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The Israelites were obedient to Yahweh throughout their history in Israel.
False
The Judges in Israel were successful in leading the Israelites back to Yahweh permanently.
False
The Canaanite gods mentioned in the passage are Baals and Ashtarahs.
True
Yahweh was pleased with the Israelites' actions and therefore gave them peace and prosperity.
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The Israelites were able to stand against their enemies without the help of the judges.
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The Israelites' disobedience led to their enemies being sent against them by Yahweh.
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The Israelites obeyed Deuteronomy chapter six and seven completely after Joshua's generation.
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The Israelites worshipped Yahweh only in the period after Joshua's generation.
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The Baals refer to multiple local representations of the leading Canaanite god in Canaanite mythology.
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The consequences of incomplete obedience were not disastrous.
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Yahweh played no role in Israel's history after Joshua's generation.
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The fourfold cycle of Israel's history is introduced in chapter one of the book.
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God drove out all the nations before Joshua and Israel.
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Israel's fathers did keep the way of the Lord.
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The judges brought military defeats to the people afflicting Israel.
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Israel would cry out to the Lord when they were in servitude.
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The nations left in Canaan were a test of Israel's obedience to Yahweh.
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The period of the judges was a time of improvements in Israel's behavior.
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Israel's disobedience to the Mosaic covenant led to their exile among the nations.
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The period of Judges was a time of great faithfulness to Yahweh by the Israelites.
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The Abrahamic covenant played no role in Israel's history during the period of the Judges.
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The Israelites were unable to call for salvation during the period of exile.
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The Baals were representations of the leading Israelite god in Israelite mythology.
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The exile marked the end of God's relationship with Israel.
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The Israelites were more devoted to sin than their ancestors.
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The Israelites enjoyed their crops and had victory in battles during their sinful period.
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God was not moved to pity by the Israelites' groaning and afflictions.
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The judges raised by God were able to completely eradicate the Israelites' sinful practices.
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The Israelites worshiped only Yahweh during their sinful period.
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God's anger towards Israel was temporary and did not persist throughout their history.
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