What is the significance of Abraham being called the “Father of Faith”?

• He was the first prophet

• He trusted God in the most difficult of tests
  
  

• He had many children

• He built the first temple

How did Abraham respond to God’s test of faith?

• He doubted God's plan

• He obeyed without hesitation

• He refused to sacrifice his son

• He asked for a sign

In the context of sacrifice, Jesus teaches that sorrow will turn into ________.

• Wealth

• Pride

• Suffering

• Joy

What did Abraham demonstrate through his obedience to God?

• Doubt in God’s plan
  
  

• Desire for recognition
  
  

• Complete trust and faith in God
  
  

• Fear of punishment

What biblical passage is cited to show that sorrow will turn to joy through faith?

• John 16:20-22
  
  

• Matthew 5:10

• Luke 12:31

• Mark 10:45

What should be the attitude towards difficulties, according to the lesson on Abraham’s sacrifice?

• Avoid them

• Face them with faith in God

• Blame others

• Ignore them

What does Abraham's story teach about faith?

• Faith is easy when you understand everything

• Faith is only needed in good times

• Faith requires trust even without full understanding

• Faith guarantees an easy life

What does following or idolizing someone often project?

• Independence

• Equality

• Inferiority

• Superiority

What should idols or people we follow lead us to?

• Self-improvement

• Career success

• Discovering Jesus' request

• Entertainment

What significant event is repeatedly mentioned in the Old Testament?

• Noah's Ark

• Parting of the Red Sea

• David and Goliath

• Ten Commandment