OT Chapter 4 Questions

Which book in the Pentateuch is known as "the Second Law"

Which son of Jacob is a direct ancestor of Jesus.

A covenant is most specifically ____.

The Book of Leviticus is a about what the priests in Israel had to do, like sacrifices and prayers.

God tested Abraham’s faith when he asked Abraham to offer his son as a human sacrifice.

A biblical covenant requires commitment by two individuals or groups as well a desire for the well-being of others.

In the Pentateuch, the book of ____ is about a census of the tribes of Israel.

The story of Joseph explains how God’s Chosen People came to Egypt, setting the stage for the book of Exodus.

How many plagues were sent by God to the Egyptian people?

The two main creation stories in Genesis are complementary rather than contradictory.

The scholarly approach to study of how the Pentateuch was written is _____ criticism.

The state experienced by Adam and Eve before the Fall is called Original ____.

When two or more persons enter into a covenant, they become ______.

Which one of Jacob's wives was the less attractive one but bore the most children?

Which patriarch God asks to leave his home and travel to a new land and he would b the father of a “great nation"?

While God was displeased with Adam and Eve’s disobedience he offered no punishment for their Original Sin.

Adam Covenant Form is ____.

After God, Pharoah is the main figure in the Exodus story.

Abraham wrestled with “a mysterious” stranger who gave him a new name, “Israel.”

After the Fall what action did God take?

The name “Israel” means ____.

The main figure in the book of Exodus is ____.

The story of Cain and Abel illustrates that Original Sin could lead to serious crime, even fratricide.

The Convenant Sign for David is ____.

The Pentateuch tells a continuous story without contradiction or repetition.