1. Why did Moses keep a record of each time God had the children of Israel move during their forty-year journey?

2. What did God say would be the consequences of the children of Israel failing to eliminate the influence of those who occupied the land they were entering?

1. Why were the children of Israel ordered to execute the LORD's vengeance?

2. What did Moses say would happen if the tribes of Reuben and Gad did not keep their word, cross over the Jordan, and help take the promised land?

1. On the Day of Atonement, the tenth day of the seventh month, the children of Israel were to do which of the following?

1. Gather in a holy convocation
2. Fast
3. Not work
4. All the above

2. What was required of those who made a vow?

1. What did the daughters of Zelophehad want permission to do from Moses?

2. What did God say about Joshua when He told Moses to take Joshua and set him before Eleazar and the people?

1. What was the purpose of the census?

2. Who was left of the original twelve spies who went into the promised land forty years before?

1. What did the children of Israel do to arouse the anger of the Lord?

2. What was Phinehas' reward for taking action and stopping the plague?

1. Who opposed the efforts of Balaam to curse the children of Israel?

2. What happened when Balaam opened his mouth to curse the children of Israel?

1. Moses sinned by striking the rock rather than speaking to it as God had instructed. As a result, Moses and Aaron were not permitted to go into the promised land. What does this tell us about sin, even when we are forgiven?

2. What did the bronze serpent set on a pole represent, which those bitten looked to for healing?

1. Aaron and his sons' ability to serve as priests was considered a ______ from God.

1. Task
2. Burden
3. Gift
4. None of the above

2. What was the purpose of the red heifer sacrifice?

1. What caused the plague to break out among the congregation?

2. Aaron put incense in the censer and stood between the people and the plague. What did the incense represent?