Unit 1 Creation and Fall Test

Context

• surrounding material

• main character

• plot twist

• setting

Covenant

• promise

• agreement

• contract

• law

Fear

• respect

• admiration

• affection

• trust

Kingdom of God

• Christ’s rule on earth

• A physical kingdom in heaven

• A historical empire in Israel

• A set of religious rituals

Narrative

• account of a historical event

• a type of government

• a mathematical equation

• a scientific law

Protevangelium

• introduction to the good news

• a type of ancient manuscript

• a ceremonial Jewish feast

• a prophetic vision in the Old Testament

Sovereignty

• authority or control

• economic prosperity

• military strength

• cultural influence

According to your textbook, the ultimate purpose of Scripture is to

• reveal God and provide a way for people to have a relationship with Him

• provide historical facts about ancient civilizations

• offer scientific explanations for natural phenomena

• serve as a collection of moral stories only

In which step of Bible study would it be most helpful to consult a tool like a Bible encyclopedia?

• interpretation

• application

• memorization

• devotion

What is necessary if you are going to make good observations in your personal Bible study?

• persistence

• luck

• impatience

• distraction