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WorksheetsBible 10 - Unit 1: Bible Basics & Genesis
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 17mins
Why is the Bible considered trustworthy? (Select all that apply)
It is written by famous scribes and authors
It has been translated into many languages and is the #1 best selling book worldwide
It tells the story of how God's people messed up and is affirmed by multiple generations
It has stood the test of time and is affirmed by multiple generations of God’s people
What is one of the purposes of the Bible?
To help people get rich
To help Christians mock atheists
To prepare God’s people to do good works (aka the work of God).
To give readers something to feel superior about
The Bible is a collection of ______ and ______ stories, poems, and prophecies of God’s people which tell us about God and what it means to be faithful to God.
Spiritual, Encouraging
Well-written, Famous
Historical, True
Proven, Treasured
What are the two major divisions of the Bible?
Old Testament & New Testament
Genesis & Exodus
The Law & The Prophets
Gospels & Epistles
What is Redemptive History about?
The creation and ultimate destruction of the universe
How God will restore humanity and the world from Genesis through Revelation
The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus in the New Testament
The history of the Israelites throughout the Old Testament
What is the SECOND event in the Redemptive History timeline?
The Call of Abraham
The Fall & Promise of Redemption
Creation
The Kingdom of Israel
On the timeline, "The Church Age" is also referred to as... (Select all that apply)
Our Modern Times
The Now, but Not Yet
The Age of the Holy Spirit
The Second Coming
What is the LAST stage of the timeline?
The End of Redemption
Jesus' Return and New Creation
The Now, but Not Yet
The Apocalypse
In our Bible timeline, where are we TODAY?
The Exile
The Kingdom of Israel
The Now, but Not Yet
The Church Age
The Age of the Holy Spirit
Jesus
What is the creation story in Genesis 1 about?
How God was angry with how evil world had become and sent a flood to wipe it out
How God calms and orders the chaos of the world so that people can live an abundant life
How God saved humans from slavery in Egypt so that they can live in freedom in the Promised Land
How humans rebelled against God, but God still promises to save them in the future
In Genesis 1, the story of creation story is also a (a) story.
In Genesis 2, humans have a close connection to ..... and are called to take care of it.
the universe
the truth
the heavens
the earth
How is God presented differently in Genesis 1 and 2?
In Genesis 1, God is "down to earth" and near us.
In Genesis 2, God is all-powerful and cosmic.
In Genesis 1, God is a loving savior.
In Genesis 2, God is a powerful warrior King.
In Genesis 1, God is all-powerful and cosmic.
In Genesis 2, God is "down to earth" and near us.
In Genesis 1, God is a powerful warrior King.
In Genesis 2, God is a loving savior.
What does the eating of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil represent in Genesis 3?
Humanity's choice to define good and evil apart from God
Gaining knowledge and insight into how the world works
The source of evil in the universe
God's gift of morality to all people
In Genesis 3, Adam and Eve eat from the Tree of the (a) of Good and Evil.
After everything had gone wrong, Genesis 3 includes what good news?
God promises redemption through one of the woman’s future offspring.
God comes and kills the deceptive snake.
Jesus appears and helps Adam & Eve turn back to God.
God gives Adam & Eve the Bible so that they can learn about Him.
What does Genesis 12:2-3 say about Abram's role?
He will be a blessing to all the families on the earth
He will conquer all nations that threaten him
He will be the ancestor of Jesus Christ
He will be a great prophet that will teach the nations and families of the earth about God
What theme is repeated in Genesis 1, 2, and 12?
Hope in the Lord and He will strengthen you
You are forgiven and redeemed
You are chosen and dearly loved
You are blessed to be a blessing
Who does God choose to start His plan of redemption with?
(Be careful with spelling/capitalization)
(a)
On the Redemptive History Timeline, what event follows the Call of Abraham?
The Exile
Israel & the Law
The Now, but Not Yet
The Kingdom of Israel
How many books of the Bible are there total?
(a)
How many books are in the New Testament?
(a)
Books of the Bible: What is another word for "letters"?
Postals
Apostles
Epistles
Evian
What is the last book of the Old Testament?
Haggai
Malachi
Revelation
Deuteronomy
What books are in the New Testament? (Select all that apply)
Titus
Isaiah
The Gospel of Jacob
The Gospel of Luke
Zephaniah
What books are in the Old Testament?
Leviticus
3 Samuel
Genesis
Jonah
Psalms
