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Salvation in the Old Testament

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Bible is actually one big story into which the other biblical accounts fit.

What word or phrase from the class lecture best describes this one story idea?

a)

metanarrative

b)

big story

c)

grand narrative

d)

storyline

e)

one story

2.

The Bible is primarily the story of what God is doing to ___________ ___________ by redeeming His fallen creation.

a)

save others

b)

glorify Himself

c)

justify mankind

d)

help others

e)

end sin

3.

Four concepts are used to illustrate the one story of the Bible. They are Creation, Fall, _______________ , and Restoration.

a)

recreation

b)

redemption

c)

release

d)

relocation

e)

rescuing

4.

God created everything we see out of nothing. In how many days did He do this? (Think carefully before answering!)

a)

7

b)

6

c)

5

d)

4

e)

3

5.

Humans are DIFFERENT from animals in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

a)

man has a will

b)

man is created in God's image

c)

man was created on the 6th day

d)

man can reject God

6.

In what event of history is God's sovereignty over sin and evil displayed most clearly?

a)

Abraham sacrificing Isaac

b)

Christ's death on the cross

c)

Christ's miracles on earth

d)

Creation of the world

7.

Which element of salvation is NOT found in both the Old Testament and the New Testament?

a)

permanence

b)

changed lives

c)

God's grace

d)

The Church

8.

Which idea is NOT part of justification? (Be careful--all of these statements are true, but one of them is not part of our justification.)

a)

God forgives us all our sins.

b)

God gradually perfects us.

c)

God considers us righteous.

d)

God declares us innocent.

9.

What is the relationship between faith and good works?

a)

Good works lead to faith.

b)

Faith leads to good works.

c)

You can have faith without good works.

d)

None of these is true.

10.

In which of the following tests did Abraham FAIL the test of faith?

a)

Sacrificing Isaac

b)

Dealing with Abimelech

c)

Dealing with Lot's capture

d)

Letting Lot choose the land

11.

Based on the biblical story of Abraham's life and his failures of faith, what may have been his most challenging sin struggle?

a)

anger

b)

gluttony

c)

fear

d)

pride

12.

The two parts of redemption as found in the book of Exodus are deliverance and ___________.

a)

service

b)

satisfaction

c)

happiness

d)

justification

13.

One of the reasons why God delivered the Israelites was ______________________________.

a)

because He hated the Egyptians and wanted to make an example of them.

b)

because the Israelites had served Him so well in the past.

c)

because the Israelites were such good people.

d)

because of His promise to Abraham.

14.

God's main purpose for the Israelites, now that they were delivered from Egypt, included _____________________ that pleased Him.

a)

recreation

b)

joyfulness

c)

service

d)

studying

15.

The book of Exodus could easily be outlined in this way: The God Who Delivers, The God Who ___________________________, The God Who Draws Near.

a)

darkens

b)

dazzles

c)

delineates

d)

demands

e)

designs

16.

According to Hebrews 11:6, "Without _________ it is impossible to please God."

a)

love

b)

mercy

c)

money

d)

faith

e)

a clean heart

17.

The Greek word for Genesis means what?

a)

growth

b)

creation

c)

beginning

d)

life

e)

regrowth

18.

What verse in the Bible is known as the Protoevangelium, the first gospel?

a)

Genesis 1:1

b)

Genesis 3:15

c)

John 3:16

d)

Revelation 1:12

19.

What is the correct theological term for God's act of removing the guilt and penalty of sin while at the same time declaring a sinner righteous through Christ's atoning sacrifice?

a)

sanctification

b)

rebirth

c)

justification

d)

regeneration

20.

Why did God direct Moses to build a tabernacle?

a)

to keep the people busy so they wouldn't complain so much

b)

to scare the enemies of the Israelites

c)

so that God could dwell with His people