Birth stories are rare in the Bible, but when they do occur

a strong indication that the person born is going to be important

Joshua and judges represent the foundation of Israel as a military conquest by people exclusively from outside of Canaan

Because they were written long before the fall and destruction of Jerusalem

Moses fled and lived for years among a desert-dwelling people called the Midianites after

He killed an Egyptian slave master

The purpose of editing the two traditions about the release of the Hebrews from Egypt together is

Mainly to show that God keeps his promises to his people

This is common phrase, recurring in the book of Deuteronomy, and in the six historical books

With all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind

The purpose of the stories of the plagues is

God’s will is for the liberation of the slaves and the formation of people

The very center of the relationship between Godard the people in the Hebrew tradition is focused on

How the people live their lives

The religious lesson, the authors of Joshua and Judges, meant to convey with their conquest stories

Their ancestors trust in God brought great feats of conquest and glory

Which of the following does the first line of Scripture NOT affirm?

God created the world out of necessity, with the help of the first couple

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1
The Passion is the most pleasing sacrifice to God
True
False
2
God promises blessings — that their union will be fruitful and their offspring will fill the earth and rule over it
Adam
Abraham
Moses
3
God establishes His family in its final form as universal (Catholic) worldwide kingdom, which is called His Church
David
Jesus
Moses
Abraham
4
Moses is called by God through a burning bush to become a military leader and lead a war against the Egyptian army
False
True
5
At the second coming of Christ, Satan will be cast into hell for all of eternity
False
True
6
Confession - sinner becomes one with Christ + complies with His Will + Institutions for removing sin + gaining grace
False
True
7
By this covenant, God’s family takes on a “tribal” form
Moses
Abraham
Adam
Noah
8
In the New Testament, the Passover memorial takes on a new and deeper meaning when the Church celebrates
The Season of Lent
The Eucharist
The birth of Jesus in Bethlehem
The birth of the Church on Pentecost
9
Circumcision is the physical sign of the covenant between God and Abraham
False
True
10
After escaping Egypt, the Hebrews were always faithful when following Moses’s directions from God
False
True
11
The Eucharist is the sign of the New Covenant
David
Moses
Jesus
Noah
12
Birth stories are rare in the Bible, but when they do occur
The ancient Israelites looked upon the newborn child as a new covenant sign
They signal an opportunity for a Jubilee
It’s always an amino us sign of immanent disaster
a strong indication that the person born is going to be important
13
Joshua and judges represent the foundation of Israel as a military conquest by people exclusively from outside of Canaan
All of the above
Because they had to rely solely on the oral tradition and military records
Because they both wanted to illustrate the fierceness of their opponents
Because they were written long before the fall and destruction of Jerusalem
14
Covenant Mediator in his role as father of the family
Moses
Noah
Abraham
Adam
15
Delivering of man from sin is the First Actual Effect of the Passion of Christ
False
True
16
The _____ is one of the earliest written materials of the entire Bible
Canticle of Zechariah
Rahab’s Song
The Magnificat
Song of Deborah
17
Moses fled and lived for years among a desert-dwelling people called the Midianites after
All of the above
He had been declared the successor to Pharaoh
The identity of his natural mother had been discovered
He killed an Egyptian slave master
18
The belief that everything is God, that the world is God, or that the development of the world is the development of God
Gnosticism
Dualism
Materialism
Pantheism
19
The belief that there is no God, but the interplay of matter has always existed
Pantheism
Gnosticism
Dualism
Materialism
20
The purpose of editing the two traditions about the release of the Hebrews from Egypt together is
An attempt to give a more universal message to the story
Mainly to show that God keeps his promises to his people
Due to the fact that Moses died before entering the Promised Land
Because no one knew which was more ancient so they included both
21
The false Egyptian god of hail was named Osiris
True
False
22
By this covenant, God’s family assumes the form of a “holy nation, a kingdom of priests.”
Abraham
Noah
Moses
Adam
23
This is common phrase, recurring in the book of Deuteronomy, and in the six historical books
The fear of the lord is the beginning of knowledge
A house divided against itself, cannot stand
Wherever you go, I will go wherever you lodge, I will lodge.
