Exploring Creation and the Fall

What are the seven days of creation as described in Genesis?

• Animals and plants;

• 1. Light; 2. Sky; 3. Land and vegetation; 4. Sun, moon, and stars; 5. Sea creatures and birds; 6. Land animals and humans; 7. Rest.

• Heaven and earth;

• Mountains and rivers;

In which chapter of Genesis is the creation of man detailed?

• Genesis 3

• Genesis 5

• Genesis 1 and Genesis 2

• Genesis 4

What command did God give to Adam regarding the Tree of Knowledge?

• You may eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

• Do not touch the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

• Only eat the fruit from the Tree of Life.

• Do not eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.

What was the consequence of Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit?

• They were rewarded with eternal life.

• They gained knowledge of good and evil without consequences.

• They were transformed into angels.

• They were expelled from the Garden of Eden.

How did the serpent tempt Eve in the Garden of Eden?

• The serpent claimed that eating the fruit would grant her eternal life.

• The serpent offered Eve a fruit that would make her immortal.

• The serpent tempted Eve by questioning God's command and promising knowledge.

• The serpent told Eve to ignore God's words completely.

What immediate effect did the Fall have on Adam and Eve's relationship with God?

• They were granted eternal life without consequences.

• They immediately received blessings and rewards from God.

• They experienced shame and hid from God, indicating a broken relationship.

• They felt closer to God and sought His guidance.

What are some long-term consequences of the Fall according to Christian theology?

• Spiritual death, inherent sinful nature, suffering and death, broken relationship with God, need for redemption.

• Unconditional acceptance by all

• Perfect harmony with creation

• Eternal life without God

How does sin enter the world according to the Genesis narrative?

• Sin enters through the actions of Noah after the flood.

• Sin is introduced by the serpent in the story of Cain and Abel.

• Sin comes from the Tower of Babel's construction.

• Sin enters the world through the disobedience of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

What role does Jesus Christ play in the redemption of humanity?

• Jesus Christ is a mythological character with no real existence.

• Jesus Christ is a prophet who teaches moral values.

• Jesus Christ is a historical figure with no impact on humanity.

• Jesus Christ is the Savior who redeems humanity through his sacrificial death and resurrection.

What is the significance of the term 'original sin' in Christian doctrine?

• Original sin signifies humanity's inherited sinful nature and the need for salvation through divine grace.

• Original sin is a term used to describe the creation of the world.

• Original sin refers to the first act of kindness in humanity.

• Original sin signifies the absence of any need for redemption.