erson described
therein.

XI. Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Jephthah, Samson: the Six
Deliverers.

XII. 1. Environment counts.

2. The Lord delivers when His people cry unto Him.

XIII. No Symbol. No Type. No Prophecy. The work of each judge is
analogous to the work of Christ.

XIV. _Questions:_

1. Name the three signs by which Gideon was assured of his call.

2. What was Jephthah's vow?

3. Locate the word "_Shibboleth_", and narrate the historical event
connected therewith.

4. What was Samson to be and for how long? 13:7. Read the Numbers
chapter connected therewith.

5. Name and locate Samson's riddle.

6. State two reasons that account for the moral degradation of the
times. 1:27 to 1:30; 21:35.

7. Name three things in Chapter 17 that indicate how low the state of
religion had fallen.

8. How many times in the book does the following phrase occur and what
is the significance of the statement, "In those days there was no king
in Israel"

9. Name the judges mentioned in the catalogue of the faithful in Hebrews
11.

10. Name a piece of literature based on any one of the characters, and
the author thereof.

QUOTATION.--"This period has been called the Heroic age of Hebrew
history. It abounds in wild adventure and desperate feats of individual
valor. Personal activity, daring and craft were the qualifications which
raised the judges to their title and eminence. They appear as gallant
insurgents, or guerrilla leaders, rather than as grave administrators of
justice or the regular authorities of a great kingdom." Copy in blank
book.

XV. _Items of Special Interest._

Select ten.

XVI. _Individual Finds._

Chapters 5, 11, 16, 21.

RUTH

I. Read the book through thoroughly, thoughtfully, and record the length
of time required.

II. Name the eight leading characters.

III. Name seven interesting facts gleaned from the book.

IV. Prepare three questions upon the material of each chapter.

V. Give a phrase name to each of the four chapters.

VI. Record what you regard as the best verse.

VII. _Questions:_

1. Why, according to your opinion, is this story of Ruth recorded in the
Bible?

2. What two large modern problems would be solved by living as indicated
in this book?

3. Write a paragraph of one hundred words about gleaning, based upon
this book and other portions of Scripture.

4. In what part of what gospel is the name of Ruth mentioned?

IV and V

THE KI