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Test 1 - Intro to Scripture, OT, Genesis
Test 1 - Intro to Scripture, OT, Genesis
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Jacob falls in love and want to marry her.
Rebekka
Leah
Rachel
Bilnah
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A period of biblical history when the Babylonians deported the Israelites.
The Roman Period
The Monarchy
The Greek Conquest
Exile and Return
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Abraham risks the promise of a son by taking Hagar to bear _____
Ishmael
Jacob
Isaac
Esau
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The Roman Catholic Canon has this many books.
27
46
73
66
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In this story sin did not disappear with the flood.
Tower of Babel
Abraham's journey
Adam and Eve
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Approach in reading the Scriptures during the early period that uncover hidden spiritual truths
Inspirational approach
Literal approach
Allegorical approach
None of the above
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Cheats Esau out of the first born blessing.
Jacob
Lot
Laban
Isaac
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These writing emerged during the Roman Period.
Letters of Paul
Old Testament writings
New Testament writings
The Pentateuch
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The Tower of Babel is the conclusion of this division in the book of Genesis.
Abraham
Israelites in Egypt/ The Story of Joseph
Primeval History
Isaac, Jacob, and the Sons of Jacob
10
God's promises to Abraham control all the events narrated in the
New Testament
Prophetic Books
First five books of the OT
Psalm
11
In Genesis 12 Abraham risks his blessing in Egypt by giving up _____
Sarai
Isaac
Jacob
Ishmael
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His life is characterized by trickery, reconciliation, and blessings.
Jacob
Esau
Isaac
Ishmael
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She conspires with Jacob to get the blessing of his father.
Rebekka
Sarah
Rachel
Leah
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A period of biblical history when Israel was a loosely organized federation.
The time of the Patriarchs
The Monarchy
The period of the Judges
The Exodus
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The timeline of Genesis is from the beginning of the world to about ____
1500 BC
1 AD
1000 BC
500 BC
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The percentage of Genesis dedicated to the founding patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
80
70
60
50
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After Abraham he is the most important heroic ancestor in the book of Genesis.
Isaac
Joseph
Esau
Jacob
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A major section of the Old Testament
Letters of Paul
The Pentateuch
Gospels
Apocrypha
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"Appearance of God"
Miracle
Epiphany
Theophany
Delusion
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The religion that traces its root to Abraham through Ishmael.
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
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One of the books of the Pentateuch.
Judges
Exodus
Joshua
Psalm
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A sign of God's covenant with Abraham.
miracle
theophany
blessing
circumcision
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Approach in reading the Scriptures wherein it seeks answers on moral or doctrinal issues.
Inspirational approach
None of the above
Theological approach
Historical approach
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The theme in the story of Joseph that tells how God directs the events through ups and downs.
Theophany
Reversal of fortune
Trickery
Reconciliation
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The first promise of God to Abraham
Empire and fame
Land to his family
A wife
A son
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A Biblical Period characterized by vast migration in the Middle East.
The Monarchy Period
The Period of the Judges.
Primeval History
The Time of the Patriarchs
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Time period of the patriarchal stories.
2000 - 1500 BC
1500 - 1000 BC
1000 - 500 BC
3000 - 2000 BC
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After the Tower of Babel incident God narrowed his choice to this man.
Moses
Adam
Noah
Abraham
29
The Israelites moved to this place as a result of famine in Canaan.
Egypt
Haran
Middle East
Palestine
30
Basic insight from the first creation story
The root of human pride is the root of sin.
There is one God
The choice between God or one's desires
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The story of Joseph sets the stage for Israel's exodus from _____
Haran
Canaan
the promised land
Egypt
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After the flood God restores his covenant with _____.
Noah
Abraham
Adam
Moses
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Heroic tales about the ancestors of a well known family, often with colorful themes.
Fictions
Mythologies
Sagas
Lagends
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"Blessings" come from God, but in conjunction to it are ____ which are not from God.
"threats"
none of the above
"freedom"
"choices"
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This patriarch serves mostly as a bridge to the story of Jacob.
Abraham
Isaac
Ishmael
Esau
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"God of the Fathers"
God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
Yahweh
Moses
The Prophets
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Abraham's son
Lot
Jacob
Isaac
Joseph
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God's self communication
Miracles
Divine Revelation
Sacrament
Scripture
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Abraham's son with Hagar
Jacob
Joseph
Ishmael
Isaac
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Refers to the ages of human story that come before the writing of the "history".
Primeval History
Biblical History
Religious History
Ancient History