Genesis Chapter 9

What was the covenant that God made with Noah?

• God promised to make Noah the ruler of the world

• God promised to never again destroy the earth with a flood and set the rainbow as a sign of this covenant.

• God promised to destroy the earth with a flood again

• God promised to turn the sky purple as a sign of the covenant

What did God give as a sign of His covenant with Noah?

• Pot of gold

• Rainbow

• Unicorn

• Double rainbow

Who was cursed by Noah and why?

• Ham, for stealing from Noah

• Canaan

• Shem, for disrespecting Noah

• Japheth, for lying to Noah

Who were blessed by Noah and for what reason?

• Ham and Japheth, for building an ark

• Shem and Ham, for providing food

• Noah's wife and children, for their hard work

• Shem and Japheth, for covering his nakedness and showing him respect

What command did God give to Noah and his sons?

• Conquer the neighboring lands and establish a kingdom

• Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth and rule over it.

• Plant a garden and tend to it

• Build an ark and gather two of every animal

What permission did God give to Noah and his sons regarding food?

• To eat meat

• To eat only dairy products

• To eat only fruits

• To eat only vegetables

What was the significance of the rainbow in Noah's story?

• A warning of future destruction

• Sign of God's covenant

• A symbol of peace

• A reminder of the flood

Why is it important to be fruitful and multiply according to the story of Noah?

• To create a large workforce for building the ark

• To reduce the population on earth

• To start a new civilization on Mars

• To repopulate the earth after the flood

What was the curse of Canaan and its implications?

• A prophecy about Canaan's future greatness

• A blessing given to Canaan by Noah

• A warning to Canaan about a future disaster

• Punishment placed on Canaan by Noah

How did the blessing of Shem and Japheth impact their future generations?

• Caused their descendants to be cursed and scattered

• Led to the destruction of their future generations

• Resulted in the loss of God's promises

• Established great nations and fulfilled God's promises