Humanities Review: Deuteronomy and Joshua

Flashcards for reviewing lecture notes on Humanities, specifically focusing on Deuteronomy and Joshua.

The word ‘Deuteronomion’ comes from the Greek and means __.

Second law or the repetition of law

In Deuteronomy 1, God gave Joshua a special reminder __.

To be strong and courageous

In Joshua 1:8, God commanded Joshua to __.

Meditate God’s word day and night

Three things to do to be strong and courageous are __.

Obey God, read, think, and keep God’s words in your heart, Remember that God is always with us

Israelites aren’t allowed to eat the blood of an animal because it is __.

Life

Mount Ebal is the __.

Mountain that sets apart the curses

On the fifth day, the wall of Jericho collapses. True or __.

False

The three tribes that received inheritance were __.

Half tribe of Manasseh, Reuben, Gad

Deuteronomy 1 is an __.

Introduction to Moses’ speech, recounting Israel’s journey and emphasizing lessons from the past

God told Israelites not to provoke these nations __.

Edomites, Moabites, Amorites

East of Jordan was __.

Allocated to Reuben, Gad, and half tribe of Manasseh

Moses viewed the Promise land from __.

Mount Aharon, Mount Nemo, and Pisgah

Israel's call to be a Holy People included __.

Drive out the 7 nations

The 7 nations were, including the __.

Hittites, Girgashites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, and Jebusites

There was a forbiddance of __ with these nations above because of the fear of idolatry

intermarriage

God's __ are a testament to his presence in the wilderness

testing & provision

Provision of __ was a testament of God's promise

Manna

The Shema & love for God is the __.

Central declaration of Israel’s faith

Israel's __ shows the importance of having humility and God’s mercy

Stubbornness

Role of the Levites __.

They got no land inheritance

Warnings against idolatry because it’s going to lead to the __ of the land

destruction and drought

Mount __-blessings

Gerizim

Mount __-curses

Eval

Deuteronomy 12 focuses on __

Centralization of Worship

Deuteronomy 13 focuses on idolatry and __

False prophets

Deuteronomy 14 focuses on __ Laws

dietary laws

Deuteronomy 15 focuses on __

Sabbath Year & the Forgiveness of Debts

In Deuteronomy 17 on Justice & Civil Laws, __.

Levitical priests and judges handle complex cases

Deuteronomy 19 focuses on __ and Justice

Cities of Refuge

In Deuteronomy 20, Priests have to __.

address the troops and assure victory

Deuteronomy 22 focuses on Community responsibility, including __

returning lost properties

Deuteronomy 25 focuses on Justice & Personal Acts + __

limitations on physical punishments

Deuteronomy 26 focuses on __

Offering first fruits to the church

Deuteronomy 28 focuses on __ & curses

blessings

Deuteronomy 30 focuses on turning back to God and heart transformation aka __.

spiritual transformation

The law is preserved by reading it every 7 years publicly during the Feast of __

Tabernacles

Deuteronomy 32 focuses on __

The Song of Moses

Deuteronomy 33 focuses on __’ blessing

Moses

Deuteronomy 34 focuses on __.

Moses’ Death

Joshua 1 focuses on __.

Commissioning of Joshua

Joshua was commanded to be strong and courageous & success → __

Obey the Law of God

Joshua instructed the people to __

prepare provisions across the Jordan river

Joshua 2 focuses on __

Spies sent to Jericho

Joshua 3 focuses on __

Crossing the Jordan

Joshua 4 focuses on __

Memorial Stones

The circumcision of the New generation was the __ after crossing the Jordan River

first action

Joshua 5 focuses on the encounter with the __ emphasizes the upcoming battle under God’s authority

Commander of the Lord’s Army

Joshua 6 focuses on __:

The Fall of Jericho

Herem: means everything will be destroyed except for __

Rahab and her family

Joshua 7 focuses on __

The sin of Achan

Joshua 8 focuses on __

The Conquest of Ai

Joshua 9 focuses on __

Gibeonite Deception

Joshua 10 focuses on __

Southern Campaign

Joshua 11 focuses on __

Northern Campaign

Joshua 12 focuses on __:

Summary of Conquests

Joshua 13 focuses on __:

Land yet to be Conquered

Joshua's age at chapter 13 of Joshua was __ years old

eighty five

Joshua 14 focuses on __

The Inheritance of Caleb

Joshua 15 focuses on __

The Allocation of Judah

Joshua 16 focuses on __

The Allocation of Ephraim

Joshua 17 focuses on __

The Inheritance of Manasseh

Joshua 22 focuses on __ - conflict & Clarification

The Returning home

Joshua 23 focuses on __

Joshua’s Final Address

Joshua 24 focuses on __

Joshua’s Death