Font size
Worksheets7th Bible Fall Final
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
1-1. God's mercy and steadfast love are rooted in His _________?
holiness
power
wisdom
justice
2-1. The covenant relationships encompass God's unfolding plan of ___________.
redemption
creation
judgment
prosperity
What is God's ultimate purpose?
His own glory
The happiness of humanity
The advancement of science
The preservation of nature
The establishment of world peace
4-1. The OT is the story of ___________ history.
redemptive
political
economic
scientific
What is God's special revelation called? —the ___________.
Bible
Quran
Torah
Vedas
6-3. What is the beginning of knowledge? _____________.
the Fear of the LORD
wisdom from experience
understanding science
learning from mistakes
What are the three steps of Bible study? ____________, ____________, ____________.
observe, interpret, apply
read, memorize, preach
pray, sing, worship
write, discuss, debate
7b-5. Bible interpretation needs a ___________ approach (reading it in its normal sense).
literal
figurative
symbolic
allegorical
8-6. The Creator is:
God
Man
Nature
Science
9-6. God created everything "out of ____________"
nothing
light
water
earth
10-6. What makes evolution into different species impossible?
Lack of genetic variation
Natural selection
Mutation
Environmental changes
11-6. God created ______ on DAY 1.
light
plants
animals
water
12-6. On DAY 2, God created:
the sky and the waters above and below
the sun, moon, and stars
plants and trees
animals and humans
On DAY 3, God created:
the sun, moon, and stars
plants and vegetation
birds and fish
light and darkness
14-6. On DAY 4, God created:
the sun, moon, and stars
plants and trees
birds and fish
land animals
15-6. On DAY 5, God created:
birds and sea creatures
land animals
plants and trees
the sun, moon, and stars
On DAY 6, God created:
the sun, moon, and stars
birds and sea creatures
land animals and humans
plants and trees
17-6. God made Man in His _____________.
image
likeness
form
shadow
17b-6. Man is different from animals because:
he has the ability to reason and think logically.
he can run faster than all animals.
he has more physical strength than animals.
he does not need food to survive.
The Creation Mandate refers to:
God's command to humanity to fill the earth and subdue it.
The instructions given to Moses on Mount Sinai.
The promise of salvation through Jesus Christ.
The establishment of the Ten Commandments.
19-7. God made a covenant with ______ that the promised seed would come through him.
Abraham
Moses
David
Noah
20-7. The Torah was written by:
Moses
Abraham
David
Solomon
Where exactly is the protoevangelium?
Genesis 3:15
Exodus 20:1
Matthew 5:3
John 1:1
What are the three points of the story of Scripture?
Creation, Fall, and Redemption
Law, Prophets, and Writings
Birth, Death, and Resurrection
Faith, Hope, and Love
What is a Covenant?
a promise with obligations or conditions
a type of ancient currency
a ceremonial dance
a historical monument
How do you get a right relationship with God?
by faith
by wealth
by good looks
by intelligence
by power
What is the term that means God rules over everything?
Sovereignty
Omnipresence
Benevolence
Providence
What is your only hope?
a redeemer
a teacher
a friend
a leader
What are the three parts of the promise God made to Abraham?
land, seed, blessing
faith, hope, charity
power, wisdom, strength
peace, joy, love
Which part of the covenant contains the promise of a Savior for the whole world?
blessing
sacrifice
law
prophecy
Melchizedek's name means "King of ________"?
Righteousness
Peace
Wisdom
Justice
Why did Hagar name her son Ishmael?
God heard her cries for help and promised her a son
She wanted to honor Abraham's wishes
It was a common name in her tribe
An angel told her to choose that name for no reason
What is the Hebrew word for "the LORD"?
Yahweh
Adonai
Elohim
Jehovah
What is a "theophany"?
when God takes on the appearance of a man
a type of ancient manuscript
a festival celebrated in spring
a ritual involving water
Why did God tell Abraham to name his son Isaac which means laughter?
they laughed at the thought of having a baby so old
Isaac was born during a festival of laughter
Abraham wanted to honor his ancestors
Sarah requested the name for personal reasons
What did laying hands on the animal's head symbolize?
the animal will take the sinner's place
the animal will be blessed
the animal will be set free
the animal will be given food
What is a substitutionary sacrifice?
an innocent animal dies in the place of a guilty person
a guilty person sacrifices another guilty person
an animal is sacrificed for food
a person sacrifices themselves for their own sins
Why did God say Rebekah had two nations in her womb?
She had twins who would fight and make two different people groups
She would become the mother of kings and queens
She would have children who would rule together peacefully
She would give birth to prophets who would unite the world
What does Jacob's name mean?
heel grabber
chosen one
peaceful one
brave leader
What does Esau's name mean?
hairy
red
strong
wise
What happened to Jacob at Bethel (House of God)?
