On the first day, God

• a. said, "Let there be light"

• b. created the dry land called Earth

• c. made the two great lights, to rule the day and the night

• d. created the firmament

The firmament was the

• a. Earth

• b. the space between Heaven and Earth

• c. Heaven

• d. the two great lights

God formed man of

• a. clay

• b. mud

• c. dust

• d. detritus

God made woman by taking from Adam

• a. one rib

• b. two ribs

• c. three ribs

• d. four ribs

Adam called his wife Eve because

• a. she came after God had caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam

• b. she was the mother of all living

• c. it was evening when the Lord questioned them

• d. the word "eve" signifies in Hebrew, "woman"

The rainbow was devised as

• a. a symbol of the Lord's promise never to flood the Earth again

• b. an indication to Noah that the rain was about to cease

• c. a help to the dove to find its way back to the ark

• d. a signal of the birth of Shem, Ham, and Japeth

Ishmael and Isaac were

• a. cousins

• b. half brothers

• c. father and son

• d. brothers

"God will provide" refers to the fact that He provided Abraham with a

• a. son

• b. food

• c. descendants

• d. ram

Jacob's firstborn was

• a. Joseph

• b. Dan

• c. Gad

• d. Reuben

Muppim, Huppim, and Ard were

• a. the closing words of the Egyptian prayer for victory

• b. three sons of Benjamin

• c. three rivers crossed on the journey to Egypt

• d. characters in an ancient nursery rhyme