Genaral
Genesis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers and Deuteronomy
100

The number of books in the OT

39

100

In the beginning _____ created...

God

100

How many plagues did the Egyptian's experience?

10

100

The main theme of Leviticus is _____

Purification

100

The main theme of Numbers is ____

Wandering

200

Who wrote the first 5 books of the Bible?

Moses

200

God declared that His creation was “good”. What does "good" mean?

As it should be

200

The main theme of Exodus is _____

Redemption

200

Which offering's purpose is to make restitution (payment) for sins against God and against others?

Guilt Offering

200

What does the word Deuteronomy mean?

Second Law

300

Which one of these books contains the life of Abraham?

Genesis

300

What is meant by Imago Dei?

God's image

300

Of the 10 commandments, which focus on God?

first 4

300

Which observance/ceremony was to remember Israel's rescue from Egypt, when the lamb’s blood markedhomes for deliverance.

Passover

300

The two(2) spies who, unlike the other 10, said that they should trust God and move into the land of Canaan?

Joshua and Caleb

400

The whole Bible tells one great story of...

God's plan of salvation 

400

What sin did Adam and Eve commit?

They disobeyed God

400

What is the box that the 10 Commandments were contained in? 

Ark of the Covenant 

400

Which observance/ceremony was to make amends for the nation’s sins as the people humble themselves beforeGod.

Day of Atonement

400

In Moses' final appeal to the new generation he identified 2 paths. What were they?

Way of Life and Way of Death


500

List the 5 books of the Pentateuch in order

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

500

Why did God bring the Flood on the world?

universal wickedness.

500

A sacred, binding relationship and solemn promise initiated by God that establishes mutual commitments between God and humanity

Covenant

500

rules about restitution for stolen property are examples of which category of law?

Civil Law

500

What were the consequences of the "promised land" rebellion?

The Israelites would wonder the desert for 40 years.

The generation that left Egypt would not enter thepromised land. (2 exceptions)

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