God repeated his covenant to Jacob
Jacob built a golden calf
Jacob fought with the Philistines
Jacob was crowned king
What does election mean?
Choosing
Running
Eating
Sleeping
What happened to Jacob at Peniel (Face of God)?
Jacob wrestles with God, God cripples him, and changes his name to Israel
Jacob receives a vision of angels ascending and descending a ladder
Jacob finds a hidden treasure and becomes wealthy
Jacob is crowned king by the people of Peniel
Why did God rename Jacob Israel?
Israel means "he struggles with God"
Israel means "he is blessed by God"
Israel means "he is the father of nations"
Israel means "he walks with angels"
The ________ of God is simply God's guiding and ongoing involvement with His creation to accomplish His purposes in history.
providence
sovereignty
omniscience
benevolence
The Providence of God reveals:
God's care and guidance over creation.
The punishment of sinners.
The origin of evil in the world.
The limitations of divine power.
Joseph's firm belief in God's sovereignty freed him from:
bitterness and resentment
wealth and prosperity
fame and recognition
fear of success
The prophecy that 'The scepter will not depart from Judah' means:
Judah will always have a ruler or leadership.
Judah will lose its power quickly.
Judah will be destroyed by its enemies.
Judah will become a land of peace only.
Match the following names with their meanings:
Father of Nations
Abraham
King of Righteousness
Melchizedek
God hears
Ishmael
laughter
Isaac
hairy
Esau
Match the following places with their meanings:
house of God
Bethel
God provides
Jehovah Jireh
Face of God
Peniel
Match the following places with what happened there:
Bethel - God repeats His covenant to Jacob, Jacob sees heaven
Bethel - God repeats His covenant to Jacob, Jacob sees heaven
Jehovah Jireh - God provided a ram instead of Isaac
Jehovah Jireh - God provided a ram instead of Isaac
Peniel - Jacob wrestles with God, God names him Israel
Peniel - Jacob wrestles with God, God names him Israel
Moses' Theophany refers to:
God appearing to Moses in the burning bush.
Moses receiving the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.
Moses parting the Red Sea.
Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt.
The Hebrew name for God is:
Yahweh
Allah
Krishna
Zeus
What did God say that His name meant? 'I ___'
I AM
I WILL
I WAS
I EXIST
Select the correct order of the 10 plagues God sent to Egypt.
Water turned to blood, Frogs, Lice, Flies, Livestock disease, Boils, Hail, Locusts, Darkness, Death of the firstborn
Water turned to blood, Frogs, Flies, Lice, Livestock disease, Boils, Hail, Locusts, Darkness, Death of the firstborn
Water turned to blood, Frogs, Lice, Livestock disease, Flies, Boils, Hail, Locusts, Darkness, Death of the firstborn
Water turned to blood, Frogs, Lice, Flies, Livestock disease, Boils, Hail, Darkness, Locusts, Death of the firstborn
God 'hardened' Pharaoh's heart because:
He wanted to demonstrate His power and glory.
He wanted Pharaoh to free the Israelites immediately.
He wanted Pharaoh to become a believer.
He wanted to punish the Egyptians for no reason.
Israel had been in Egypt for how many years?
430 years
200 years
100 years
40 years
God provided ______ for Israel in the desert.
manna
gold
wine
meat
Why did God not provide any food on the 7th day of each week?
Because they had to rest on the Sabbath.
Because the food was spoiled.
Because the people forgot to collect it.
Because it was a day of fasting.
What kind of kingdom did God want the nation of Israel to become?
Holy nation, a kingdom of priests.
A kingdom of warriors and conquerors.
A kingdom of merchants and traders.
A kingdom of scholars and philosophers.
What is the fear of the LORD supposed to keep you from?
Sinning.
Sleeping.
Eating too much.
Traveling far.
What is the condition of the Mosaic Covenant?
Obedience = blessing, disobedience = curses.
Faith alone = salvation.
Sacrifice of animals = forgiveness.
Love your neighbor as yourself.
What is the church supposed to represent to the world?
God.
A government.
A business.
A school.
Is the purpose of the law so you can keep it and earn salvation?
No.
Yes, that is the main reason.
Only for some people.
It depends on the situation.
What is the most serious consequence of Adam's sin?
Separation from God.
Loss of physical strength.
Decrease in intelligence.
Loss of material possessions.
What did the Shewbread represent?
Presence of God.
Sacrifice of animals.
The Ten Commandments.
The Ark of the Covenant.
What did the priests' eating the bread represent?
Fellowship with God.
