Genesis 1
It took this many days for God to Create the Earth
6 days
Who did God create when he says it is not good for man to be alone?
Eve
Who tries to tempt Eve to eat of the fruit
The Serpent
Who is the first born son of Adam And Eve
Cain
What does God do on the 7th Day?
He rests
Where did Adam and Eve live?
The Garden of Eden
What reasons does the serpent give to try and convince Eve to eat from the tree
Why does Cain kill Abel?
He is angry that God looked on Abel's sacrifice with favor but not his.
After each of his creations, what does God say about them?
That they were good
What does Adam in chapter two?
He gave names to all the animals
What does God promise to do even after Adam and Eve had sinned
To redeem them
Seth
What does God place humanity in charge of
The fish of the sea, birds in the sky, the livestock and wild animals, and over all the creatures that move along the ground
What command does God give in chapter 2?
"You are free to eat from any tree in the garden, but you must not eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil."
Why do you think God might not have wanted man to live forever in his condition at the end of verse 22?
They would live forever separated from God because sin had entered into them
How did God offer mercy to Cain
By protecting him from anyone taking vengeance against him
In Genesis 1:26, Who is the our/us being referred to when God says, “Then God said, “Let us make man in our image, after our likeness?
Jesus and the Holy Spirit
Who was present during God's command?
Adam
What does Eve add to God's original command (Genesis 2:16) (Genesis 3:3)
She adds that the tree is in the middle of the garden
Why do you think Satan might have wanted to use Cain to take out Abel?
To prevent redemption from taking place. (He knew that it would be through man that God would try to redeem his people)
What is the purpose of the Old Testament Today?
To show us the history of creation and humanity and to point us forward to the coming Messiah Jesus Christ. The Old Testament show us that we are unable to live the lives necessary to please him on our own.