The Flood
God’s Covenant with Noah
The Sign of the Covenant
God's Covenant with
Adam & Eve
Adam & Eve
Bonus Bible Trivia
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Why did God decide to send a flood on the earth?
Because the world was full of evil and every intention of people’s hearts was only evil continually.
100
What is a covenant?
A sacred promise or agreement made by God that He always keeps.
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What visible sign did God give to remind us of His promise to Noah?
A rainbow.
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What image did God create Adam and Eve in?
In his image, his likeness, meaning “sin” free.
100
How many books are in the Bible?
66 books.
200
Who was the one man God chose to build the ark?
Noah
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Who was the covenant with?
With Noah, his descendants, and every living creature on earth.
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What does the rainbow represent?
God’s promise to never flood the whole earth again and His mercy after judgment.
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What dominion did God give Adam and Eve through their covenant?
Have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air, and all the living things that crawl on the earth.
Aka, all creations.200
What food did God provide for the Israelites in the wilderness?
Manna
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What was Noah doing that showed he trusted God even before the rain started?
He built the ark exactly as God commanded, even though it hadn’t rained and no one else believed.
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What was the main promise God made in His covenant with Noah?
That He would never again destroy all life on earth with a flood.
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Who does God say will see the rainbow and remember the covenant?
God Himself—He says, “I will remember my covenant between me and you and every living creature—every mortal being—so that the waters will never again become a flood to destroy every mortal being”
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What did Adam and Eve do to break the covenant with God?
Disobeyed God by eating the forbidden fruit
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Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
Moses
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How many of each animal did Noah bring into the ark?
Two of every kind into the ark, one male and one female.
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What did God command Noah and his family to do after the flood?
Be fruitful and multiply, filling the earth again.
400
What is the significance of the Hebrew word “bow” in this passage?
It’s the same word for a battle bow, symbolizing God laying down His weapon.
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What did God want to do after Adam & Eve broke the covenant and how did he do it?
God wanted to continue the covenant by preparing a way to take away the sins of humans.
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What city did the Israelites march around for seven days?
Jericho.
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What specific instructions did God give Noah for the ark’s size or materials?
God told Noah to build the ark out of gopher wood and gave exact dimensions—300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high.
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What did God say about the value of human life after the flood?
That humans are made in God’s image and their lives are sacred.
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How many times is the word “covenant” mentioned in Genesis 9:8–17?
Seven times.
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What was the forbidden fruit in the garden of Eden?
We don't know. The Bible only calls it the "forbidden fruit".
500
What is the shortest verse in the Bible?
"Jesus Wept"