Intro to OT
This many human authors wrote the Bible (page 9).
What is 40?
The main subject of Genesis 1 (page 14).
Who is God?
After Cain kills Abel this person rises up to become the new see of the woman (page 22).
Who is Seth?
These are the three things God promises to Abram in Genesis 12 (page 27).
What is offspring, land, and nation?
This is the tribe from whom the promised Messiah would one day come (page 36).
What is Judah?
These are reasons we should study the OT (please give 2 reasons).
What is:
1. Jesus Did (Matt. 4:1-11)
2. The NT writers did (Rom. 4)
3. It is completely trustworthy (2 Pet. 1:16-21; John 10:35)
4. It all points forward to Jesus (2 Cor. 1:20; Lk. 24:27, 44)
The major theme of Genesis (page 12).
What is the kingdom of God against the kingdom of Satan?
This person takes two wives (page 21).
Who is Lamech?
The NT teaches us that these are the children of Abraham (page 28).
What is all who trust in Christ?
The first book of the New Testament (Matthew) starts with this thing that connects it right to the book of Genesis (page 36).
What is genealogy?
This is the definition of hermeneutics (page 5).
What is the study of how to interpret the Bible?
This Latin phrase describes how God created and means out of nothing (page 13).
What is Ex Nihilo?
The story of the tower of Babel depicts humanities refusal to fulfill this command originally given in Genesis 1:28 (page 25).
What is the cultural mandate?
In Genesis 22:18 we see this important figure show up again (page 32).
Who is Mr. Representative?
This thing first mentioned in Genesis 1:28 comes up in both the story of Isaac and Jacob (pages 34-35).
What is the cultural mandate or Mr. CM?
These are three questions you should ask yourself when you come to a Bible passage (pages 7-8).
What is context, genre, purpose?
This word means that God describes himself in human language so that we might understand him more fully (page 19)
What is anthropomorphic language?
Genesis 6:18 and 7:1 teach us that Noah is this (page 24).
What is representative?
God performs this kind of an oath with Abram in Genesis 15 (page 29).
What is self-maledictory?
The fact that Rebekah is barren just like Sarah was barren teaches us this thing about the promised Savior (page 34).
What is the Savior must come by God’s power?
These are two words related to how we interpret the Bible. One of these words means to describe an event and the other means to give a command (pages 8-9).
What is descriptive and prescriptive?
We see an animal reversing part of the cultural mandate in Genesis 3 by doing this thing (page 19).
What is taking dominion over humanity?
This is what the rainbow depicts (page 24).
What is grace-in-judgment?
A covenant is best defined as this (page 10).
What is a bond in blood sovereignly administered?
Judah is shown to foreshadow Jesus in these two ways (page 36).
What is representative and substitute?