5th Grade Bible "Final Exam"

A series of related events that tie together to tell a united and meaningful story is a ____________________.

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God made the whole universe and made human beings in his image.

• Creation

• Separation

• Covenant, Law, and Nation

• Redemption

• Restoration

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God is actively restoring the relationship between himself and his creation by the power of the Holy Spirit.

• Covenant, Law, and Nation

• Restoration

• Creation

• Redemption

• Separation

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: Humans disobeyed God in an attempt to live according to their own preferences, which led to a break in the relationship between God and his creation.

• Covenant, Law, and Nation

• Redemption

• Creation

• Separation

• Restoration

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus effectively paid for all sin (i.e., separation from God) for all time.

• Separation

• Restoration

• Creation

• Covenant, Law, and Nation

• Redemption

Name the narrative section of the Bible defined by the following: God promised to make things right through the family of Abraham; He issued guidelines for holy living through Moses; he anointed a king to lead and protect God's people... but the children of this promise (i.e., Abraham's descendants) continued to live separately from God's will; in response, God revealed through the prophets his plan to someday send a savior.

• Covenant, Law, and Nation

• Redemption

• Creation

• Separation

• Restoration

The first five books of the Bible are called the

• Torah or Pentateuch

• Historical books

• Wisdom literature

• Major Prophets

• Minor Prophets

Genesis 1:1 and John 1:1 both begin with the three word phrase “_____ _______ _____________________.”

John 1:14 says, “The Word became ____________________.”

Based on what Genesis 1 and John 1 say, we can deduce that Jesus was present before and participated in the ____________________ of the universe.