Creation & The Fall
Who created the heavens and the earth?
Who is God?
Why did God send the flood?
What is: Because the earth was full of evil and corruption
Why did the people build the Tower of Babel?
What is: To make a name for themselves
What did God provide for the Israelites to eat?
What is: Manna
What were the people complaining about?
What is: They had no water
What command did God give Adam and Eve concerning the tree in the garden?
What is: Not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil
What did God tell Noah to build?
What is: an Ark?
What did God do to stop them?
What is: He confused their language
How often did God give them manna?
What is: daily
What did God tell Moses to do to the rock?
What is: speak to it
Who tempted Eve to eat the fruit?
Who is: The serpent
How long did it rain during the flood?
What is: 40 days and 40 nights
What sin motivated the building of the tower?
What is: pride
What lesson did manna teach the Israelites?
What is: To trust God one day at a time
What did Moses do instead of obeying God?
What is: He struck the rock
What happened to Adam and Eve after they ate the fruit?
What is: Their eyes were opened, they felt shame, and were separated from God
What sign did God give to show His covenant promise?
What is: a rainbow?
What happened to the people after their language was confused?
What is: They scattered across the earth
What happened when the people tried to store extra manna for the next day?
What is: it spoiled
What consequence did Moses face for his disobedience?
What is: He was not allowed to enter the Promised Land
How does the Fall show our need for salvation?
What is: It shows we cannot save ourselves and need God’s redemption
What does this story show about God’s character?
What is: He judges sin but also shows mercy and keeps His promises
How does this story connect to God’s plan later through Jesus?
What is: God planned to regather all nations through Abraham’s line and Jesus
What does this story reveal about God?
What is: He provides what we need, not always what we want
What lesson do we learn from this story?
What is: Even leaders must obey God and face consequences for disobedience