Final Exam Review CF1 Torah

How did Jesus say he related to the TORAH ("the LAW")?

• He came to replace it

• He came to bring it to fulfillment.

• He came to change it,

• He came to give it to them again.

How are the commands in the Torah organized?

• They are listed in alphabetical order. All are right in the center of the Torah.

• They have been broken up and placed at strategic points within the story to create a clear pattern

• They have been categorized by topic and importance and divided into even sections.

• They are not in a particular order but they are all included at the end of the Torah, after all of the stories

• They have been broken up and seemingly placed at random points within the story.

God says he will _____ all the families of the whole world through Abraham's family.

• destroy

• bless

• forget

• blurse

1. In Exodus, why does God send all those plagues to Egypt?  

• It was an act of divine justice (in response to Pharaoh’s extreme evil)

• It helped everyone see the truth about God and who he is

• God simply didn't like the Egyptians

• he lost his temper

After God rescued the people of Israel from slavery and provided for their needs, why did they respond by whining, complaining, and even accusing God of trying to lure them to their deaths?

• Their former lives in Egypt were so comfortable/happy that it was difficult adjusting to life on the road.

• Their hearts were hard--like Pharaoh’s heart was. They needed new ones.

• Moses wasn't the best leader

• God’s laws were a bit unreasonable and difficult to understand

God is HOLY and the space around him is holy too. What does this mean?

• The space around God is a black hole.

• There is a whole lot of space around God.

• God practices holistic medicine.

• God fills the space around him with goodness, purity, life, and justice.

Choose the only statement below that IS NOT true of sacrifices in the Old Testament?

• Sacrifices were symbolic/acts of worship

• Sacrifices were meant to communicate God's worthiness

• Sacrifices were intended to make people feel guilty

• Sacrifices were not a common practiceSacrifices were reminders that sin is deadly and that we need a substitute to die in our place

LEVITICUS In the laws given the people of Israel at Mt. Sinai, what is true about things that made people ceremonially “unclean” (things like touching a dead body or being on your period?

• ceremonially "unclean" things were sinful

• ceremonially "unclean" things symbolized sin and showed what it is like

• most people could avoid ever becoming ceremonially "unclean"

• God punished those who became ceremonially "unclean"

If unjust, sinful people want to come into God’s holy presence, what needs to happen? Choose the most accurate answer.

• God needs to stop being so holy.

• They need to become holy

• They need to do some good things first.

• They need to learn more about right and wrong.

What happened to Miriam after she questioned Moses' leadership, attacking him for marrying a dark-skinned African woman

(exposing the racism and rebellion in her own heart)

• God sent her back to Egypt.

• God made her the new leader

• her skin began turning white as the result of a deadly disease

• she was killed by Moses