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_______________ good character and provision of life and safety amidst chaos is demonstrated in the accounts in Genesis
Adam's
Moses'
God's
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asks his parents for help to work out his differences with his brother
runs away and builds a city of his own where he rules in peace
kills him and creates a city of violence and opression
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c
b
a
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many chrisians consider the Bible God's holy word
False
True
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andrew
peter
paul
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C, D, F
A, B, D
B, E, F
A, C, E
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This first book of the Bible is written as narrative with occasional poetic and discourse sections
Genesis
Revelation
Psalms
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the Kingdom of God.
the Magic Kingdom.
Judah and Israel.
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teach him how to farm the land and sell the harvest for a profit
make Abraham into a great nation, to make his name great, and to bless him
help him become a king over many nations in that area
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Cleanliness Rules
Ritual Purity
Bathing Rituals
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that he had to move the body because Jesus is too important.
that someone stole Jesus' body, go get help!
that Jesus is not there because he’s risen from the dead!
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Moses and Elijah
Adam and Eve
Paul and Steven
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In the book of Genesis the reader can mainly learn about
Jesus's daily life
specific dietary restrictions for the Jewish people
the world's begining and the special role of humanity
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Peter
John
Matthew
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they can o longer be preists
death
the have to leave the community until they are cleansed
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the letters of the new testament often being with
a greeting and a prayer
warning and instrucitions
a song and dance
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c
b
a
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If you're feeling sad about the injustices of the world this Old Testament book will give you some beautiful reflections
The Book of Ecclesiastes
The Book of Paul
The Book Sorrows
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A new relationship established between two parties, marked by a solemn promise, as found in the Old Testament is _______
a contract
a document
a covenant
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not as important as the other ingredients served.
nourishing his disciple for a difficult weekend.
his broken body and shed blood that bring liberation for a renewed Israel.
21
The book of______ shows that a relationship with God comes with responsibilities that are described in the covenant laws
Psalms
The Rules and Regulations
Leviticus
22
This person wrote the most letters in the New Testament
Saint Mary
Saint Jerome
Saint Paul
23
The Deuteronomical books include
Mathew, Mark, Luke and John
Psalms, Wisdom, Song of Songs
Joshua, Judges, First and Second Samuel, and First and Second Kings
24
In Leviticus, moral integrity focuses on
A, C, D, F
B, C, D, E
A, D, E, F
B, D, E, F
25
In the Genesis accounts, the complex and fractured relationship between humans, creation, and God is
not an issue, the whole book is a celebration of perfect relationships
not often examined, the book is intended as an scientific report
balanced by the consistency of God’s promise to rescue and restore
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b
c
a
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Matthew
Lucke
Job
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the ancient tribe of Judah
the Roman Emperor
the early Christians
29
The lamb and symbolism of the passover meal is significant to Christians because
a
b
c
30
One of the main goals of the Gospels is to show how Jesus brought the whole biblical story to its ____________________.
fulfillment
destruction
end
31
The Gospels according to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are four books in the Bible that are considered ________________.
imaginary tales and adventures in ancient Roman times
ancient biographies of Jesus
accurate written records of the Jewish Religion
32
The qualifications for being a priest, according to Leviticus involve a higher degree of moral integrity. This means
c
b
a
33
The instructions about moral purity found in Leviticus serve what purpose?
moral purity is a test of courage
moral purity corresponds to God's own goodness
moral purity is not an expectation of God's people
moral purity set the children of God apart from other nations
34
Leviticus is all about God’s
indifference
grace
grace
35
According to the Historical books when the Israelites were unfaithful to their covenant with God they found themselves _
under the rulership of compassionate kings
losing their temple and home in the promised land
on the winning side of battles in the region
36
The first part of Exodus covers
the flood
Israel's enslavement in Egypt
the famine
37
A common theme in the messages of the prophets is
how to prepare a kosher meal
how to travel though the desert using star navigation
warnings to act justly and to treat the poor fairly
38
Each of the four Gospel authors has shaped and arranged their stories about Jesus differently, in order to ___________.
force theology students to read more books.
confuse people who are not true believers.
emphasize different things about him
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A and D
D and C
B and D
B and C
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The accounts from Matthew seek to show that Jesus is the Messiah from ______________________.
the line of David
ancient Egyptian accounts
the land before time
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The Bible is in itself a small library of books, all of which emerged from the history of the people of _______________.
ancient Egypt
ancient Israel
ancient Nineveh
42
In the Gospel of Mark Jesus’ arrest and trial before Israel’s priests and the Roman governor Pilate, resulted in ______.
