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Lesson 10: The biblical view of the Universe

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the Bible, who created the universe?

a)

Moses

b)

God

c)

Abraham

d)

Noah

2.

In the biblical account, how many days did it take for God to create the universe?

a)

3 days

b)

5 days

c)

6 days

d)

7 days

3.

On which day did God create the sun, moon, and stars according to the Bible?

a)

First day

b)

Second day

c)

Third day

d)

Fourth day

4.

What did God create on the first day according to the Bible?

a)

Light

b)

Animals

c)

Plants

d)

Humans

5.

According to the Bible, what was created on the sixth day?

a)

Birds and fish

b)

Land and plants

c)

Humans and land animals

d)

The sky and sea

6.

According to the Bible, what was the purpose of the stars?

a)

To provide heat

b)

To serve as signs and seasons

c)

To scare away animals

d)

To create light during the day

7.

What did God do on the seventh day according to the Bible?

a)

Created humans

b)

Rested

c)

Created animals

d)

Created the earth

8.

In the biblical account, what was the Earth initially covered with?

a)

Water

b)

Sand

c)

Grass

d)

Ice

9.

What is the Naturalist view of the Universe?

a)
The Naturalist perspective emphasizes the importance of spiritual experiences in understanding the universe.
b)
The Naturalist view of the Universe is that it is governed by natural laws and phenomena, without reliance on supernatural elements.
c)
The Naturalist view believes in a divine creator overseeing the universe.
d)
The Naturalist view asserts that the universe is purely a product of human imagination.
10.

What is the Biblical christian view on the origin of the universe?

a)
The universe is a result of multiple gods creating it.
b)
The universe was formed by random cosmic events.
c)
The universe has always existed without a creator.
d)
The universe was created by God as described in Genesis.
11.

In colossians 1:15-17 who existed before creation?

a)
Christ existed before creation.
b)
Angels existed before creation.
c)
God the Father existed before creation.
d)
The universe existed before creation.
12.

Hebrews 11:3 tells us what about the universe?

a)
The universe was formed by God's command from what is not visible.
b)
The universe was created by a cosmic explosion.
c)
The universe is made entirely of visible matter.
d)
The universe is eternal and has no beginning.
13.

According to Psalm 33:6, 9 What does the Lord use to create?

a)
His hands
b)
His breath
c)
His word
d)
His thoughts
14.

John 1:1-3 reveals what about the beginning of creation?

a)
Creation was initiated by angels.
b)
The universe was created by chance.
c)
God created the world without the Word.
d)
Creation began through the Word, who was with God and was God.
15.

Why did God create the universe based on a Biblical worldview?

a)
To create a perfect world without suffering.
b)
To compete with other deities for power.
c)
To provide a setting for human entertainment.
d)

God created the universe to make known His glory and establish a relationship with His creation.

16.

According to Revelation 4:11 what was God's motivation in creating?

a)
To create a perfect world without suffering.
b)
To fulfill a cosmic plan for humanity.
c)
God's motivation in creating was for His pleasure.
d)
To demonstrate His power over creation.
17.

Psalm 104:24 teaches us that God created all things through his what?

a)
strength
b)
power
c)
knowledge
d)
wisdom
18.

God created the universe to reveal his existence and to ........

a)

Show us What He is like

b)

demonstrate His power

c)

Exalt Himself

d)
To punish humanity for their sins
19.

In Psalm 19:1-4 what proclaims the glory of God?

a)
The earth and the mountains.
b)
The seas and the rivers.
c)
The animals and the plants.
d)
The heavens and the sky.
20.

Acts 14:15-17 teaches us what about God?

a)
God is the Creator who provides for humanity and shows His goodness.
b)
God is indifferent to human needs.
c)
God only punishes humanity for their sins.
d)
God is a distant figure who does not interact with the world.
21.

What is God's relationship to the universe?

a)
God is a distant observer of the universe.
b)
God is a myth and has no relationship to the universe.
c)
The universe exists independently of God.
d)
God is the creator and sustainer of the universe.
22.

Colossians 1:17 teaches us what truth about God?

a)
God is the creator of evil.
b)
God is the sustainer of all things.
c)
God is indifferent to creation.
d)
God is only present in the heavens.
23.

God's laws do not (a)   Him

24.

God sustains Earth's (a)   in space.

25.

In Job 10:8-12 what does God sustain?

a)

God sustains His image-bearers

b)
God sustains the ignorance of people.
c)
God sustains the destruction of man.
d)
God sustains the wealth of nations.
26.

What does Matthew 27:33-54 teach us about God's laws?

a)

God is not controlled by His own laws, He can

b)
God's laws are only for the wealthy and powerful.
c)
God's laws are irrelevant to human behavior.
d)
God's laws promote strict punishment without mercy.
27.

God (a)   the Universe

28.

God sustains ______ _______

(a)  

29.

Genesis 1:24-25 teaches that animals will only do what?

a)
Animals will only live in water.
b)
Animals will only eat plants.
c)
Animals will only migrate seasonally.
d)
Animals will only reproduce according to their kinds.
30.

God sustains His image- (a)  

31.

As image-bearers of God we are His (a)   or in charge of God's creation.

32.

Psalm 8:3-9 describes humans as what?

a)
Humans are described as being made a little lower than the angels.
b)
Humans are described as being lower than the beasts of the field.
c)
Humans are described as the rulers of the earth.
d)
Humans are described as being made in the image of God.
33.

What is our mandate, or mission, given by God?

a)
To focus solely on personal happiness and success.
b)
To isolate from others and avoid community service.
c)
To accumulate wealth and power for oneself.
d)

To responsibly care for the earth and to fill and subdue it

34.

In Genesis 3:17-19 what does the curse of creation mean for God's image-bearers?

a)
The curse means toil, suffering, and a broken relationship with creation for God's image-bearers.
b)
The curse signifies a complete restoration of the relationship with creation.
c)
The curse results in eternal life and joy for God's image-bearers.
d)
The curse brings prosperity and harmony with creation.
35.

In Genesis 3:14-15 God reveals what about His plan for creation?

a)
God reveals that evil will never be defeated and will persist forever.
b)
God reveals His intention to punish humanity for their disobedience immediately.
c)
God reveals His plan for redemption and the eventual defeat of evil through the offspring of humanity.
d)
God reveals His plan for the creation of the universe without any mention of redemption.
36.

Revelation 21:1 and 5 describes what about the future?

a)
The future will see the end of all creation.
b)
There will be a return to a previous state of existence.
c)
God will destroy the current heaven and earth without replacement.
d)
The future includes a new heaven and a new earth, with God making all things new.
37.

According to Colossians 1:19-20 how did God make peace with everything in heaven and on earth?

a)
Through the law of Moses.
b)
By the power of the Holy Spirit.
c)
Through the teachings of the prophets.
d)
Through the blood of Christ's cross.
38.

One Day God will create a ____ _______ ___ _______

(a)