18 Questions
Rahab and her family are the only Israelites recorded in the book of Joshua as coming to a living faith in Yahweh.
False
The walls of Jericho were completely destroyed by the Israelites in chapter 6.
False
The spies made a guarantee to Rahab to spare her life and the lives of her family.
False
Rahab hid the spies and told the truth to the king of Jericho about their presence.
False
Rahab's faith and appeal for mercy are the main issues in her story in the book of Joshua.
False
The king of Jericho sent word to Rahab to bring out the men who came to her house because he suspected they were from Israel.
True
The Canaanites were unaware of the Israelites' God and His power.
False
Rahab was a typical Canaanite who withstood Yahweh.
False
The Israelites were well-equipped with armaments compared to the Canaanites.
False
The Israelites had already conquered the two kings of the Amorites before reaching Jericho.
True
Rahab's fear of the Israelites led her to prepare for war against them.
False
The spies in Numbers 13 were optimistic about their chances of conquering Canaan.
False
Rahab's faith commitment to Yahweh is justified by her lie to the king of Jericho.
False
Rahab submits to the authority of the king of Jericho after making a faith commitment to Yahweh.
False
Joshua's military strategy involves using deception to achieve victory.
False
Rahab's salvation is completed in the chapter where she meets the spies.
False
The text condones Rahab's lie as a means to achieve her goal.
False
Historical narrative in the Bible provides a moral framework for what should have happened.
False
Test your knowledge of the biblical account of Rahab and her family, who were saved by God's intervention in the book of Joshua. Learn about their faith and deliverance in this quiz. Explore the role of God, the spies, and Israel in this significant biblical event.
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