought a flood to Israel.

What did the Lord do with Israel because He was angry with them? (2:13-14) 1.He took away their land. 2.He let raiders plunder them. 3.He brought a flood to Israel.

After the Israelites worshipped other gods, what happened when they went out to fight their enemies all around? (2:14-15) 1.The Lord helped them take over their enemies. 2.The Lord’s hand was against them. 3.The Lord helped them defeat their enemies.

After the Israelites worshipped other gods, what happened when they went out to fight their enemies all around? (2:14-15) 1.The Lord helped them take over their enemies. 2.The Lord’s hand was against them. 3.The Lord helped them defeat their enemies.

Who were in great distress? (2:15) 1.The Egyptians 2.The Canaanites 3.The Israelites

Who were in great distress? (2:15) 1.The Egyptians 2.The Canaanites 3.The Israelites

Who did the Lord raise up for the Israelites when they were in great distress? (2:15-16) 1.Judges 2.Moses 3.Prophets

Who did the Lord raise up for the Israelites when they were in great distress? (2:15-16) 1.Judges 2.Moses 3.Prophets

What did the judges do for the Israelites? (2:16) 1.They decided how the people would be punished. 2.They saved them from the raiders. 3.Both answers are correct.

What did the judges do for the Israelites? (2:16) 1.They decided how the people would be punished. 2.They saved them from the raiders. 3.Both answers are correct.

What did the people do instead of listening to their judges? (2:17) 1.They worshipped other gods. 2.They quickly turned from obeying the Lord. 3.Both answers are correct.

What did the people do instead of listening to their judges? (2:17) 1.They worshipped other gods. 2.They quickly turned from obeying the Lord. 3.Both answers are correct.

What happened when the Lord raised up a judge for the Israelites? (2:18) 1.The judge ran away from the Israelites’ enemies. 2.The Lord saved them from their enemies. 3.Both answers are correct.

What happened when the Lord raised up a judge for the Israelites? (2:18) 1.The judge ran away from the Israelites’ enemies. 2.The Lord saved them from their enemies. 3.Both answers are correct.

How long did the Lord save the Israelites from their enemies? (2:18) 1.As long as the judge lived 2.One week 3.As long as it took to defeat all their enemies

How long did the Lord save the Israelites from their enemies? (2:18) 1.As long as the judge lived 2.One week 3.As long as it took to defeat all their enemies

Who had compassion on the Israelites? (2:18) 1.Their enemies 2.The Lord 3.The judges

Who had compassion on the Israelites? (2:18) 1.Their enemies 2.The Lord 3.The judges

When the judge died, what did the people refuse to do? (2:19) 1.Give up their evil practices 2.Give up their stubborn ways 3.Both answers are correct.

When the judge died, what did the people refuse to do? (2:19) 1.Give up their evil practices 2.Give up their stubborn ways 3.Both answers are correct.

Why was the Lord angry with the Israelites? (2:20) 1.They violated their covenant with Him. 2.They forgot to give Him praise. 3.They did not offer a sacrifice to Him.

Why was the Lord angry with the Israelites? (2:20) 1.They violated their covenant with Him. 2.They forgot to give Him praise. 3.They did not offer a sacrifice to Him.

Who did the Lord use to test Israel? (2:21- 22) 1.Other nations 2.Joshua 3.Pharaoh

Who did the Lord use to test Israel? (2:21- 22) 1.Other nations 2.Joshua 3.Pharaoh

Why did the Lord test Israel? (2:22) 1.To punish them for all their disobedience 2.To see if they would keep and walk in the way of the Lord 3.To scare them from ever worshipping idols

Why did the Lord test Israel? (2:22) 1.To punish them for all their disobedience 2.To see if they would keep and walk in the way of the Lord 3.To scare them from ever worshipping idols

Who did the Lord not drive out at once? (2:23) 1.The other nations 2.The Egyptians 3.The Israelites

Who did the Lord not drive out at once? (2:23) 1.The other nations 2.The Egyptians 3.The Israelites

Finish this verse: “Lord, our God, You answered them; You were to Israel a forgiving…” (Psalm 99:8) 1.“…God. You looked out for the needs of Your people.” 2.“…God, though You punished their misdeeds.” 3.“…God, forgiving all their misdeeds.”

Finish this verse: “Lord, our God, You answered them; You were to Israel a forgiving…” (Psalm 99:8) 1.“…God. You looked out for the needs of Your people.” 2.“…God, though You punished their misdeeds.” 3.“…God, forgiving all their misdeeds.”