Genesis
The middle day of the creation chaism.
What is day 4?
The number of nations Abram is supposed to bless with God's gifts.
What are all nations?
The primary reason Jesus dies on the cross in the gospel accounts.
What is challenging the status quo?
Who/what is supposed to be revealed in Revelation.
Who is Jesus?
The meaning of the Greek word "hamartia".
What is "to miss the mark"?
God does this to the light & darkness, waters above & below, and the land & sea.
What is separates?
The analogy we used in class to describe what The Bible is.
What is a football field?
The proper name of Jesus dying on the cross to pay the price for our sins.
What is Penal Substitution Atonement Theory?
The author of Revelation.
Who is John?
The number of times the word "devil" is used in the Hebrew Bible.
What is 0?
The adjective/action that describes the basis for many creation stories in the Ancient Near East.
What is violence?
The story of why the Israelites hated the Canaanites so much according to perspective 3.
What is Noah's drunken nakedness in Genesis 9?
The apostle who pioneered the idea that Jesus died on the cross for our sins.
Who is Paul?
The four chapters in the Bible that have no sin.
What are Genesis 1&2 and Revelation 21&22?
The Holy City is a reference to this structure in the Old Testament.
What is the Most Holy Place?
The purpose of the sun, moon, and stars according to Genesis 1.
What is "to mark sacred times"?
What is "they are progressive for their time"?
What are Jesus picking grain on Sabbath, Jesus cleansing the temple, Jesus rebuking Peter's violence, and Jesus healing the Canaanite's daughter?
The general meaning of 666.
What is an oppressive/abusive power.
The short essay question on this quarter's test.
What are the major themes you see in the story of the Bible?
The 3 lessons about God's character in Genesis 1-2.
What are God is Creator, God is love, and God is different.
The descriptions of the 3 perspectives on God's violence in the Hebrew Bible.
What is P1, P2, and P3 (answers may vary)?
5/10 perspectives on Jesus' death and resurrection.
What is Penal Substitution Atonement Theory, Satisfaction Theory, Ransom Theory, Christus Victor, Nonviolence Theory, Kingdom Theory, Moral Influence Theory, Example Theory, Scapegoat Theory, or Idol Theory?
The names of the four perspectives for interpreting Revelation.
What are preterism, futurism, historicism, and idealism?
The major theme Pastor Adam sees in the story of the Bible.
A movement from "some people" or "our people" to "all people".