Biblical Promises and Consequences

The video explores the biblical narrative from the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, where evil enters the world through a snake, to the promise of a future redeemer. It traces the lineage from Abraham to King David, highlighting the unfulfilled promise of a snake-crushing king. Prophets like Isaiah foretell a coming king who will defeat evil. The New Testament introduces Jesus as the fulfillment of these promises, who conquers evil and offers healing. The story concludes with the hope of Jesus' return to restore goodness on earth.

What was the one rule given to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden?

• Do not drink from the river.

• Do not leave the garden.

• Do not talk to the animals.

• Do not eat from the tree of knowledge.

What did the snake tell Adam and Eve about the forbidden fruit?

• It would make them live forever.

• It would make them like God.

• It would make them forget everything.

• It would make them invisible.

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

• They were banished from the garden.

• They gained control over all animals.

• They were given superpowers.

• They became immortal.

Who did God promise would come to crush the serpent's head?

• A son of David

• A son of Abraham

• A son of Adam

• A son of Eve

Which of Abraham's descendants was promised to bring peace and harmony?

• Jacob

• Joseph

• Isaac

• Judah

What was the role of the prophets during the dark days of Israel?

• To lead the army

• To build temples

• To collect taxes

• To remind people of God's promise

According to Isaiah, why was the promised king wounded?

• Because of humanity's evil

• Because of an accident

• Because of a curse

• Because of a battle

Who is introduced in the New Testament as the fulfillment of ancient promises?

• Moses

• Elijah

• John the Baptist

• Jesus of Nazareth

What did Jesus do to confront the effects of evil on people?

• He built temples

• He wrote new laws

• He healed them and forgave their sins

• He led an army

What is the final promise described at the end of the Bible?

• A new king will be crowned

• The garden will be rebuilt

• A new prophet will come

• Jesus will return and destroy the snake once and for all