Jesus' release till later that month
Jesus’ crucifixion
his disciples showing up with a crowd to demand his release
43
The Gospel of Luke has an extended introduction in chapters 1-2 which recounts, in parallel, the birth stories of ______
Jesus and the New Kingdom
Jesus and Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus
both John the Baptist and Jesus.
44
_______________ - involves killing animals and performing symbolic actions with their blood.
Sacrifices
Culinary Arts
Cruelty
45
Some of the most familiars Old Testament Stories are found in ______________
Genesis & Exodus
The last few books
John & Mark
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b
a
c
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Luke
Solomon
Joshua
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In Exodus, Moses confronts Pharaoh to release the Israelites from enslavement, exploring
this
theme
the sibling rivalry between Moses and Pharoah
how the pyramids were actually built
God’s confrontation with evil brings justice and rescue
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The Sahara Desert
Mount Sinai
The Red Sea
50
In the book of Genesis one theme we see illustrated is
a
b
c
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violence and corruption.
farming on the sabbath.
building a tower.
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The Bible
The New Testament
The Book of Mormon
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The word “
gospel
” means
a book of poetry
good news
a spell performed by God
54
If you are looking for some insight on how to live wisely every day, this Old Testament gives great insight
The Book of the Dead
The Book of Proverbs
The Book of Numbers
55
This Gospel focuses on Jesus's identity as God's divine son and gives in depth insight into Jesus's purpose and mission
Michael
David
John
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the ancient Roman custom of Liberation,
the ancient Jewish practice of the year of Jubilee,
the ancient greek practice of the Pouring of Libations,
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teacher of the Jewish law
victorious military leader
greater-than-Moses figure
58
This Old Testament book has a collection of love poems
The WInd in the WIllows
The Song of Songs
Where the Sidewalk Ends
59
The book of Leviticus explains about these symbolic behaviors packed with religious meaning
Fasting
Research
Rituals
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The three “I’m sorry” offerings are all said to ______________________ , so that they are “forgiven”
provide a way to pretend it never happened
make one immune to sins
provide a way to pretend it never happened
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Old Testament prophets were known to do this, even at great personal cost
take the ruler's side in an argument
speak God's message to those in power
offer sacrifices to pagan gods
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bring about the city’s destruction.
bring a new era without Roman rule.
bring the Ultimate Kingdom of Israel.
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Mark introduces John the Baptist as the messenger, then Mark introduces Jesus. As John is baptizing Jesus
b
a
c
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In Genesis, Humanity's choice to partner with God or reject his instruction is explored ____________
in multiple accounts and narratives
in the one story at the very beginning
in the story at the end of the narrative
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Teaching
Covenant
Torah
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Genesis 3-11 is a diverse group of stories exploring the same basic point-
a
c
b
67
The Gospel of John includes his eyewitness testimony, designed with a clear purpose which is stated near the end:
a
b
c
68
Those who wrote _______________ wanted to show how God was active in the events they were describing
text books
the Historical Books
the wisdom traditions
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everyone who is a witness is convinced that Jesus is God.
all who are present are convinced that he has to die.
people are forced to make a choice about who they think Jesus is.
70
A prophet is a person or sometimes a group who speaks for
the defendant
God
the king
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_______________ - retells the story of the 10th plague and God’s redemption of Israel from slavery in Egypt
Bloody Sunday
Lamb Supper
Passover
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The events described in Genesis generally take place ___________________________, the place where Jacob’s family settles
on the east coast of the United States of America
in the ancient Near East and Egypt
in what is now Italy and Greece
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"God's kingdom is for those who study scripture daily."
