The Living Word - Chapter 7 Practice Quiz

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are known as the ________________________, fathers to a people in faith.

• primeval history

• patriarchs

• Twelve Apostles

• Ishmael

Through Original Sin the first humans and all their descendants lost their original ________________________ and became subject to death.

• covenant

• Genesis

• Creation

• holiness

The vocation of father to a people in faith has continued in the Christian era through Christ’s call of the ________________________.

• Twelve Apostles

• Original Sin

• Abraham

• Moses

God promised that the descendants of ________________________ would be as numerous as the stars in the sky.

• Israel

• Ishmael

• Moses

• Abraham

The lasting influence of ________________________ can be seen in the Genesis accounts of the brothers Cain and Abel, of Noah and the Flood, and of the building of the Tower of Babel.

• Creation

• Original Sin

• primeval history

• Genesis

The accounts of Creation, together with the accounts of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the Flood, and the Tower of Babel, are called the ________________________, a term that refers to the time before the invention of writing and recording of historical data.

• Genesis

• Creation

• primeval history

• covenant

The book in the Bible that explains our origins as people of faith is  ________________________.

• Moses

• Genesis

• Creation

• Israel

Through Abraham, God chose to make his ________________________, the mutual promise and commitment by which he formed his people.

• covenant

• Original Sin

• Creation

• Twelve Apostles

The first account of ________________________ describes God’s creative activity, structured as a seven-day week, and the second account describes the first man and woman.

• Genesis

• Creation

• primeval history

• Original Sin

God changed Jacob’s name to ________________________, which means “God-wrestler,” after Jacob spent a night wrestling with God’s messenger.

• Moses

• Abraham

• Ishmael

• Israel