The Very Beginning (Creation)
The First Family (Adam, Eve, Cain & Abel)
Noah's Ark
The Story of Job
Abraham & Sarah
100

Who created the heavens and the earth?

God

100

Who were the first man and woman?

Adam and Eve

100

Who built the ark?

Noah

100

Who remained faithful to God despite losing nearly everything?

Job

100

Who was Abraham's wife?

Sarah

200

What is the first book of the Bible?

Genesis

200

What garden did Adam and Eve live in? 

Garden of Eden

200

Why did God send the flood?

Humanity's wickedness

200

Name two things Job lost.

Wealth, children, or health

200

What did God promise Abraham and Sarah?

A son

300

What theory describes the universe expanding from an early hot, dense state?

Big Bang Theory

300

Who were Adam and Eve's two sons discussed in Genesis 4?

Cain and Abel

300

How many of each kind of animal does the lesson say Noah brought onto the ark?

Two

300

Was Job's suffering a punishment for his own wrongdoing?

No

300

What was their promised son's name?

Isaac

400

According to the lesson, why does the universe need a Creator?

Because everything that begins to exist needs a cause

400

Why did Cain become angry with Abel?

God accepted Abel's offering but not Cain's

400

How long did it flood for?

40 days and 40 nights

400

Which Bible verse says God works all things together for good for those who love Him?

Romans 8:28

400

How old was Sarah when Isaac was born?

90

500

According to the lesson, why is the universe described as being carefully designed?

Because conditions such as Earth's distance from the sun and gravity allow life to exist

500

Which New Testament chapter recognizes Abel for his faith?

Hebrews 11

500

Name the three clues the lesson uses to support the flood account.

Ark design, worldwide flood stories, and ocean fossils on mountains

500

What three explanations for suffering are given in the lesson?

Sin broke the world, God uses hardships for good, and God suffers with us

500

Name the three pieces of evidence the lesson uses to support Abraham's historical existence.

Ancient sources, archaeological details, and Jesus' references to Abraham

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