Bible Review 1 & 2

The Bible is considered God’s Word and is true because:

• It is believed to be inspired by God and supported by fulfilled prophecies and historical evidence.

• It was written recently by modern authors.

• It only contains fictional stories with no historical basis.

• It is the only ancient book that has never been translated.

The Creation Mandate refers to:

• God's command to humanity to fill the earth and subdue it.

• The instructions for building the Ark.

• The Ten Commandments given to Moses.

• The promise made to Abraham.

The Creation Mandate relates to God’s kingdom in which of the following ways?

• It shows that mankind rule's under God's authority and representatives of God’s rule on earth.

• It describes the fall of humanity and separation from God’s kingdom.

• It focuses solely on the spiritual aspects of God’s kingdom, ignoring creation.

• It limits God’s kingdom to the nation of Israel only.

God’s promise about the Seed of the woman crushing the serpent’s head demonstrates His provision, goodness, and authority by:

• Showing that God provides a way to overcome evil and fulfill His promises. (sending Jesus)

• Indicating that the serpent will rule over humanity forever.

• Demonstrating that God abandons humanity after the fall.

• Suggesting that the promise was only symbolic and not literal.

When Eve ate the fruit God said not to eat, she doubted what aspect of God?

• provision

• goodness

• authority

When people complain about needing something they do not have, they are doubting what aspect of God?

• provision

• goodness

• authority

The bruising of the heel of Eve’s Seed in Genesis 3:15 foreshadowed what theme?

• atonement

• creation

• exile

• prosperity

The crushing of the serpent’s head foreshadowed what theme?

• kingdom of God

• exile of Israel

• rise of Babylon

• division of tribes

Number the covenants 1–5 in the order they occurred.

• Noahic

• Abrahamic

• Davidic

• Adamic

• Mosaic

Which covenant required the recipients to obey the Ten Commandments?

• Mosaic

• Abrahamic

• Noahic

• Davidic