Exodus to Deuteronomy, writing homework help

Answer the following questions in answer form, not like a paper.

YOU MUST REFERENCE THE BOOK AND INCLUDE REFERENCES WITHIN THE ANSWERS AS NEEDED.

Israel Becomes a People: Exodus to Deuteronomy

Chapter 4 -The Old Testament Story (In chapter 4 we see the creation of
the Children of Israel and the events that come to define them as a
people.) 

Exodus chs. 1-40; Num. 10-25; Deut. 1-5, 29-34

1. From the perspective of the book of Exodus, what was the
LORD’s role in the events it portrays?

2. What is the distinction between a suzerainty treaty or
covenant and a parity treaty or covenant?

3. Where are the four possible places for the crossing of the
Red Sea?

4. Look up covenant in a Bible dictionary and determine its
role in Israelite religion.

5. What are the major themes of the Pentateuch?

Read:

Chapter 5 -The Old Testament Story (As israel enters the Promised
Land they experience victories and trouble as they cease wandering and begin
settling.)

Joshua and Judges 

6. Why does a careful reading of both Joshua and Judges
provide a more balanced view of the conquest?

7. What kind of leaders were the judges?

8. What is meant by saying that the judges were
“charismatic leaders”?

9. In light of the story in Genesis 22, how do you interpret
Jephthah’s vow that resulted in the sacrifice of his daughter?

10. What set of circumstances finally served to unite the
Israelite tribes?

The Beginning of the Monarchy: Samuel, Saul, and David

Read:

Chapter 6 -The Old Testament Story (The Beginning of the
Monarchy: Samuel, Saul, and David)

I & II Samuel

Study Questions (Please respond to and answer questions 3,
8, 13, 17, 22 on pg. 143 of your textbook.)

11. In what ways are the birth stories of Samuel (1
Sam.1:1-2:11) and Isaac (Gen. 18:9-11; 21:1-8) similar?

12. Why should Samuel be described as a king maker and a
king breaker?

13. What are the two different versions of how Saul and
David met? What does this seem to say about the sources used in writing the
Deuteronomistic History?

14. Why did David join forces with the Philistines?

15. What were the long-term effects of David’s affair with
Bathsheba?