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WorksheetsPatriarchs 2
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 2hrs 10mins
Initially Joseph's brothers want to __________________.
Sell him into slavery
Kill him
Lock him in a cistern
None of these
Which of these is NOT something we learn about God's nature from the patriarchs?
God accepts human weakness and continues to love because he is faithful to his word
God works through human events, making good come out of apparent evil
God is a vengeful God, unafraid to show his power and punish sinners
God molds people according to his divine will
God is a loving Creator, but also a just judge
Who is NOT one of the four major patriarchs of the Bible?
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Esau
Why do the patriarch stories show both the positive and negative experiences/choices they make?
To learn what we are supposed to do
To learn what we are not supposed to do
Both of these
Neither of these
Abraham's journey foreshadows the one that the Hebrew people will later make.
True
False
Hagar's story illustrates... (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)
God’s compassion extends beyond Abraham
Illustrates the justice of God
Shows that God demands care for the widow, orphan, and foreigner
That God blesses all of his children, not just Abraham's family
Children were viewed in Semitic culture as a sign of prestige/blessing from God.
True
False
Because there is a question over who will get the birthright/blessing from Abraham...
Hagar runs away with Ishmael
Hagar and Ishmael are banished
God also blesses Hagar/Ishmael
None of these
Because Hagar is so badly abused as a result of Sarah's jealousy...
Hagar runs away with Ishmael
Hagar and Ishmael are banished
God also blesses Hagar/Ishmael
None of these
What is NOT one of the lessons we learn from Abraham nearly sacrificing Isaac?
Hebrews do not sacrifice humans to their God
Lesson in trust
Foreshadowing to God sacrificing his son
God will constantly challenge us and our faith
The story of Joseph and Jacob settling in Egypt has no historical roots.
True
False
This person is reddish, hairy, and loves to be outdoors hunting.
Jacob
Esau
Isaac
Ishmael
Who does Esau represent in the stories of Jacob and Esau?
Hittites
Edomites
Canaanites
Perizites
The Jacob and Esau stories also represent hope that Israel can live in peace with its neighbors.
True
False
What clues are present that hint that Esau represents the Edomites?
He is reddish when he is born
He settles in Edom as an adult
God says that two nations are at war in Rebekah's womb
All of these
The Joseph story, though it contains many spiritual and historical lessons, also serves a literary purpose to...
Get the Israelites into Egypt
Set the stage for the Exodus
Connect the books of Genesis and Exodus
Shows the formation of the PEOPLE of Israel, not just one person carrying the blessing
All of these
If we to relate a color to the Patriarchs unit, what would that color be?
Turquoise
Purple
Red
None of the above
Adam and Eve are to One Holy Couple as Abraham is to
One Holy Family
One Holy Land
One Holy Covenant
One Holy Tribe
A patriarch is a
Male ruler, elder, or leader
Female ruler, elder, or leader
Both female and male rulers
None of the answers are correct
Abraham's faith in God's promise is considered an act of
Fear
Righteousness
Loyalty
None of the answers are correct
Jacob and Rebekah had 12 sons
True
False
Genesis chapters 12-50 read like
A collection of poems
A collection of psalms
A collection of short stories
A collection of New Testament readings
