Chapter 10 Self-Quiz

The End of the Journey to the Promised Land Deuteronomy

. All of the laws that are presented in Deuteronomy appear elsewhere in the Pentateuch.

. The laws of Deuteronomy reflect the actual practices of the time of its composition.

. Israel finally enters Canaan at the end of Deuteronomy.

. The original core of Deuteronomy probably dates to the eighth century BCE.

. The origins of Deuteronomy coincide with the decline of the Assyrian empire.

. All of the following offer farewell addresses except:

. Identifying and tracing the editorial layers underlying written sources is known as:

. The prophet _______________ may have belonged to the Deuteronomic school.

. The curses found in Deuteronomy 28 share several similarities with the treaties of the Assyrian emperor:

. The king who inaugurated a religious reform in 622 BCE was:

. All are true of Jeremiah except:

. The primary difference between Hittite and Assyrian suzerainty treaties is that the Assyrians treaties do not include:

. All are tenets shared by Deuteronomy and Hosea, the eighth-century BCE prophet from northern Israel, except:

. The Deuteronomic law of the king forbids all of the following except:

. The only place explicitly identified as a place of Israel's worship in the book of Deuteronomy is:

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