“No one can experience God’s Kingdom without being born again”
"Teachers are the real problem, people need a change."
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One can see them in the characters in the Bible stories which helps one recognize life and even failures in order to____
gain new perspectives
lose faith in humanity
become hopeless and ashamed
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continue spreading despite these obstacles
shift to online only
eventually defeat the Romans
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Matthew wanted to show how Jesus is the continuation and fulfillment of
the whole biblical story of God and Israel.
one obscure book from the temple archives.
ancient Sumerian accounts of creation.
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Deuteronomy
Psalms
Leviticus
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revolting against the Pagan government.
rejecting all the books of the Torah.
forgiveness and loving your enemies.
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Mark
Job
Peter
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how cruel the Israelites are to animals.
just how much he wants to save them and restore the relationship.
best way that Priests can show off their skills in communicating with God
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the Lamb of God, Son of God, and the Son of Man.
Emperor, Divine One, King of the Region.
Son of Mary, Son of Joseph, and Yeshua Bar Youssef.
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In Leviticus ______________ are unique people set apart to represent Israel before God
Pastor
Monks
Priests
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a
c
b
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In this Old Testament book, a grandson shares the everyday wisdom of his grandfather
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
Ben Sira
The Book of Days
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"That is what happens when you cause trouble in the Roman Empire."
"This was too violent even for me!"
“This man was the Son of God”
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____ help God's people find their way back when they wandered off the path of God's covenent. Also name of Old Test book
The Preachers
The Prophets
The Pharisees
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b
a
c
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This sacred day is celebrated 50 days after the Passover:
Pasakh
Shavu'ot
Pentecost
Tabernacles
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The earliest reliable Christian tradition links the gospel of Matthew to __________________________
a tax collector and disciple of Jesus.
a pharisee and respected Jewish elder.
the most beloved leader in the village.
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Sacred days
Rememberings
Calendar Settings
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Three different ways of saying “I’m sorry” to God for wrongs done to others or to God, resulting in forgiveness of sins.
Burnt, Purification, and Restitution
Begging, Pleading, and Crying
Whining, Dining, and Honoring
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"This is between me and God, it doesn't concern you."
"God will provide the sheep for the burnt offering."
"God has asked me to offer you up as a burnt offering."
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___- they contain kernels of historical facts, his group of stories are told to illustrate truths that go beyond history
biblical novellas
epics
Legends
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Symbolic and moral guidelines that mark Israel as unique among the nations, set apart for God’s purposes
Purity
Sanitary Sanctions
Restrictive Rites
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First and Second Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah seem to be mainly concerned with
proper worship in the temple in Jeruselem
returning to Egypt for resources
finding the lost scrolls
96
An annual fast of repentance as the priests accomplished reparation for Israel’s sin is the ___________________.
Day of Confession
Day of the Dead
Day of Atonement
97
Genesis, chapters 1-11 detail the story of God and his relationship
with the best of the best humans
with the priests of the communities
with the whole world
98
According to Leviticus, the qualifications for being a priest involve a higher degree of ____________________.
moral integrity and holiness
social and leadership skills.
education and preparation.
99
Biblical Novellas reveal the power of God working through
scribes and pharisees
The rulers of the surrounding tribes
courageous and faithful human beings
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Psalms
Gospel
Exodus
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_______________ - retells the story of the 10th plague and God’s redemption of Israel from slavery in Egypt
Lamb Supper
Bloody Sunday
Passover
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Matthew
John
Joshua
103
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c
b
a
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The prophets of the Old Testament encouraged people to
execute foreign kings
find a new faith in the lands were they were exiled
trust God's love, mercy, and promises of hope for the future
105
The Bible is a collection of books telling __ from beginning to end; all books were written in different literary styles
one unified story
stories that don't make sense
a story of God's hatred of humanity
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Day of Atonement
Feast of the Lamb
Passover
107
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another word for angel.
the Holy Spirit.
a person who will guide and protect the disciples from the Romans.
