The Old Testament provides the__________background by which we are able to understand the New Testament.

The New Testament contains over __________references or allusions to the Old.

The Old Testament can be interpreted properly, only when both the __________ and __________ are recognized in its pages.

Moses is the author of the five books of the law called the __________.

The creation account of Genesis __________assumes the existence of God and clearly states that He created all things with order and __________.

Man was created with the __________ and __________ capacity of having fellowship with his Creator and all of His creation.

The promise of a __________ was given to man before they were expelled from the Garden of Eden.

God’s gracious provision of __________ as a covering is a hint of the shedding of __________ as the means of __________.

The __________ was a sign of the covenant between God and man, assuring him that the human race would never again be destroyed by a __________.

God told the __________ persons who came from the ark to repopulate and possess the earth.  In the process of years the __________ was begun as a defiance of this command.

__________ is of the line of Shem and became the father of the founder of Israel.

In both Judaism and __________, Abraham is a __________.

Through faith in God’s __________, Abraham rose above the religious level of his times.

Wherever Abraham sojourned in Canaan, he erected an __________.

The promise that Abraham would be a __________ to all the families of the earth unfolds in __________.

__________, Abraham’s son by Hagar, became the father of the __________.

__________ was the son of promise to Abraham and __________.

As a chief administrator for Pharaoh, Joseph guided __________ through the crucial years of plenty and __________, and saved his own family from starvation.

Israel was enslaved for approximately __________ years.

The purpose of the plagues was to demonstrate God’s mighty power to the __________ as well as to the Egyptians.

God’s pillar of __________ by day and of __________ by night not only served to protect in time of danger, but also to provide guidance en route.

The distinctive features of the Ten Commandments set forth __________ (worship of one true God).

The tabernacle itself was __________ feet long and __________ feet wide, divided into two parts.

There were three pieces of furniture in the Holy Place; the golden __________, the table of __________, and the __________ of incense.

The __________ of the Covenant was the most scared object in Israel.  This, and this alone, was placed in the Holy of Holies and contained the Decalogue, Aaron’s __________, and a __________.

The __________ represented the presence of God.

Israel camped at Mount Sinai for a period of approximately __________.

The number of just men excluding the Levites was about __________.

The __________ was in the center of the camp. __________ tribes camped on each side of it.

Only two of the twelve spies, __________ and __________ believed that with God, Israel could take the land of __________.

Because of their __________, the ten spies and all the people age 20 and older died in the __________.

For __________, Moses was not allowed to enter Canaan.

The __________ erected by Moses is a symbol of Jesus’ death on the cross.

Through Balaam’s advice, the __________ seduced many Israelites into idolatry and immorality which brought __________ upon God’s people.