What is the primary purpose of the narratives of Genesis 13-14?

To illustrate the truths of the Abrahamic covenant playing out in history

What does the Joseph narrative teach us about the relationship of divine sovereignty and human responsibility?

What humans mean for evil, God means for good

Jacob's ladder (or staircase) teaches that...

Fellowship between God and man is being restored through Jacob's offspring

After the golden calf incident, God spared Israel from annihilation because...

Moses interceded on the basis of God's covenant promises to Israel

The account of the servant finding a wife (Rebekah) for Isaac is included in the Bible primarily to show that...

God was ensuring the continuation of the covenant line of promise

Jacob "prevailed" in his wrestling match with God when he finally...

admitted his character as a liar and a cheat

What explanation does God give to Job for his suffering at the end of the book?

God's all-wise/powerful, so Job should just trust Him (No explanation owed)

Why did God save Lot from the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah?

God remembered Abraham's intercession

The construction of the tabernacle is significant in the biblical storyline because it represents...

one more step toward redeemed humanity's return to Eden

Jacob's and Esau's birth narrative teaches us that...

God's grace is not given on the basis of any human merit or right.

Abraham's offering of Isaac illustrates that...

Abraham believed God's promise of the Seed.

Secular Egyptologists find no historical or archaeological evidence for the Exodus because...

They are looking for it too late in the archaeological record

The Law was given at Mt. Sinai to...

show us our sin and lead us to faith in Christ

Joseph mediated Abrahamic blessing to the Gentile nations through...

the provision of grain during the famine

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1
The lineage of the Messiah was passed on through which of Jacob's sons?
Levi
Benjamin
Reuben
Judah
2
What is the primary purpose of the narratives of Genesis 13-14?
To teach us how to settle arguments
To illustrate how to defeat a superior army with an inferior force
To teach us how to share
To illustrate the truths of the Abrahamic covenant playing out in history
3
The sign of the Abrahamic covenant was...
baptism
circumcision
Passover
communion
4
What does the Joseph narrative teach us about the relationship of divine sovereignty and human responsibility?
God makes the most of our sins by incorporating them into His backup plan
What humans mean for evil, God means for good
God learns of our choices in real time and reacts accordingly
God does the best He can with the hand we deal Him through our free choices
5
Jacob's ladder (or staircase) teaches that...
Our relationship with God must be mediated through angels
Fellowship between God and man is being restored through Jacob's offspring
Nimrod was correct in trying to build a tower to heaven
Through persistent effort we can climb our way into heaven
6
After the golden calf incident, God spared Israel from annihilation because...
Moses interceded on the basis of God's covenant promises to Israel
God is a God of love, not of wrath and judgment
Israel promised not to do it again and to try harder next time
Only a small portion of the nation sinned, while the majority was faithful
7
The account of the servant finding a wife (Rebekah) for Isaac is included in the Bible primarily to show that...
Christians should practice abstinence until marriage
God was ensuring the continuation of the covenant line of promise
If we follow God's instructions, He will lead us to the perfect spouse
Even the Bible contains some great romance stories
8
What biblical event helps explain the origin of different ethnicities and people groups?
The Call of Abram
The Creation
The Exodus
The Tower of Babel
9
God's protection of His chosen deliverer, the baby Moses, was a narrative allusion to which earlier biblical event?
Sodom and Gomorrah
Noah's ark and the flood
Herod's killing of the Jewish baby boys
Cain and Abel
10
Jacob "prevailed" in his wrestling match with God when he finally...
outwitted God and took advantage of God's dislocated hip/thigh
achieved self-actualization through the power of speaking "I am" statements
admitted his character as a liar and a cheat
harnessed the power of his Nazarite vow contained in his long hair
11
What explanation does God give to Job for his suffering at the end of the book?
God was treating Job unjustly and unfairly
Job was being punished for his sin
God was in a bad mood so He took it out on Job
God's all-wise/powerful, so Job should just trust Him (No explanation owed)
12
God expressed His intention to establish Joseph's rule over his family through...
The inspired Scriptures that were already written during Joseph's lifetime
Joseph's dreams
An oracle from the prophet
The Urim and Thummim
13
The Song of Moses in Exodus 15...
Anticipates God's future kingdom work on the basis of His past work
Provides a poetic and theological retelling of the events of chapter 14
Praises God for His deliverance of the Israelites from the Egyptians
All of the above
14
Why did God save Lot from the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah?
God remembered Abraham's intercession
Lot never practiced homosexuality like the other men in the city
Lot made a deal with God
Lot was a really good person
15
The construction of the tabernacle is significant in the biblical storyline because it represents...
The confinement of God's presence to one geo-spatial location
one more step toward redeemed humanity's return to Eden
God's need for human offerings of materials to achieve His purposes
God's prescription for local church interior design
16
Jacob's and Esau's birth narrative teaches us that...
God usually accomplishes His work through the strong and most capable.
God's grace is not given on the basis of any human merit or right.
God helps those who help themselves.
God chose Jacob because He foresaw that Jacob would believe in Him.
17
God can sinlessly use even the sinful decisions of humans to be the very means by which He brings about His plan.
False
True
18
Abraham's offering of Isaac illustrates that...
Abraham believed God's promise of the Seed.
Faith is real, even when it is not demonstrated through works of obedience.
God approves of child sacrifice.
The son of promise is actually Ishmael.
19
Secular Egyptologists find no historical or archaeological evidence for the Exodus because...
Biblical scholars are unanymous in their support for a late Exodus date
They are looking for it too late in the archaeological record
They are morally neutral and free of worldview bias in their investigation
The event is myth rather than historical fact
20
Which awesome movie did we end last year with!?
The Prince of Egypt
Paul, Apostle of Christ
The Miracle Maker
Joseph, King of Dreams
21
Like Adam, Joseph faithfully relied on God for knowledge of the good and the bad.
False
True
22
Despite seeing God work miracles in the Exodus, the Israelites didn't trust God to provide for them in the wilderness.
False
True
23
Which of the following is NOT a component of the Abrahamic Covenant?
Land
Seed
Heart-circumcision
Blessing
24
Which of the following categories of God's holiness did we NOT discuss when Moses encountered God at the burning bush?
Devotional holiness
Ontological holiness
Ethical holiness
Sacramental holiness
25
The Passover was a crucial event in the Exodus from Egypt, and it further established which theological principle?
effectual calling
ordo salutis
regenerate church membership
substitutionary atonement
26
God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart taught us that God's glory is revealed in salvation through judgment.
True
False
27
The Law was given at Mt. Sinai to...
build our sense of self-esteem and moral superiority
show us our sin and lead us to faith in Christ
provide the instructions for earning eternal life
help us cooperate with God in accomplishing our justification
28
Abraham's sleep while the covenant is cut in Genesis 15 shows that the Abrahamic Covenant is...
Conditional
Yucky
Temporary
Unconditional
29
The Joseph narrative taught us that God fulfills His covenant promises through...
His forgiving, kind, and generous chosen ruler
the suffering and rejection of His faithful chosen ruler
the discernment and wisdom of a new and better Adam
all of the above
30
Joseph mediated Abrahamic blessing to the Gentile nations through...
prophecying blessing over the baker and the cupbearer
carrying on the lineage that would lead to Jesus
the provision of grain during the famine
getting revenge on his brothers for selling him into slavery

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