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1. How many rulers of Israel went to question the children of Reuben, Gad and Manasseh regarding the altar (22:14)?

12; one from each tribe. 20; two from each tribe. 10; one ruler from the chief house of every tribe. 49.

2. How many cities with their common-lands were given to the Levites in total (21:41)?

150. 48. 75. 106.

3. What country was the land possession of Reuben, Gad and the half tribe of Manasseh in (22:9)?

Gilead. United States. Canaan. Australia.

4. What was the true purpose for the altar built by the children of Reuben, Gad and Manasseh (22:18)?

Burnt offerings. Sin offerings. As a witness between them (for future generations). To look nice.

5. What did the Levites request of the children of Israel (21:2)?

Clothing. Horses. Food. Cities to dwell in.

6. What did the children of Reuben, Gad and the half tribe of Manasseh build by the Jordan (22:10)?

A temple. A great, impressive altar. A guard shack. A sky scraper.

7. What had Moses given to half the tribe of Manasseh (22:7)?

An altar. Farmland. A possession in Bashan. Jerusalem.

8. What did the children of Israel give to the Levites in addition to the cities (21:8)?

Common lands (for their livestock). Nothing else. Horses. Food.

9. What was the reaction of the children of Israel to the altar built by the children of Reuben, Gad and Manasseh (22:12)?

No reaction. There were going to war against them. They cried out. They killed them all.

10. What did Joshua tell the Reubenites, the Gadites and the half-tribe of Manasseh they could do now that YAHWEH gave rest to their brethren (brothers) (22:4)?

Nothing special. They could disrupt their brother's rest. They could have a party. They could return to the land of their possession on the other side of the Jordan.

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