Cities Flashcards

1
Q

Home town of King Saul

A

Gibeah (Bejamin)

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2
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King David’s wife, Ahinoam, was from here. This is also where the Philistines attacked while Ahinoam (and many others) were taken from Ziklag.

A

Jezreel (Issachar)

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3
Q

There are six cities of refuge. What are they?

A
Bezer (Reuben)
Ramoth-gilead (Gad)
Golan (Manasseh)
Hebron (Judah)
Shechem (Ephraim)
Kedesh (Naphtali)
Joshua 20
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4
Q

Where was the Levite’s concubine raped to death?

A

Gibeah (Bejamin)

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5
Q

Home town of Samuel

A

Ramah (Ephraim)

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6
Q

Where did Gideon fight against Midian?

A

Jezreel (Issachar)

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7
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Home town of Jephthah

A

Mizpah (Benjamin)

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8
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In which city does David rule Judah for 7 years and 7 months?

A

Hebron (Judah)

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9
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In which city were Abraham, Isaac and Jacob buried?

A

Hebron (Judah)

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10
Q

From where did the remnant of Benjamin obtain wives in Judges 21?

A

Jabesh-Gilead (Gad)

Shiloh (Ephraim)

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11
Q

The inhabitants of which city retrieved the body of Saul from the Philistines? Where was his body hung?

A

Jabesh-Gilead (Gad)

Hung: Beth-shan (Menassh/Issachar) very close to Jabesh-Gilead

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12
Q

Absalom fled here after murdering his brother Amnon. And why would he choose this location?

A

Geshur (in Manasseh but a foreign city). He chose this location because the king was his grandfather (his mother’s father.) (2 Sa 3:3). He was there three years.

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13
Q

While David was in Israel fornicating with Bathsheba, which city was Israel fighting against?

A

Rabah (Amon)

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14
Q

Sheba tried to take the throne but was pursued by Joab to this city where a wise woman, in order to save the city, convinced the people to hand Sheba over by cutting off his head and throwing it over the wall to Joab.

A

Abel or Abel-beth-maacah (Naphtali)

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15
Q

In Solomon’s time, where was the “great high place”, the center of worship before the temple was built?

A

Gibeon (Benjamin / Levitical).

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16
Q

Early on, this city appears to have been the kingdom’s center, or at least an important political city. Rehoboam was crowned here, and Jeroboam seems to have made this his capital when he took the throne.

A

Shechem (Ephraim)

17
Q

Which cities were Jeroboam’s oxen erected?

A

Dan (Danite city, but possibly outside of Israel) and Bethel (Benjamin), the (roughly) most northern and southern cities of the northern empire.

18
Q

After Shechem, which city appears to have next been used as the Northern Kingdom’s capital?

A

Tirzah (Manasseh)

19
Q

While Israel was beseiging this city, Baasha assassinated the king. 26 years later (it would seem), Israel are beseiging the city yet again (or still?), and this time they leave the seige to fight against Zimri.

A

The city was Gibbethon (Philistine)

20
Q

Which king established Samaria as the royal city of the Northern Kingdom, and what city was the royal city before this?

A

King Omri bought the site from Shemer and called it Samaria. Previously the royal city was Tirzah (Manasseh).

21
Q

During whose reign was Jericho rebuilt, and who rebuilt it?

A

Jericho (Benjamin) was rebuilt during the reign of Ahab, and it was Hiel of Bethel who built it, at the cost of his children according to the prophecy of Joshua.

22
Q

Elijah stayed with a widow. Where was this?

A

Zarephath (Sidon)

23
Q

To which city did Ban-hadad, king of Syria, flee from Ahab?

A

Aphek (Ephraim)

24
Q

Where was Naboth’s vineyard that Ahab wanted so badly?

A

Jezreel (Issachar), adjacent to Ahab’s home in Samaria (Manasseh). (How they were so close is yet to be determined, unless the “valley of Jezreel” went all the way from Jezreel to Samariah?)

25
Q

In which city did the youths mock Elisha, saying “Go up, baldy! Go up, baldy!”

A

Bethel (Benjamin)

26
Q

In which place did Elisha help the widow during the famine whereby she filled as many bowls of oil as she had collected?

A

Shunem (Issachar)

27
Q

Where did Elisha stop with his fellow prophets, and they gathered wild gourds that Elisha made edible with flour? This was also the prophet’s HQ.

A

Gilgal (Manasseh)

28
Q

Elisha would inform the king of Israel about the plans of the king of Syria (Ben-Hadad). The king of Syria then tried to apprehend Elisha in which city? And what happened instead?

A

Dothan (Manasseh I think). But Elisha revealed to his servant the army of God surrounding them, and caused the Syrian soldiers to go blind and led them to Samaria, where the king asked Elisha if he sould execute them. But Elisha said “No” because he had not faught against them.

29
Q

Where did Elisha send his servant to anoint Jehu as king of Israel?

A

Ramoth-Gilead (Gad)

30
Q

Where did Amaziah (Judah) fight against Jehoash (Israel)?

A

Beth-Shemesh (Judah). Amaziah lost and Jehoash looted the temple.

31
Q

After Judah fell to Bablyon, Nebuchadnezar set up a governor over Judah. Who was he, where did he govern from, and how did he die?

A

His name was Gedaliah, his HQ was in Mizpah (Benjamin), and he was assassinated.