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Chapter 1: In the Beginning
Chapter 1: In the Beginning
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1
The descendants of which son of Noah migrated to an area including the Nile River?
Shem
Japheth
Ham
All of the Above
2
The descendants of which son of Noah migrated to an area including the Plain of Shinar?
Shem
Japheth
All of the Above
Ham
3
The three main sources that a historian uses are:
letters, buildings, and poetry.
stories, songs, and artwork.
artifacts, tradition, and written records.
4
Christ's act of rescuing and freeing people from sin is called
Exception
Redemption
Resolution
Innovation
5
The period of time when people were supposed to have evolved is called post-history.
False
True
6
Why did religions degenerate from the original belief in one God?
People developed religious myths that were similar to the truth.
All of the Above
People corrupted the truth that they knew.
People knew about the true God, but rebelled and stopped worshipping Him.
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The flood...
made few changes to the earth's surface.
may have moved the continents of the earth.
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One way the Fall affects the development of history is that...
Adam & Eve's disobedience brought sin, suffering, and death into the world.
it became easier for people to carry out the Creation Mandate.
9
The Bible says people were created by God 6,000 - 7,000 years ago.
False
True
10
What are some of the arts and sciences that arose in the pre-Flood and post-Flood eras?
People used language to create poetry, like Jubal and Tubal-cain.
Science was used to combine tin and copper to make bronze.
People played instruments and made music, like Adam and Lamech.
People used technology to do jobs and build cities, like Eden.
11
Nebuchadnezzar strove for power and resisted God.
False
True
12
The ability to speak was given to people from the beginning.
EVOLUTIONARY beginning of history
BIBLICAL beginning of history
13
Why are people able to think, love, use language, know right and wrong, and enjoy relationships like God can?
Humans are smart and resourceful creatures.
God created humans in His own image.
People are able to become like God.
14
The Bible is a reliable source for the origin of humans because God is the divine eyewitness of how humans began.
False
True
15
People came into being over a period of time.
BIBLICAL beginning of history
EVOLUTIONARY beginning of history
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The Fall also affects the development of history in that history includes wars, oppression, diseases, and false religion
True
False
17
The practice of forging metals did not happen until modern times.
False
True
18
The way a person sees and interprets history is his _____
smokescreen
worldview
overview
windsheild
19
Which is NOT a reason to study ancient history?
History teaches us about ourselves.
It helps us learn from the accomplishments and mistakes of ppl in the past.
History teaches us how to live in the present and in the future.
History gives a way to predict future events.
20
The Genesis 1:28 command for people to fill, subdue, and have dominion over the earth
Doxology
Creation Mandate
The Fall
Table of Nations
21
What is one thing that historians do NOT evaluate a source for:
what information is important and what information is not relevant
the worldview of the historian who interprets information from the source
accuracy, some historical accounts may present only one side of the story
How many other people have evaluated it in the past
22
The Holy Spirit guided the men who wrote the Bible so that what they wrote was the word of God.
True
False
23
Which is (also) NOT a reason to study ancient history?
It shows the mighty acts of God through events and in the lives of people.
History teaches us about ourselves.
History provides an opportunity to praise God.
History tells us how to respond to any given situation.
24
The descendants of which son of Noah migrated to an area including Mount Ararat?
Japheth
Shem
All of the Above
Ham
