You witness a classmate being unfairly treated, but stepping in to help might lead to criticism or backlash. Based on the Bible’s teachings, what should you do?

Stand up for your classmate, showing compassion and fairness.

Ignore the situation to avoid trouble.

Choose the easier path and focus on yourself.

Wait for someone else to take action.

You feel reluctant to apologize after realizing you’ve hurt a friend. Reflecting on Jonah’s story, how should you respond?

Embrace humility and apologize sincerely, even if it feels difficult.

Continue avoiding the situation to avoid discomfort.

Wait for your friend to approach you first.

Focus on defending your actions instead of apologizing.

You’ve been invited to volunteer for a cause, but you’re hesitant because it takes you out of your comfort zone. How does the Bible encourage you to respond?

Take the opportunity, trusting that God’s guidance will help you grow.

Decline the invitation to stay comfortable.

Find excuses to avoid committing to the cause.

Prioritize convenience over the opportunity to serve.

You’re feeling frustrated and impatient while waiting for a goal to come to fruition. Based on the "seed" analogy in the lesson, what perspective should you adopt?

Continue nurturing the goal, knowing growth takes time.

Give up because progress is too slow.

Rush the process to see results sooner.

Abandon the goal and look for easier achievements.

What does the tapestry metaphor in the lesson represent?

God weaving His purpose through people and events.

The chaos of life without a purpose.

How did God use Joseph’s challenges in Egypt?

To position Joseph to save lives during a famine.

To punish Joseph for his arrogance.

To teach Joseph to depend solely on himself.

To remove Joseph from his family permanently.

What key lesson can we learn from the story of Ruth?

Faithfulness and kindness can have a significant impact.

God only works through grand miracles.

Ordinary people cannot be part of God’s plan.

God only uses people with great status.

What did the Israelites learn from the fall of Jericho?

God’s power and plans often defy human understanding.

Their strength was enough to defeat enemies.

Unusual instructions are untrustworthy.

They needed better military strategies.

You’ve been assigned a leadership role in a project, but you feel unqualified and fearful. Reflecting on the story of Moses, what should you do?

Trust that God can work through you, even with your flaws, and do your best.

Decline the role because of your weaknesses.

Wait for someone else to take over.

You are facing a period of uncertainty and difficulty, much like the Israelites in the wilderness. How should you respond?

Trust that God is working, even if you can’t see the full picture.

Complain about the situation and give up.

Focus solely on solving the problem yourself.

Avoid making any decisions until the situation improves.

You feel stuck in a situation that seems hopeless, like Joseph in prison. What does the lesson encourage you to do?

Focus on your faith and trust that God has a bigger plan.

Accept that nothing will change and give up on hope.

Blame others for the situation.

Take drastic measures to escape the situation.

You’re asked to help a struggling friend, but it requires time and effort you weren’t planning to give. Inspired by Ruth, how should you respond?

Help your friend, knowing that small acts of kindness reflect God’s work.

Avoid helping because it’s inconvenient.

Only help if others are watching.

Offer minimal help to avoid doing too much.

What key theme is emphasized in Leviticus?

God’s guidance through the wilderness

The history of Israel’s kings

In Numbers, how did God guide the Israelites during their journey through the wilderness?

By a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night

What central message does Deuteronomy focus on?

Covenant renewal and preparation for the future

God’s provision of manna in the wilderness

You feel overwhelmed by life’s challenges and wonder if God is still faithful to His promises. Reflecting on Abraham and Sarah’s story, what should you do?

Trust in God’s faithfulness, knowing His promises are not limited by human circumstances.

Lose hope because circumstances seem impossible.

Focus only on your own ability to resolve the situation.

Wait passively for things to change.

You struggle with feeling distant from God in your daily life. Inspired by the call to holiness in Leviticus, what action could you take?

Examine your habits, relationships, and choices, and seek to align them with God’s character.

Focus on external rituals without reflecting on your relationship with God.

Ignore the feeling and continue as usual.

Avoid thinking about holiness because it feels unattainable.

You’re uncertain about your future and feel lost, much like the Israelites in the wilderness. How can the lessons from Numbers help you?

Trust that God is guiding you, even if you don’t see the entire path, and take one step at a time.

Assume you are alone in the journey and rely only on your own instincts.

Avoid taking risks or making decisions until the path is completely clear.

Complain about the uncertainty without seeking God’s guidance.

What is the first promise of redemption found in the Bible?

The promise that the offspring of the woman will crush the serpent's head

How was Abraham’s faith described in Genesis 15:6?

It was credited to him as righteousness.

It was based on his understanding of the law.

Which Old Testament event is a shadow of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross?

The giving of the Ten Commandments

What did the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 symbolize?

The need for sacrifices to cleanse sin

God’s promise to bless Abraham’s descendants

The Israelites' freedom from Egypt

The giving of the law at Mount Sinai

How did God demonstrate His faithfulness in the story of Joseph?

By preserving the family line through trials and hardships

By giving him great wealth immediately

By giving him a large army to fight his enemies

By allowing him to avoid suffering altogether

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the primary purpose of the Bible according to the lesson?

To record historical events.

To provide moral lessons.

To guide humanity with God’s love, wisdom, and hope.

To enforce strict rules and regulations.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The Bible is compared to a map because:

It lists directions for travel.

It provides guidance for life’s challenges and choices.

It contains geographical references.

It is only useful in specific situations.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What key message does the Bible encourage when faced with a moral dilemma?

Choose the easiest path to avoid struggles.

Prioritize personal gain over others.

Value integrity and compassion, even when it’s difficult.

Avoid making any decision.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In the story of Jonah, what lesson can we learn?

The importance of running from responsibilities.

That fear and disobedience lead to success.

The value of compassion and embracing God’s call.

To avoid difficult situations at all costs.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The Bible only serves as a historical account of past events.

True

False

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The teachings of the Bible reflect timeless truths that apply to our lives today.

True

False

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The Bible's transformative power works instantly, without requiring effort on our part.

True

False

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What is the primary purpose of the Bible according to the lesson?

The Bible is compared to a map because:

What key message does the Bible encourage when faced with a moral dilemma?

In the story of Jonah, what lesson can we learn?

The Bible only serves as a historical account of past events.

The teachings of the Bible reflect timeless truths that apply to our lives today.

The Bible's transformative power works instantly, without requiring effort on our part.

By following the Bible's lessons, we positively impact the world around us.

You witness a classmate being unfairly treated, but stepping in to help might lead to criticism or backlash. Based on the Bible’s teachings, what should you do?

You feel reluctant to apologize after realizing you’ve hurt a friend. Reflecting on Jonah’s story, how should you respond?

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