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WorksheetsOT Themes Unit 1.14-15
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is another name for the Sinai Covenant?
David's Law
Abraham's Covenant
10 Commandments
Rainbow Promise
What were the requirements of the Sinai Covenant?
Obey the 10 commandments
Remember the Promise of the Rainbow
Unconditional Covenant
Conditional Covenant
How did the Lord demonstrate his love & faithfulness to his people?
Provided for them through their desert wanderings and brought them safely to the Promised Land
anointed priests to faithfully lead the people in worship
provided a faithful example for future kings in David
appointed Judges to save the people from oppression
send prophets to remind them of the Lord's requirements & to warn them of coming judgment if they did not repent
Why did the Israelite's fail to keep the covenant?
The Lord expected too much from them.
The Law was not clear.
It was an unconditional Law
The Israelite's were sinful people who could not keep the Law perfectly.
The covenant at Sinai was a conditional covenant, if the people broke its terms they would be punished.
True
False
The covenant with David was unconditional, the Lord promised that David's lamp would always remain burning-that the Messiah would come from David's family line.
True
False
The Kings of Judah (Israel) were subject to both the Sinai Covenant and the Davidic covenant. Which covenant did they focus more of their attention?
Conditional Covenant
Unconditional Covenant
Sinai Covenant
Davidic Covenant
Why did God send prophets to speak to the kings of Israel and Judah?
Most of the kings were more focused upon themselves than upon the Lord and his covenant.
The kings were doing an amazing job leading the people and the Lord wanted to encourage them.
They needed to be reminded about their primary task of leading the people as a nagid-type king.
The Kings asked for wisdom and discernment.
Why were the people of Judah (Southern Kingdom) exiled?
Assyria and Babylon caught the Israelite's off guard and took over their land.
They had broken God's covenant and exile was their punishment.
God wanted to purify a remnant of his people to someday return to Judah with the promise of a new covenant.
They didn't obey the Northern Kingdom.
What is the basis of the old covenant (Sinai)?
God's forgiveness & grace
Mercy
Law
Faith
What is the basis of the new covenant (Jeremiah 31:33-34)?
The Law
Mercy
God's forgiveness and grace
Obedience
The old covenant was written upon stone tablets.
Where would the new covenant be written?
The Bible
Stone Tablets
Body
Hearts of God's people
Why did God give the new covenant in Jeremiah 31?
The people were unable to keep the terms of the Sinai Covenant.
He wanted to try something different.
He wanted to make it easier for his people.
He believed he was unfair in expecting his people to follow all the commandments.
Why did the people need a Messiah?
Because they were lazy.
God was tired of giving them so many chances.
The people wanted a Messiah.
The Messiah was a means or instrument of the new covenant. Through his work and atoning sacrifice, the forgiveness promised in the new covenant would come to fruition.
