Bible 9 Final Exam Question #3

What does Genesis 1 and 2 teach us about God's presence with his people?

• From the beginning, God intended to dwell with his people

• God was always distant from his people

• God's people have always had to try and earn his love

Adam and Eve rebelled against God and were​ (a)   from the ​ (b)  

• exiled
• garden of Eden
• inhereting
• fighting
• the land of Israel
• Church

Israel rebelled against God and were​ (a)   from the ​ ​ (b)  

• exiled
• land of Israel
• inhereting
• fighting
• Church
• Garden of Eden

What was the purpose of the tabernacle?

• God wanted to have a place where lots of animals could be meaningless slaughtered

• The Israelites needed a place to socialize

• It was a place for God to dwell with his people

What other place from the Biblical storyline was the inside of the temple designed to remind the people of?

• Egypt

• the Garden of Eden

• Noah's Ark

• The manger Jesus was born in

Why is there no temple in the New Heavens and the New Earth?

• because nobody will worship God

• because the holy Spirit will be in some people

• Because the presence of God will fill all of his creation as he dwells with his people perfectly again

What does water represent in Genesis 1 and 2?

• Life and joy

• chaos and disorder

• fun and games

• summer vacation

In the flood narrative and the crossing of the Red Sea what do the waters bring?

• Judgement on evil, destruction, and death

• life and sustanence

• provision and hope

Why is it significant that Jesus calms the sea and walks on water?

• He shows Jesus' power over death, destruction, and judgement on evil

• It's only about how nature obeys Jesus

• Because it shows that Jesus was not human

Why is there no sea in the depiction of the New Heaven and New Earth in Revelation?

• because the beach is evil and sinful

• because there will be no more death, destruction, and judgement on evil

• because the sea represents life and joy and there will be no life and joy