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The Bible Project #2
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It is important to read each biblical story within the context of the bigger story of the Bible.
False
True
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The pattern of coming through dark waters to be redeemed by God can be seen
in the Flood
in all of the above
in Jesus' baptism
in the Exodus
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The names of biblical characters often have special meaning
True
False
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The biggest surprise about biblical characters is that
God continues to work with them in spite of their flaws
they are hard to identify with
they often stumble and fall
they all eventually follow God
5
The biblical setting where bad decisions took people but God rescued them was
Egypt
Jerusalem
Moab
Babylon
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This series of videos is called
What's In The Bible?
The Bible Project
Open Door Ministries
Unlocking the Mysteries of Genesis
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The places where Bible stories take place are called the
characters
setting
storyline
plot
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The lesson of the story of Gideon is
torches & trumpets are better than swords
how to find God's will using a fleece
always attack the enemy at night
God can use weak people to accomplish great things
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The temptation pattern repeated in the Bible is
stop - look - listen
stop - drop - roll
see - desire - take
good - bad - ugly
10
All of the plot lines of the Bible stories eventually point to
Jesus
the Flood
the Rapture
God's Law
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Sometimes a setting is just a type of situation, like moving to the East.
False
True
12
Biblical narratives include characters, settings & events arranged in an order called
Chronology
Timeline
Storyboard
Plot
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Biblical characters are developed in great detail.
True
False
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The setting of a Bible story helps prepare you for what might happen.
True
False
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Many of the stories of the Bible are linked together with key words and images to create
design patterns
fiction
similarities
confusion
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It is important to understand how each biblical scene fits into the bigger plot line.
True
False
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Length of time can also be a setting with meaning.
False
True
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The temptation pattern was broken by
Jesus
Eve
Moses
Adam
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Biblical characters are always totally good or totally evil.
False
True
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Biblical stories use characters as mirrors so we can see
perfect examples
ourselves
the flaws of others
Jesus