Deuteronomy Bible Trivia – Level II

Detuteronomy Quiz - Level II

Test your knowledge of Deuteronomy

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In Deuteronomy chapter 16, what does Moses instruct the Israelites to do during the Feast of Tabernacles?

Build permanent houses to honor God

Conduct animal sacrifices in the temple for seven days

Fast and pray for seven days

Live in temporary shelters for seven days

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In Deuteronomy chapter 2, which nation did the Israelites avoid engaging in battle with as they journeyed to the Promised Land?

The Ammonites

The Moabites

The descendants of Esau

The Philistines

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In Deuteronomy chapter 7, what reason does God give for choosing the Israelites as His special people?

Because He loved them and kept the oath He swore to their ancestors

Because they were the most numerous among all nations

Because of their great wisdom

Because they had a large army

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In Deuteronomy chapter 12, what command does Moses give regarding the worship of God?

Worship God in the place He chooses

Offer sacrifices wherever they please

Abstain from all forms of worship

Build a temple in every city

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In Deuteronomy chapter 13, what does Moses warn the Israelites about regarding dreamers of dreams?

Not to listen to them

To consider them as divine messengers

To follow them without question

To listen to them only if their interpretations are true

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In Deuteronomy chapter 9, what does Moses recount as the reason for the construction of the golden calf by the Israelites?

They wanted a symbol of their wealth and prosperity

They wanted a new religious leader in place of Moses

They were influenced by neighboring tribes

The Israelites' impatience and disbelief in God's presence on Mount Sinai

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In Deuteronomy chapter 17, what instructions does Moses give regarding the punishment of a false prophet?

Receive a fine or penalty

They must offer sacrifices for atonement

Exile from the community

Put to death

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In Deuteronomy chapter 7, what command did God give to the Israelites regarding the nations inhabiting the Promised Land?

You shall conquer them by force

You shall worship their gods

You shall offer them peace treaties

You shall not make marriages with them or show mercy to them

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In Deuteronomy chapter 11, what did Moses emphasize as a sign and symbol for the Israelites to remember God's commandments?

Phylacteries (Tefillin) on their hands and between their eyes

A scroll with the commandments written on it

A crown of thorns

A special garment with fringes

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In Deuteronomy chapter 15, what does Moses command the Israelites to do every seventh year?

To release all debts and loans among their fellow Israelites

To offer a special sacrifice in the temple

To celebrate a great feast

To build a new city

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In Deuteronomy chapter 3, what mighty king did Moses defeat in battle before the Israelites entered the Promised Land?

King Sihon of the Amorites

King Og of Bashan

King Balak of Moab

King Heshbon of the Hittites

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In Deuteronomy chapter 14, what dietary instructions does Moses provide to the Israelites?

To avoid eating any animals, including fish

To eat all kinds of animals without distinction

To distinguish between clean and unclean animals

To abstain from eating meat altogether

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In Deuteronomy chapter 8, what does Moses warn the Israelites about when they enter the Promised Land?

To conquer neighboring nations by force

Not to think it was their own strength that gave them prosperity

To build a mighty fortress

To establish trade with foreign nations

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In Deuteronomy chapter 19, what cities are designated as cities of refuge for someone who unintentionally kills another person?

Six cities west of the Jordan River

Six cities east of the Jordan River

Three cities east of the Jordan River and three cities west of the Jordan River

Two cities in the north and four cities in the south

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In Deuteronomy chapter 18, what does God promise to raise up for the Israelites like Moses?

A mighty warrior to lead them in battles

A foreign leader from a different nation

A king to rule over them

A prophet from among their fellow Israelites, like Moses

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