108
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b
a
c
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First and Second Corinthians
First and Second Maccabees
First and Second Thessalonians
110
The Letters and the Book of Revelation give us a picture of
the Church's beginnings
the journey out of Egypt
the life of ancient Israelites
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Genesis where we're told that people memorized scriptures
Psalm 1 where the ideal Bible reader meditates on the Scriptures all day
the St. Ursula Student Handbook in the section about Academic Recognition
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Jesus
Moses
Noah
113
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to be open to more laws and customs that had not been introduced before.
to truly love God and their neighbor, including their enemies.
to be able to overthrow the Roman occupation during an uprising.
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"This is the beautiful building, but I can build an even better one."
“Destroy this temple and I’ll raise it again in three days.”
"This temple will be ashes, you must not be attached to earthly things."
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Historical Narrative
Poetry
Prose discourse
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Prose
Narrative
poetry
117
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a
b
c
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The events described in Exodus take place before Moses’ birth until
the people of Israel arrive safely in the Promised Land
King David is crowned as ruler of Israel
Israel’s arrival at Mount Sinai
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a new Israel
a new system
a new school
120
The structure of Exodus is divided into parts. Chapters 1-15 detail
a
c
b
121
Written in ancient Hebrew and Aramaic over the span of more than 1000 years, the ______________ contains 24 books
Christian Bible
Bhagavad Gita
TaNaK
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_____________________ is written as narrative with occasional poetic and discourse sections.
Wisdom
Psalms
Genesis
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the Sermon on the Mount.
Mountain Parables.
the Greatest Story Ever Told.
124
An annual fast of repentance as the priests accomplish (making up for) the sins of the people
Yom kippur
Unleavened
Day of Atonement
Pasakh
125
Ritual purity especially around death and infection are reflective of this about God:
God wants to make sure that the people knows to follow specific directions
God is a germaphobe
God is the author of life
God is protective of his children and their community
126
The first five books of the Bible are called the ________________, which means "five books"
Sacred Sccrolls
Pentateuch
Scriptures
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poetry
fiction
narative
128
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a
c
b
129
Two ways of saying “Thank you” to God by giving back a part of what he’s given to you in produce and flocks
Wealth and Earning Offering
Wine and Cheese Offering
Grain and Fellowship Offering
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Moses, ten Plagues, parting of the Red Sea, Israelites leaving Egypt, and Ten Commandments are all found in which book
Genesis
Exodus
Judges
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c
a
b
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The events described in Exodus take place in
Greece and the Mediterranean Sea
Eastern Europe and the Ukraine.
Egypt and on the Sinai Peninsula.
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Israel’s religious leaders
the governor of Judea
the king of the region
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b
c
a
135
The last two parts of Exodus cover
Israel’s rebellion and the covenant at Sinai
Noah building and floating in the Ark
Adam and Eve giving into temptation and getting expelled from the garden
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Best Practices
Moral Purity
Fitness of Character
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early accounts of heroes and legends of the Iliad.
the one passage from the ancient scroll of the prophet.
long covenant story of God and Israel, the story of God and the whole world
138
The Genesis account of the Tower of Babel demonstrates
these traits
that led to severe consequences
C and B
A and C
B and D
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doesn't look like what anyone had expected.
is for those who understand farming and gardening metaphors.
is structured very similarly to Temple system in place during Roman control
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A, C, E
B, D
A, C
A, B, D
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This author highlights how Jesus is God’s royal servant from the book of Isaiah who brings God’s light to the nations.
Moses
Peter
Luke
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he is a king and requires many soldiers to fulfill his mission.
service inevitably leads to death so it should be avoided.
he, the Messiah will suffer and die -not take an earthly throne.
143
Genesis, chapters 12-50 focus on the story of God’s relationship
with Pharaoh and his court.
with Abraham and his family
with Moses.
144
Exodus concluded with Moses completing the tabernacle to host God’s presence,
and celebrated by going in first.
but unable to enter it.
but too tired to go on.