With all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind
24
The likely number of Hebrews who left Egypt was in the hundreds of thousands
True
False
25
The Resurrection was the first way that Christ was exalted as a man
True
False
26
The purpose of the stories of the plagues is
All of the above
God’s will is for the liberation of the slaves and the formation of people
Not meant to show that God can work miracles
Not meant to show God’s power over Pharaoh
27
God promises to make his son, God’s son; to punish him if he does wrong, but never to take away his royal throne
David
Adam
Jesus
Abraham
28
The very center of the relationship between Godard the people in the Hebrew tradition is focused on
What the people think about God
A desire o see if God remains true to his promises
How the people live their lives
All of the above
29
The sign of the covenant will be the throne and the Temple to be built by his son, Solomon
Adam
David
Moses
Jesus
30
The religious lesson, the authors of Joshua and Judges, meant to convey with their conquest stories
Collaboration between tribes was expected by God
They do not always rely on YHWH for victory over their enemies
Their ancestors trust in God brought great feats of conquest and glory
Full assimilation into a foreign country involved accepting foreign gods
31
Remarkably, Jesus never makes specific reference to the Old Testament Commandments
False
True
32
Which of the following does the first line of Scripture NOT affirm?
God alone is Creator
God created the world out of necessity, with the help of the first couple
The eternal God have a beginning to all that exists outside of himself
The totality of what exists depends o the One who gives it being
33
When a woman married the nearest relative of her deceased husband, it was called a _____ marriage
Patriarchal
Mixed
Levirate
Common Law
34
Delivered man from the power of the devil was the 2nd Actual Effect of the Passion of Christ
False
True
35
War + violence were so engrained in Israelites that the Book of Deuteronomy negates all exemptions for men to avoid war
True
False
36
The whole Middle East seemed to have experienced social and political upheaval in approximately 1200 BC
False
True
37
The Eternal Punishment of sin is called Freed men from the punishment due to sin
True
False
38
Catholics today are obligated to follow all the 613 laws of the Old Testament
False
True
39
To escape the Egyptian army, God allowed the Israelites to pass through which body of water
Dead Sea
Red Sea
Nile River
Black Sea
40
The biblical text, explain the early Israelites were not influenced by the Canaanites, even in religion
True
False
41
While the Israelites did not think God fought against their enemies FOR them, they did believe He fought WITH them
True
False
42
A blessing is a gift of grace of God’s favor and protection
True
False
43
Covenant mediator in his role as royal high priest — fulfilling all the promises God made in the previous covenants
Moses
Jesus
Adam
Abraham
44
The first three Commandments concern the love of God
True
False
45
The conditions of the covenant are that they must keep God’s Law and Commandments
David
Abraham
Moses
Adam
46
Original Sin is the sin of disobedience committed by Adam and Eve
True
False
47
Covenant mediator is his role as judge an liberator of Israel
David
Adam
Moses
48
Mortal sin deprives man from communion with God
True
False
49
The conditions of the covenant are not to drink the blood of any animals and not to shed human blood
Jesus
David
Moses
Noah
50
The Passion reconciled man with God was the Fourth Actual Effect of the Passion of Christ
True
False
51
The Book of Exodus contains two census of the Hebrew people as well as the division of the twelve tribes
True
False
52
A covenant is a binding and solemn agreement
False
True
53
Covenant mediator in his role as chieftain
Adam
Jesus
Abraham
Noah
54
Humanity’s rejection of God and opposition to Him. It is an abuse of the freedom God gives to created persons (love Him)
Sanctifying Grace
Freedom
Original Justice
Sin
55
Purgatory is the place/condition the souls of the just are purified after death + before they can enter Heaven
False
True
56
The Passion opens the gates of Heaven to all mankind is the Fifth Actual Effect of the Passion of Christ
False
True
57
The belief that the world was made by God,but God abandoned it to itself
Deism
Gnosticism
Dualism
Materialism
58
“Just war doctrine” is the name of the set of Church teachings that define the limits of warfare
False
True
59
God promises the blessings of land and great nationhood for his descendants, and through them to bless all nations
Noah
Moses
Abraham
Adam
60
The battles described in books of Joshua and Judges are accurate, its possible the memories were retold much later
False
True
61
Christ humbled Himself in His Passion, and so merited to be exalted is the Sixth Actual Effect of the Passion of Christ
