CH1 Quiz Pages 9-11

According to the Bible, why is the story of history often sad?

• Because people are not equal to God
• Because God is not the ruler over all things
• Because Adam and Eve did not have dominion over the earth
• Because Adam and Eve ate from the tree of knowledge

Who tempted Eve to break God's law in the Garden of Eden?

• God
• Adam
• Satan
• The serpent

What was the consequence of Adam and Eve's disobedience?

• Sin, suffering, and death
• Justice and righteousness
• Abundance and prosperity
• Peace and harmony

What does the Bible say about the future defeat of Satan?

• Satan will never be defeated
• Satan will be defeated by God's people
• Satan will be defeated by Adam and Eve
• Satan will be defeated by Jesus Christ

What is the history of redemption?

• The history of civilizations built by humans
• The history of God's plan to restore what He made
• The history of wars and conflicts
• The history of human achievements

What does the Bible say about the future reign of Jesus Christ?

• Jesus Christ will rule with injustice and selfishness
• Jesus Christ will rule from the city of Babel
• Jesus Christ will rule over the entire earth with righteousness and justice
• Jesus Christ will not return

What is the central obligation of government according to the Bible?

• To ensure justice
• To accumulate power
• To control the environment
• To promote citizenship

What is the biblical mandate regarding power?

• Power should be used for evil purposes
• Power should be used to oppress others
• Power should be used to control nature
• Power should be used for good purposes

What does citizenship give people?

• The opportunity to shape their civilization
• The ability to accumulate wealth
• The right to disregard the rights of others
• The power to control the environment

What does the Bible say about the environment?

• The environment should be left untouched
• The environment should be controlled by humans
• The environment should be worshipped
• The environment is not important