Obedience to the law.
Sacrifice for sins.
Preparation for worship.
What did the altar and laver symbolize?
Cleansing is required to approach God.
Sacrifice is unnecessary for worship.
The altar and laver symbolize wealth and power.
They represent the division between heaven and earth.
Who could enter the holy of holies and when?
High priest on the day of atonement.
Any priest at any time.
Levites during Passover.
King during the Feast of Tabernacles.
What word in John 1:14 means the same thing as the word tabernacle?
Dwell.
Preach.
Sing.
Write.
In Ephesians 2:21, Paul says the church is a holy temple to the Lord.
Church (believers).
Jerusalem.
The synagogue.
The altar.
Chris is our ______ who stands between us and God to reconcile us.
Mediator.
Judge.
Servant.
Messenger.
Which two spies actually made it back to the promise land?
Joshua and Caleb.
Joshua and Moses.
Caleb and Aaron.
Moses and Aaron.
God has a balance of willingness to forgive and a hatred of ______.
Sin.
Love.
Peace.
Kindness.
What word basically means to consecrate yourself or keep yourself holy?
Sanctify.
Profane.
Defile.
Neglect.
What word means wisdom?
Discernment.
Ignorance.
Confusion.
Foolishness.
What is the act of turning away God's wrath?
Propitiation.
Sanctification.
Justification.
Redemption.
What are the two goats a symbol of?
The work of Christ.
The twelve apostles.
The Ten Commandments.
The Garden of Eden.
How do you get discernment?
By reading God's Word.
By ignoring advice.
By following your feelings only.
By avoiding learning new things.
Who did Balak hire to curse Israel?
Balaam.
Moses.
Aaron.
Joshua.
What did all of his attempts at curses turn out to be?
Oracles of God, blessings for Israel that mirrored the Abrahamic Covenant.
Prophecies of doom for Israel.
Curses that brought misfortune to Israel.
Warnings to neighboring nations.
Who was swallowed by the earth when he rebelled against Moses and God?
Korah.
Aaron.
Joshua.
Caleb.
Nadab.
What will God give people after they are regenerated?
new hearts
riches
long life
fame
power
Where did Israel finally enter the Promise Land?
Gilgal
Jericho
Bethel
Hebron
Why did Rahab from Jericho become part of the line of future Israelite kings?
She feared the LORD
She was a queen of Jericho
She was a prophetess
She was related to Joshua
Why did 36 men die at Ai?
God punished Israel because Achan took devoted things from Jericho
They were outnumbered by the people of Ai
They did not have enough weapons
They were ambushed by wild animals
Describe and explain the reason for the following monuments at: Gilgal, Achor, Mt. Ebal, Shechem
Gilgal: to remember God parted the Jordan river, all He did to bring them into the land; Achor: God punishes disobedience; Mt. Ebal: to remember the Word of God, Joshua wrote the law on stone; Shechem: a witness against the people if they went after false gods.
Gilgal: to honor Joshua's leadership; Achor: to celebrate victory; Mt. Ebal: to mark a boundary; Shechem: to remember Abraham's journey.
Gilgal: to commemorate the building of the tabernacle; Achor: to remember the manna; Mt. Ebal: to celebrate the harvest; Shechem: to honor Moses.
Gilgal: to remember the giving of the Ten Commandments; Achor: to mark a place of worship; Mt. Ebal: to celebrate the crossing of the Red Sea; Shechem: to remember the twelve tribes.
What did the Israelites write into songs that they called Psalms?
their history
their laws
their prophecies
their rituals
In Psalm 136, what phrase is repeated as a theme for the psalm?
his love endures forever
the Lord is my shepherd
blessed are the meek
give thanks to the Lord
What feast celebrated the central event in Israel's history?
Passover
Pentecost
Tabernacles
Purim
What did they remember at the feast of Pentecost?
the giving of the law
the birth of Moses
the crossing of the Red Sea
the building of the Temple
What did they remember during the feast of tabernacles?
their time in the wilderness
the building of the temple
the giving of the Ten Commandments
the conquest of Jericho
the reign of King David
Why did they have the Day of Atonement? ________
to remove the sin of the whole nation as a call to be holy
to celebrate the harvest season
to honor the birth of a prophet
to mark the beginning of a new year
90-54. What is the Hebrew word for praise? ________
hallel
shalom
adonai
torah
How does God command Christians to celebrate the central event in the New Testament?
remember Jesus' death and resurrection in Communion
by fasting every Sunday
by making animal sacrifices
by celebrating with fireworks
What does Baal mean? ________
master
servant
king
warrior
93-57. What did God give Israel to solve their problems with enemy nations?
judges
prophets
kings
priests
