LOTG Gen 6-9

Based on Gen 6:1-4, which of these reflected one way humans used God's blessings selfishly, following their own wisdom, not God’s?

• the way men viewed women & made decisions about marriage

• the way people killed each other and fought wars

• the way humans used technology to harm others

• none of these

• all of these

Based on Gen 6:1-4, what is the state of the human heart (if not changed by Christ)?

• pretty messed up

• deeply evil

• depends on the person's actions

• none of these

Based on Gen 6, How does your sin affect God?

• It causes him grief and pain

• He hates it, but it doesn't affect him emotionally

• It makes him wish he hadn't made you. If he could do it over, he wouldn't.

• none of these

God rescues Noah and his family. Why? Choose all that are correct.

• God is merciful.

• God was keeping his promise to Adam & Eve.

• Noah was not a sinner like those around him.

• Noah did more good things than bad things.

Whose idea was the boat?

• God's

• Noah's

• joint brainstorm by God and Noah

• Noah's oldest son

• Jeb

Which of these is the most important thing God wants us to know about the story of Noah?

• God always keeps his promises, not because of who we are/what we have done, but because of who HE is.

• God only keeps his promises to those who trust and obey him.

• If people disobey him, God will wipe them out.

• Humans are so messed up they are without hope.

• Something bad happened in that tent.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN

Choose those communicated by Gen 6-9

• Without God stepping in, you will completely self destruct.

• Human history shows that over time, societies become more moral and wise.

• God always gives us exactly what we deserve.

• Because God is loving, he will always save you from the results of your sin.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN

Choose those communicated by Gen 6-9

If my hope and trust (for this life and the next) rest on Jesus and what he did in my place . . .

• God will choose to see Jesus's righteousness instead of my guilt

• my life will be marked by a growing trust in and closeness to God

• I will obey God so that he will forgive me

• I won't be too worried about obeying God, because my future is secure.

How does Noah respond to finally getting off the ark after over a year?

• He kisses the ground

• He worships God

• He asks God why he had to stay on there so long.

• He cries.

Why does God take murder so seriously?

• It is so unfair/unjust to the person killed.

• we are made in God's image

• God is super protective of whatever he makes

• he doesn't