(a) Describe how Joshua was selected as Moses' successor.
(b) Mention two previous associations of Moses and Joshua.
(a) Describe the experience of Jonah as he fled from the presence of God to Tarshish.
(b) State two lessons that could be learnt from his flight
(a) How did Jesus describe himself to the Samaritan woman in St. John's Gospel?
(b) In what two ways does the teaching apply to Christians?
(a) "See, you are well! Sin no more that nothing worse befall you". Trace the events that led to this statement in John's Gospel.
(b) What two lessons can be derived from this story?