145
Matthew, Mark and Luke are called ________________, meaning "seeing the whole together"
the misfit gospels
the good gospels
the synoptic gospels
146
These two books from the New Testament were written by the same author and can be thought of as a two volume work
Matthew and Mark
Luke and the Acts of the Apostles
Psalms and Genesis
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A and C
B and D
A and D
B and C
148
The book of Leviticus is instructions on ways to:
A, B, C
A, C, E
B, D, E,
A, C, D
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give up ever trying to understand the various strories
read each part separately and forget about the rest
interpret each part in light of the others
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The Acts of the Apostles
The Revelation
The Gospels
151
In the Historical Books the good and bad times of the Israelites are tied to ___________________
their faithfulness to their covenant with God
their ability to offer extravagant sacrifices
their relationships with the surrounding nations and tribes
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Prophets and Poets
Moses and his apprentice
Aaron and his sons
153
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a
b
c
154
The original Greek word for gospel is eungelion means
"letters to congregations"
"scroll writings"
"big or important news"
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these issues cover things that only happened in ancient times
these issues are still relevant today
these issues are long forgotten
156
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A, C
B, C
A, D
A, B
157
Stories train us to make sense of the seemingly random events that happen by taking them and putting them in a sequence
lose sight of what is important
see the meaning and purpose of what has happened
memorize historical facts
158
The second part of Genesis, chapters 12-50 focus on the story of God’s relationship with ___________________________.
the people of Babylon
Abraham and his family
the princes of Egypt
159
Old Testament Book is about an orphaned girl turned queen who single handedly prevents the genocidal plans of her enemy
Esther
Mary Magdalene
Annie
160
The group of books called Deuteronomic History shares a similar outlook to _________________
the book of Genesis
the book of Exodus
the book of Deuteronomy
161
The prophets of the Old Testament warned against
traveling to other countries
worshiping anything except God
farming during a drought
162
In the Exodus account we learn that the child Moses is adopted by
the priests of Anubus
Pharaoh's daughter
the midwife Shiphrah
163
This New Testament book contains many symbolic numbers, colors and images
The Book of Prophecies
The Book of Revelation
The Book of Numbers
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Moses
Mary
Matthew
165
The second part of Exodus covers
God confronting Pharaoh through Moses
Cain murdering his brother
Abraham getting ready to sacrifice Isaac
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to reveal the Father to us.
to frustrate those who study scripture so that their minds become blank.
to confuse us about God's nature.
167
One of the opening stories of Exodus is the story of Pharaoh ordering the Israelites to
improve their attitude around forced labor
throw their male infants into the river
increase the supply of bricks for building
168
The third part of Exodus covers
Joseph's special coat
Jacob deceiveing Esau
Israel's deliverance
169
The Creation accounts, the story of Noah, Abraham and Sarah, Joseph and his brothers are stories that can be found in __
The Revelation
Genesis
Deuteronomy
170
This author presents Jesus as a new start for humanity, bringing the mystery of God’s new creation into the present.
Lucas
Samuel
Mark
171
Adam in Hebrew means
human
the main man
king
172
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victorious messiah who will deliver Israel and defeat the pagan oppressors
a suffering servant who will die for their sins
divine being that will take them out of the Promised Land
173
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every detail that is included is important
the author is trying to confuse the reader
the reader is expected to give up trying to understand after one reading
174
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humans have responsibility as the representatives of God on earth
humans physically look like God
humans look like God but are intended to be enslaved
humans have value as reflections of the Creator
175
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crisis
celebration
prosperity
176
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Moses
David
Luke
177
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B, C, E
A, B, D
A, B, E
A, C, E
178
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Allegorical
Anagogical
Moral
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In Exodus, ______________________ are threats to the covenant promises and blessings
confusion and questioning
hunger and famine
sin and idolatry
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Moral
Anagogical
Allegorical
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b
a
c
182
Orthodox and Catholic Bibles include __________________ in addition to the Old and New Testaments
the writings of the Kings
the midrash of Rabbi Ishmael
second temple period writings
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Mark
Noah
Moses
184
The Gospels illustrates how all of the biblical stories about Abraham, Moses, and David, and all the prophets—__________
were never important to begin with
lead up to Jesus
are no longer valid and can be ignored
