BIBL 105 Quiz 1

BIBL 105 Quiz 1

BIBL 105 Quiz 1 Liberty University

BIBL 105 Quiz Introduction to the Old Testament; Genesis

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BIBL 105 Quiz 1 Introduction to the Old Testament; Genesis BIBL 105

1. Explain how the teachings of Genesis chapters 1, 2, and 3 shape your personal worldview. Give at least 3 examples from Genesis 1-3, along with a short explanation of each.
2. One change after the Flood was that God allowed people to _______.
3. God was _______ by the sinfulness upon the earth before the Flood.
4. Abram received the covenant sign of _______ from God.
5. Which of these came after the Fall of mankind?
6. The Old Testament narrows down the field so that one Person will ultimately fulfill God’s messianic purpose.
7. Jesus claimed that He came not to _______ the Law but to _______ it.
8. The Moabites worshipped the god _______.
9. The ancient _______ were situated in what is today southern Iraq.
10. Archaeology from the pre-patriarchal time period reveals that other cultures had creation and flood stories.
11. The black obelisk of Shalmaneser III depicts which king of Israel bowing down?
12. Jewish tradition affirms that Old Testament prophecy ceased around 400 BC after the ministry of Malachi.
13. The Jewish process of transmitting (copying) Scriptures was extremely _______.
14. The first five books of the Old Testament are known as the Torah or _______.
15. One important argument against the Documentary Hypothesis is that the Pentateuch itself declares in many places that Moses is the author.
16. The book of Genesis covers more time than any other biblical book.
17. Despite Joseph’s wrongful enslavement and imprisonment, he is providentially promoted to _______ of Egypt.
18. The creation account in Genesis 1-2 presents an absolute creation from nothing, or creation “
19. The confusion of the languages at Babel resulted in the _______ of the nations.
20. Noah’s Flood as described in Genesis 6-9 was a _______ flood.
21. Isaac’s name means “_______.”

Other sets

1. Explain how the teachings of Genesis chapters 1, 2, and 3 shape your personal worldview. Give at least 3 examples from Genesis 1-3, along with a short explanation of each.
2. According to Genesis 1, mankind and the animals originally ate _______.
3. God commanded _______ to leave his family and country to go to the land God would show him.
4. God was _______ by the sinfulness upon the earth before the Flood.
5. Isaac commanded his son, Jacob, not to _______.
6. God’s love in the Old Testament is extended toward _______.
7. How many books are in the Old Testament?
8. The _______ were so named because of their ancient trading in purple dyes and cloths.
9. The Moabites worshipped the god _______.
10. Archaeological evidence for the wilderness wandering after the Exodus is likely missing because
11. What key phrase from the time of Israel’s monarchy appears on the stele (stone) found at Tel Dan?
12. The Old Testament Scriptures were revealed over a period of about _______ years.
13. The books of the Bible are not authoritative because humans gave them canonical status but because humans recognized that they were inspired by God.
14. The Documentary Hypothesis has been confirmed by the discovery of 4 separate documents: J, E, D, and P.
15. The Jewish and Christian traditions arm that Moses wrote the Pentateuch.
16. One interesting thing to note about the Hebrew word for “create” (bara) is that the subject of this verb is never man, meaning that God alone is the One who creates.
17. The Abrahamic Covenant in Genesis 15 was _______.
18. The first prophecy of the Bible in Genesis 3:15 is known as the _______.
19. The two main divisions of the book of Genesis are _______ History and _______ History.
20. God promised to give Abraham _______, _______, and _______.
21. After encountering God in a dream, Jacob changed the city name of Luz to “Bethel,” which means “

Other sets

1. Abram received the covenant sign of _______ from God.
2. All of Joseph’s brothers wanted to put him to death out of jealousy
3. The earth was full of _______ leading up to the Flood.
4. According to Genesis 1, mankind and the animals originally ate
5. The God of the Bible is portrayed as _______.
6. Jesus claimed that He came not to _______ the Law but to it
7. was built on the banks of the Euphrates River and was famous for its hanging gardens.
8. The Old Testament tells the story of _______ people, places, and history.
9. The black obelisk of Shalmaneser III depicts which king of Israel bowing down?
10. One reason why the Exodus may not be recorded in Egyptian records is that the Egyptians may not have wanted to record their own defeat.
11. The books of the Bible are not authoritative because humans gave them canonical status but because humans recognized that they were inspired by God.
12. The Greek translation of the Old Testament is known as the LXX or
13. The first five books of the Old Testament are known as the Torah or
14. The Hebrew word Torah means “_______” or “_______.”
15. The four great patriarchs of Genesis 12-50 are _______.
16. Despite Joseph’s wrongful enslavement and imprisonment, he is providentially promoted to _______ of Egypt.
17. The first verse of the Bible introduces God as _______ being.
18. The first prophecy of the Bible in Genesis 3:15 is known as the
19. Genesis is the book of _______.
20. The confusion of the languages at Babel resulted in the _______ of the nations.

