Questions. Deuteronomy 5-8. Completion

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1 1 Questions on Deuteronomy 5-8 The Ten Commandments; Moses receives the law; Exhortation to obedience; All communion with the heathen nations forbidden; God s gracious dealing with Israel. Completion 1. Why did the Lord command Israel to keep the sabbath day? (5:12) 2. Behold, the Lord our God hath shewed us his and his, and we have heard his out of the midst of the : we have seen this day that doth with, and he. (5:24) 3. Why didn t Israel want God to speak directly to them? Was God pleased with this fear? What adjustment was made regarding this matter? (5:25)

2 Thou shalt the Lord thy God with all thine, and with all thy, and with all thy. Where in the New Testament is this verse found? Give briefly the setting of its use. (6:5) 5. Deuteronomy 6:7-9 records the measure to which Israel was to acquaint itself with the scriptures. Copy below these verses and tell how Christians today comply with this command. 6. When the sons of Israel asked what the testimonies, statutes and judgments of God meant, what were their fathers to tell them? (6:20-24)

3 Why were the Israelites forbidden to permit their children to marry among the heathen nations? 8. Give reasons for God s choosing Israel to be his special people. (7:6-9) 9. Give several blessings the Lord promised Israel if they would obey him. (7:13-15) 10. Give the reason God fed Israel with manna while they were in the wilderness. (Deuteronomy 8)

4 And it shall be, if thou do at all the Lord thy God, and walk after other, and them, and them, I testify against you this day that ye shall surely. Multiple Choice 1. Jehovah made a covenant with Israel in a) Mt. Nebo, b) Mt. Oboth, c) Mt. Horeb. 2. What did the Lord promise Israel if they kept his commands? a) longevity, b) friendship, c) entertainment. 3. If the Jews disobeyed God, the a) wasp, b) hornet, c) scorpion, would be sent among them to destroy them. 4. Israel would overcome their enemies and gain possession of Canaan a) all at once, b) little by little, c) when a king arose among them. 5. The graven images made of gold and of silver were to be a) divided among Israel, b) burned with fire, c) added to God s tabernacle. 6. Which metal is said to have been dug (mined) from the hills of Canaan? a) iron ore, b) brass, c) bronze. 7. In which of the following references of this lesson is the warning, Forget not the Lord thy God, found? a)

5 5 Deuteronomy 8:19 & 7:5, b) Deuteronomy 6:12 & 8:11, c) Deuteronomy 5:16 & 5: Moses, by the power of God, while in the wilderness brought forth water for the people from a a) tree, b) rock, c) cave. 9. Canaan is said to have been a land where there were stones of a) iron, b) lead, c) marble. 10. It a) was, b) was not, c) could have been, true that Israel with their own power and the might of their own hands obtained the wealth of Canaan, according to a statement in this lesson. True and False 1. The Lord made a covenant with Israel; that is, with the fathers of them that were alive at the time Moses spoke the words of this lesson. 2. Jehovah spoke with Israel out of the mount face to face. 3. If a person honored his parents, he would live to a ripe old age regardless of all other factors. 4. On the sabbath day neither the strangers nor servants were to do any work in order that the manservants and maidservants could rest as well as the Israelites.

6 It was a sin for Israel to swear by the name of Jehovah. 6. The Lord of heaven gets jealous. 7. It is impossible for man to tempt God. 8. God repayeth them that hate him to their faces. 9. If Israel followed the precepts of God, every family among them would have children. 10. The clothes of the Israelites in the wilderness journeys never grew old and their feet never swelled. Listing Below, in the appropriate place, write the ten commandments in the order given in this lesson. (If there seem to you to be less than ten listed here, refer to Exodus 20 and supply the missing commandments.)

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