Unit One Test

The key to staying away from evil is fearing God.

• Genesis 4:7

• Genesis 6:5

• Proverbs 1:7

• Proverbs 16:6

• John 5:39

Answer explanation

Proverbs 16:6 emphasizes that the fear of the Lord leads to turning away from evil. This aligns with the idea that fearing God is essential to avoiding wrongdoing, making it the correct choice.

Correct worship produces knowledge.

• Genesis 4:7

• Genesis 6:5

• Proverbs 1:7

• Proverbs 16:6

• John 5:39

Answer explanation

Proverbs 1:7 states, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge." This highlights that correct worship, which involves reverence for God, is foundational to gaining true knowledge, making it the correct choice.

People must rule over sin.

• Genesis 4:7

• Genesis 6:5

• Proverbs 1:7

• Proverbs 16:6

• John 5:39

Answer explanation

Genesis 4:7 states that sin desires to have you, but you must rule over it. This directly supports the idea that people must take control over sin, making it the correct choice.

The effects of the Fall extend to all people.

• Genesis 4:7

• Genesis 6:5

• Proverbs 1:7

• Proverbs 16:6

• John 5:39

Answer explanation

Genesis 6:5 illustrates the pervasive effects of the Fall, stating that every inclination of the thoughts of the human heart was only evil all the time, highlighting the universal impact of sin on humanity.

authority or control

• sovereignty

• context

• covenant

• fear

• kingdom of God

Answer explanation

The term 'sovereignty' refers to the ultimate authority or control within a territory or over a group, making it the correct choice. Other options like 'context' and 'covenant' do not convey authority.

Christ's rule on earth

• kingdom of God

• context

• covenant

• fear

• narrative

Answer explanation

Christ's rule on earth is often referred to as the 'kingdom of God', which signifies His reign and authority over believers and the world, making it the correct choice among the options provided.

surrounding material

• context

• covenant

• fear

• kingdom of God

• narrative

Answer explanation

The term 'context' refers to the surrounding material that provides meaning or background to a subject. In this case, it is the correct choice as it directly relates to the idea of surrounding material.

introduction to the good news

• protoevangelium

• context

• covenant

• fear

• kingdom of God

Answer explanation

The term 'protoevangelium' refers to the first announcement of the Gospel, specifically in Genesis 3:15, which introduces the good news of salvation. It signifies the initial promise of redemption, making it the correct choice.

promise

• covenant

• context

• fear

• kingdom of God

• narrative

Answer explanation

A promise often refers to a covenant, which is a formal agreement or commitment. In many contexts, especially religious, a covenant signifies a sacred promise between God and humanity.

respect

• fear
• context
• covenant
• kingdom of God
• narrative