Set 1

1. Explain how the teachings of Genesis chapters 1, 2, and 3 shape your personal worldview. Give at least 3 examples from Genesis 1-3, along with a short explanation of each.
2. Jesus seldom referred to the Old Testament in His teachings.
3. Jacob’s wife who became the mother of Judah (from whom the Messiah would come) was _______.
4. The book of Genesis introduces God’s _______ program for humanity.
5. Jesus believed Himself to be the _______ of the Old Testament promises.
6. According to Genesis 1, mankind and the animals originally ate _______.
7. Abram was _______ when God called him.
8. The Greek translation of the Old Testament is known as the LXX or _______.
9. The patriarchal blessing of Isaac goes to _______.
10. What is the name of the science that deals with data coming from the material culture of past civilizations?
11. The Moabites worshipped the god _______.
12. The books of the Bible are not authoritative because humans gave them canonical status but because humans recognized that they were inspired by God.
13. Moses could still be the substantial author of the Pentateuch even if the account of his death and burial (Deut 34) was added later.
14. Adam and Eve were forbidden from eating from the _______.
15. One interesting thing to note about the Hebrew word for “create” (bara) is that the subject of this verb is never man, meaning that God alone is the One who creates.
16. One can adequately understand the New Testament without the Old Testament.
17. After encountering God in a dream, Jacob changed the city name of Luz to “Bethel,” which means “_______.”
18. According to Genesis 3, the reason there is death in the world is due to _______.
19. God’s love in the Old Testament is extended toward _______.
20. All of Joseph’s brothers wanted to put him to death out of jealousy.
21. God was _______ by the sinfulness upon the earth before the Flood.

Set 2

1. The biblical date for the exodus is ______ BC.
2. The______________ of the Lord stopped Abraham from sacrificing Isaac.
3. Esau threatened to kill _____.
4. Abram’s name meant “great________.”
5. In Exodus, Jesus is pictured as the passover _____________.
6. ____________ is a picture of Jesus as the obedient son of the father.
7. Moses was assisted by his brother ______.
8. Joseph’s brothers sold him to the ______.
9. The first messianic prophecy occurs in Genesis ____.
10. Sarah suggested that Abram have a child by ______.
11. Abram lived in about ______ BC.
12. God told Noah to cover the Ark with _____.
13. Ishmael became the “father” of the ______.
14. Abraham’s servant found a bride for Isaac in ______.
15. Prior to the flood the earth may have been protected by a ______ ______.
16. An immediate change after the flood was a (an) ______ in life spans.
17. The judgment of the flood was caused by ________ intermarriage.
18. Jacob’s life changed when he returned to_____.
19. God fed the Israelites in the wilderness with ___________.
20. Joseph eventually _________ his brothers.
21. In Genesis, life begins _______.
22. Jesus appeared in the Old Testament as the ______ of the Lord.
23. Jesus is pictured in Genesis as the ______ one.
24. Moses met God on Mt. ______.
25. Jacob’s family fell into trouble in ______.

Set 3

1. Moses met God on Mt. ______.
2. The total duration of the flood was one _____.
3. God promised that Christ would______ the head of Satan.
4. The extent of the flood was _____.
5. God displayed His power over the gods of Egypt by the ten ______.
6. Joseph was the son of of Jacob and ________.
7. The Ark was ______ cubits (450 ft) long.
8. Ishmael became the “father” of the ______.
9. The Tabernacle housed the Ark of the _________________.
10. Lot backslid spiritually while he was living in ________.
11. God told Noah to cover the Ark with _____.
12. Abram’s name meant “great________.”
13. The judgment of the flood was caused by ________ intermarriage.
14. Joseph eventually _________ his brothers.
15. Moses was assisted by his brother ______.
16. Isaac’s name means ______.
17. Jesus appeared in the Old Testament as the ______ of the Lord.
18. Abraham’s servant found a bride for Isaac in ______.
19. Jacob’s life changed when he returned to_____.
20. ____________ is a picture of Jesus as the obedient son of the father.
21. In Exodus, Jesus is pictured as the passover _____________.
22. Joseph’s brothers sold him to the ______.
23. Conservative scholars believe the pharaoh of the exodus was ______________ II.
24. The first messianic prophecy occurs in Genesis ____.
25. Jacob was deceived into marrying ______.

Set 4

1. One important argument against the Documentary Hypothesis is that the Pentateuch itself declares in many places that Moses is the author.
2. Noah’s Flood as described in Genesis 6-9 was a _______ flood.
3. The proper use of archaeology is to “prove” that the Bible is the Word of God.
4. The Hebrew word Torah means “_______” or “_______.”
5. The first prophecy of the Bible in Genesis 3:15 is known as the _______.
6. One reason why the Apocrypha is not included as canonical Scripture among Protestants is that the Apocryphal books never claim to be the Word of God.
7. The creation account in Genesis 1-2 presents an absolute creation from nothing, or creation “_______.”
8. Moses could still be the substantial author of the Pentateuch even if the account of his death and burial (Deut 34) was added later.
9. The first promise of Scripture concerns the “seed” of the woman who will _______.
10. Jesus claimed that He came not to _______ the Law but to _______ it.
11. The creation account in Genesis is easily accommodated by secular evolution.
12. The _______ states that the Pentateuch is a compilation of various documents known as J, E, D, and P.
13. The Abrahamic Covenant in Genesis 15 was _______.
14. The Jewish and Christian traditions affirm that Moses wrote the Pentateuch.
15. The _______ worshiped such deities as El, Asherah, and Baal.
16. The Old Testament tells the story of _______ people, places, and history.
17. Moses would have been qualified to write the Pentateuch because of his _______.
18. The Moabites worshipped the god _______.
19. _______ was built on the banks of the Euphrates River and was famous for its hanging gardens.
20. The confusion of the languages at Babel resulted in the _______ of the nations.