Question

In what book of the Bible, Genesis (G), Exodus (L), Leviticus (L), Numbers (N), Deuteronomy (D), or Joshua (J)? are the following events described?

32.____ Joshua divides the land among 12 tribes

35.____ Moses sees a blazing bush that doesn’t burn up

36.____ Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dream

37.____ The nation repents on the Day of Atonement

Answer 1

32. Joshua divides the land among 12 tribes has been described in Joshua.
The Book of Joshua is the first book of Greek Septuagint Old Testament which shows the fulfillment of the Exodus of the people of Israel from Egypt. God fulfilled his promise to the successor Moses by bringing them to the ‘Promised Land.’
35. Moses sees a blazing bush that doesn’t burn up has been described in Exodus.
The Book of Exodus is the second book of the Hebrew Bible. It shows the struggle of the people of Israel to bring an end to slavery in Egypt.
36. Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dream has been described in Genesis.
The Book of Genesis is the first book of the Hebrew Bible. It shows the relationship between the God and the man and how the sins of mankind led God to destroy his own creation. The only survivor was Noah who worked in developing good relationships between God and man.
37. The nation repents on the Day of Atonement has been described in Leviticus.
The Book of Leviticus is the third book of the Torah and the Old Testament. It the story of the people of Israel after they escape from Egypt and slavery. God instructs them to make offerings and make camps in the worship of God in this book.