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Bible Test Review

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

God's ______ with Abraham included the creation of the _________ of Israel.

a)

command, plan

b)

covenant, nation

c)

command, nation

d)

covenant, plan

2.

_______ was the name of the country where Abraham settled with his wife.

a)

Canaan

b)

Egypt

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Israel

3.

A _______ contains records of ___________ and their descendants.

a)

history, ancestors

b)

genealogy, politicials

c)

history, politicians

d)

genealogy, ancestors

4.

As long as the _______ obeyed God's commands, they lived in __________ in the Promised Land.

a)

Israelites, peace

b)

Canaanites, war

c)

Israelites, war

d)

Canaanites, peace

5.

Select the best ways to bring harmony to a nation. (3 answers)

a)

lower people's taxes

b)

do what is right

c)

obey God's laws

d)

have an army

e)

provide justice for all citizens

6.

Select the best ways to bring harmony to a nation. (3 answers)

a)

build strong families

b)

repent and pray

c)

make God the foundation

d)

have a king

e)

make everyone dress the same

7.

The three social institutions that God ordained are the

a)

Church

b)

family

c)

citizen

d)

nation

8.

Who are the citizens of God's holy nation? (2 answers)

a)

everyone

b)

those who have repented and been baptized

c)

all the saints

d)

anyone who goes to church

9.

What did Jesus tell the apostles was going to happen to him? (3 answers)

a)

He was going to be killed

b)

He was going to be baptized

c)

He was going to suffer

d)

He was going to be raised to life

10.

In the new Church, what kinds of things did the people devote themselves to?

a)

fellowship

b)

prayer

c)

the apostles' teaching

d)

breaking of bread

e)

all are correct

11.

Why did Jesus tell the apostles to wait in Jerusalem?

a)

to watch him ascend to heaven

b)

to wait until he appeared again

c)

to wait for the gift of the Holy Spirit

d)

to wait for the Pentecost feast