True
False
62
Which of the following is false regarding the biblical judges?
They warned the Israelites about future events
They reminded the Israelites to turn to God
They were temporary military leaders
They settle disputes within their own tribes and in between tribes
63
The belief that the physical world is evil, the product of a fall, and is thus to be rejected or left behind
Pantheism
Gnosticism
Dualism
Materialism
64
The Book of Exodus continues the story of Abraham that ended at the conclusion of the Book of Genesis
False
True
65
Evolution is a scientific theory that states current forms of life have developed over time
False
True
66
The book of Deuteronomy
Closest just before the arrival of the Israelites in Canaan
Shares a similar structure as the book of exodus
Was written centuries after the Israelites settled in the promised land
All of the above
67
The sign of the covenant is the rainbow in the sky
Abraham
Noah
Moses
Adam
68
The staff that Moses carried was a reminder that he did not go to the Pharaoh alone
True
False
69
Pharaoh Merneptah claimed to have defeated Israel in his inscription of 1207 BC. This is significant because
All of the above
Is the earliest reference to Israel outside of the Bible
Is the first time the Israelites were referred to in the negative light
It is a true that the Israelites were defeated
70
The sign of the covenant is the mark of circumcision
Abraham
Noah
Adam
Moses
71
Archaeological evidence suggests the formation of the nation of Israel probably took place over a long period of time
False
True
72
The covenant sign is the Passover, which each year commemorates Israel’s birth as a nation
Jesus
David
Moses
Noah
73
Patriarch is male rulers, elders, or leaders
False
True
74
Bet Av refers to
Israel at home that consisted of immediate and extended family members
Military unit that fought against Israel’s enemies during the judges
A Canaanite settlement excavated by archaeologists
The name of a popular Canaanite god
75
YHWH, the sacred name given to Moses, was the same name previously given to Abram before he was called to follow God
True
False
76
An ancestor is any person older than you to whom you are related by blood
True
False
77
Moses was named by his biological mother before being placed in the Nile River
False
True
78
While living among the Midianites Moses
Met God in a fiery bush in the desert
All of the above
Learned God’s name
Objected to God’s call for him to go to the Pharaoh
79
Paganism is a combination of idol worship and worship of many gods
False
True
80
the high priest during King Josiah’s reign “found the book of the law in the temple” this was likely the Book of Joshua
True
False
81
Samson’s mother sent him a part for the Lord, by having him take the nazirite vow, which meant he would
Not cut his hair
Remain uncircumcised
All of the above
Never marry
82
God’s people assume the form of a domestic household, an extended family
Adam
Noah
David
Abraham
83
The blessings promised are that they will be God’s precious chosen people
Abraham
Adam
Moses
Noah
84
The sign of the covenant is the Sabbath, the seventh day of rest
Moses
Adam
Noah
Abraham
85
The Nile turned to blood in the first plague
False
True
86
It is likely the people who formed Israel were both former Egyptian slaves + natives of the land of Canaan
False
True
87
The ten plagues showed YHWH’s power over the gods of Egypt
False
True
88
The Israelites are followers of the Tribes of Jacob
False
True
89
God’s family grows to take the form of a royal empire, a national kingdom
Abraham
Jesus
David
Moses
90
The receiving of the homage of all rational creatures is the fourth way Christ was exalted as a man
True
False
91
The Ascension was the second way Christ was exalted as man
False
True
92
An angel is a spiritual, personal, and immortal creature with intelligence and free will
True
False
93
Ruth was not an Israelite
True
False
94
The belied in the existence of two eternal principles, Good and Evil, Light and Darkness, locked in permanent conflict
Materialism
Pantheism
Gnosticism
Dualism
95
The curse is that they will surely die
Noah
Abraham
Adam
Moses
96
Conditions of Covenant: believe in Him be baptized, drink ad eat His flesh and blood, and live by all He taught
David
Jesus
Noah
Adam
97
“At the name of Jesus every knee should bend, of those in Heaven and on earth and under the earth
False
True
98
The tenth plague
The Nile turned to blood
Darkness
Death of the firstborn
Pestilence
99
The Ten Commandments are recorded in both the Book of Exodus and the Book of Leviticus, and they are identical
True
False
100
The five Books of Moses end with
The Israelite people still wandering in the wilderness
The first military victory of the Israelites over the Canaanites
A recounting of the Ten Commandments
The Israelites finally entering the Promised Land

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