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Covenants Review St. Andrew Catholic Church year 1 Confirmation.
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1
Who fulfills and represents the new covenant, bringing salvation to humanity?
David
Abraham
Israel
Jesus
2
What challenge did Abraham face in trusting God’s covenant?
He and Sarah were old and had no children when God promised descendants.
He feared God would abandon him after the promise.
He was unwilling to leave his homeland and travel into the unknown.
He doubted God’s ability to protect him from Pharaoh and other foreigners.
3
Who has God made a covenant with?
Noah, Daniel, Elisha & David
Noah, Abraham, Moses, David & YOU
Adam, Eve, Moses, & Jesus
Adam, Noah, Joshua, & Jesus
4
What problem did God address in His covenant with Adam and Eve?
Humanity’s broken relationship with Him after the Fall.
Their struggle to trust each other.
Adam and Eve’s need for physical protection.
Humanity’s broken relationship with Him after the Fall.
5
What is God's ultimate goal in making covenants with humanity?
To Defeat Satan once and for all
To renew God's relationship with everyone
To Deal with sin
To make everyone obedient
6
What does the Eucharist show us about God’s promise to us?
All of the above.
It reminds us of God’s faithful love and mercy.
It brings us into a lasting relationship with God.
It completes all God’s covenants through Jesus’ sacrifice.
7
According to the Bible, why are we in a world with tragedy, death and injustice?
A broken partnership with God
It doesn't explain it
Selfishness and Greed
God isn't powerful to change it
8
What do all of God’s covenants show about His character?
God is faithful, even when humans are not.
All of the above.
God’s promises are motivated by His love.
God desires a relationship with humanity, including us.
9
What was the sign of God's covenant with Noah, and what does it symbolize?
A rainbow, symbolizing God’s guidance.
An dove, symbolizing an end to wars.
A dove, symbolizing peace between nations.
A rainbow, symbolizing God’s promise to never flood the earth again.
10
Why does God make these covenants with humanity?
To invite everyone into a new relationship with him.
No one really knows
Jesus
We all get a second chance
11
What does Jesus' fulfillment of the covenants mean for your own relationship with God?
It shows that only certain people can know God.
It means the covenants are no longer relevant.
It means we don’t need faith to be saved.
It means we are invited into a loving and eternal relationship with God.
12
What does the blood of the Passover lamb symbolize in the covenant with Moses?
It is a sign of God’s anger toward Egypt and idolatry.
It prefigures Jesus, the Lamb of God, whose sacrifice saves us from sin.
It represents the Israelites’ wealth and prosperity after leaving Egypt.
It shows the Israelites’ ability to earn God’s protection and love.
13
How does the covenant with David invite us to trust in God's promises today?
It shows that God only works through kings.
It was meant only for David’s descendants.
God’s plan is eternal and fulfilled in Jesus.
It promises we will never face struggles.
14
What does Pharaoh’s stubbornness during the plagues reveal about God’s covenant with Moses?
It's not related/free labor for building pyramids
The covenant emphasizes freedom from oppression and trust in God.
The plagues show that God’s power is greater than Pharaoh’s
God uses the plagues to punish humanity without purpose.
15
What pattern do we see between the story of Adam and Eve and the Annunciation in the New Testament?
An angel spoke to a woman, and her belief had a profound impact on humanity
Both women blame God for their actions.
An angel decieves both into sinful action.
Both woman listen to the angel then get a man in trouble.
16
What did God promise David?
David's kingdom will be established forever
All of the above
The Messiah will be from David's lineage
Solomon not David would build God a temple/house
17
Why did God choose Noah to make a covenant?
Noah’s family had no sins to repent for.
Noah was the only man capable of building the ark.
Noah was righteous and walked with God in a sinful world.
Noah was the wealthiest man in his time.
18
What does Abraham's near sacrifice of Isaac parallel in the New Testement?
The importance of trusting God's law
God's covenant of land and descendants as numerous as the stars
The promise of never being tested by God
The loving Father offering His Son, Jesus, for the salvation of humanity
19
Which covenant story prefigures the Eucharist by providing bread from heaven?
The covenant with Abraham.
The covenant with David.
The covenant with Moses.
The covenant with Noah.
20
Why did God flood the world?
Satan made everyone sin against God
He was bored and wanted to see what happens
God needed to create more vegetation
The earth was full of sinful people
21
God promised that the Israelites would never experience hardship if they followed the Ten Commandments.
True
False
22
What does God make in the covenants? Who starts the process of a covenant?
Promises; God after being convinced
Promises; a prophet
Promises; the angel(s)
Promises; God does freely
23
God’s covenant with Moses was symbolized by the Ten Commandments.
True
False
24
How does Abraham’s faith in God’s promises challenge us to trust God today?”
Abraham trusted God because he always saw results right away.
Abraham shows us to trust God even when His plan is not immediately clear.
Abraham’s story shows faith is only for extraordinary people.
Abraham’s faith was based only on what he could understand.
25
What does God’s covenant with Adam and Eve reveal about His plan for creation?
God’s promise only applied to Adam and Eve.
God’s plan is for humanity to save itself.
God’s plan is to punish humanity for sin forever.
God’s plan is to redeem humanity through love and mercy.
26
Why was Abraham called into a covenant with God?
To give Abraham the power to defeat all his enemies.
To begin a chosen people through whom God would bless all nations.
To fulfill the promises made to Adam.
To help Abraham start three popular religions that still exist.
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What does the word covenant mean?
Understanding
A promise
A marriage
A Contract
28
What are two symbols or prefigurments of Baptism in the covenant stories? (think if water's role)
The Flood and the crossing of the Red Sea
Crossing the Dead Sea and the Jordan River?
The Flood and crossing the Dead Sea
No one really knows
29
Why did God give Moses the Ten Commandments?
To guide the Israelites in living as His chosen people.
To show the world that God only cared about Israel.
To test Moses’ ability to lead and follow instructions.
To ensure they could conquer Canaan without sinning.
30
Abraham’s covenant included a promise of land, descendants, and that all nations would be blessed through him.
False
True
31
What covenant story foreshadows Christ’s sacrifice through a ram offered in place of a son?
The covenant with David (promise of the Messiah).
The covenant with Abraham (sacrifice of Isaac).
The covenant with Moses (the Passover lamb).
The covenant with Noah (rainbow after the flood).
32
What does God do when humans break the covenants?
He calls one person to make a new covenant
Destroys the entire earth
Punishes the guilty
Ignores it and hopes it goes away
33
What problem happens in the Story of Adam and Eve?
Humans rebel
A wildfire spreads
God is lies to
Evil Spirits enter the Garden
34
What is an example of a Biblical covenant made by God?
The Bible
Sending a redeemer
God Flooding the Earth
Pentecost
35
Each covenant highlights a step in salvation history, culminating in Jesus and extending to us today.
False
True
