Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers & Deuteronomy
Promises & Jesus Moments
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What is the first book of the Bible?

Genesis

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Who led Israel out of Egypt?

Moses

100

What does it mean to "be holy?"

To be set apart for God, to try to live and be like Him

100

 What three section words did the Numbers video use? (hint: They all start with P)

Preparation, Protest, Promise

100

What major promise to Abraham have we followed through God’s Law?

God would make him into a people and bring His promise forward through them.

200

To whom did God make the covenant promise highlighted in our lessons?

Abraham

200

What event did the video identify as Exodus’ major Jesus Moment?

Passover

200

 What phrase near the end of Leviticus 20:26 helped us understand the heart of the book?

“That you should be mine.”

200

Which two spies trusted what God had said when others were afraid?

Joshua and Caleb

200

What object in Numbers did the video connect to Jesus being lifted up?

The bronze serpent

300

Joseph said his brothers intended evil. What did he say God did through the situation?

God worked through it for good

300

What filled the tabernacle at the end of Exodus?

The glory of the Lord

300

What did the Day of Atonement teach Israel about sin?

Sin is serious and must be dealt with.

300

What did the census show about God’s promise to Abraham?

His descendants really had multiplied into a great people.

300

 What command from Deuteronomy did Jesus later identify as the greatest commandment?

Love the Lord your God with your whole heart/life

400

Does Genesis 50:20 mean that evil is actually good? Explain

No. Joseph still calls the brothers’ intent evil; God can work through evil without redefining it as good.

400

How does Exodus show God’s promise to Abraham moving forward?

Abraham’s descendants have become the people of Israel and are being led toward the promised land

400

What makes Leviticus more than a list of random rules?

God is teaching His covenant people how to worship and live as people who belong to Him.

400

What three repeating ideas did the Deuteronomy video highlight?

KNOW, DO, REMEMBER

400

How do the census in Numbers and Moses’ review in Deuteronomy show God’s faithfulness?

They show that Abraham’s descendants had become numerous just as God promised

500

How does Genesis begin the promise-story that is still moving in Deuteronomy?

God promises Abraham a people, land, and blessing; by Deuteronomy his family has become a great people approaching the land.

500

Why did the video call Passover a giant arrow toward Jesus?

It points toward the need for a Savior and God’s greater rescue.

500

What is the difference between holiness and self-righteousness? 

Holiness grows from belonging to God and reflecting Him; self-righteousness treats ourselves as morally superior to others.

500

Why does Moses keep calling Israel to remember right before they enter the land?

He wants them to move into what is next without forgetting who God is, what He has said, and what He has already done.

500

Someone says, “The first five books are basically just a bunch of rules.” Based on what we have studied, how would you answer?

Answers should recognize the larger story: creation, covenant, rescue, God’s presence, belonging/holiness, human unbelief, God’s faithfulness, and repeated movement toward Jesus.

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