The Twelve Spies - Numbers 13

Who commissioned the twelve spies to scout the land of Canaan?

How many men were sent to spy out Canaan?

From which location did Moses send the spies to explore Canaan?

For how many days did the spies explore the land?

In which valley did the spies cut down a single large cluster of grapes as they scouted the land?

What notable item did the spies carry back on a pole to demonstrate the land's fertility?

Which tribe did not provide one of the twelve spies sent by Moses?

Joshua was one of the two spies who trusted God's promise and gave a positive report about taking the land.

The spies reported that they found no fortified cities or strong inhabitants in Canaan.

The spies surveyed the land from which starting point to which endpoint?

Which two spies gave the positive report urging the Israelites to take the land?

Besides the large cluster of grapes, which two kinds of fruit did the spies carry back from Canaan?

Moses changed the name of Hoshea son of Nun to Joshua in the account of the twelve spies.

Which group of formidable inhabitants did the spies report living in parts of Canaan?

The spies brought back samples of soil from Canaan to prove its fertility.

In which city did the spies report seeing the descendants of Anak?

To whom did the twelve spies present their findings when they returned from Canaan?

The spies were explicitly instructed to avoid any contact with the people of Canaan and not speak to them during the reconnaissance.

When describing themselves in comparison to the inhabitants, the pessimistic spies said, 'We seemed like':

The negative report of the ten spies led to God's decree that that generation would wander for forty years and not enter the Promised Land.