Genesis
How did God create the universe and life
he used his holy powers
Why does God seem to make things worse before they get better
to show his divine powers over Egypt
what did Jonah get swallowed by
a giant fish
grounding their present pain in a future, certain reality
historical events, future prophecies, or ongoing spiritual battles.
Why did Adam and Eve disobey, and what was the consequence
because saten tempted them and they got kicked out of eden
Who is Moses to lead? (Exodus 3-4)
the Israelites (Hebrews)
Why did they throw Jonah over the boat
he was the cause of a storm made by god
In what ways are believers a "chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation" (1 Peter 2:9), and how does this spiritual identity contrast with worldly values?
chosen people (set apart by God for His purposes), a royal priesthood
antichrist" (or "many antichrists") as anyone or any spirit that denies the Father and the Son, specifically rejecting that Jesus Christ came in the flesh. In this sense, "antichrists" are false teachers or opponents of the faith who were present even in the first century.
ow was Noah's Ark possible without food
hey brought large stores of dried grains, fruits, and vegetables, similar to modern canning/preserving.
who did Moses free from Pharaoh
the Isrealists
why did God make a giant storm when Jonah tried to cross
he was running from God
How should Christians submit to governing authorities (1 Peter 2:13-17) and conduct themselves honorably to silence critics, even when doing good?
Christians are instructed to submit to governing authorities as a means of honoring God and silencing critics [1, 2]. This submission is to be done "for the Lord’s sake" and applies to every human authority, from the highest official down to local governors [1, 3].
Prophecies (especially in Revelation chapters 4-22) will happen in the future, specifically in events leading up to and including the second coming of Christ.
Who were the "sons of God" and the Nephilim in Genesis 6
fallen angels mating with human women
thou shall not st___? finsh
thou shall not steal
Who was Jonah running from
God
What does it mean to be "sober and vigilant," and how can we effectively resist the devil, described as a " roaring lion" (1 Peter 5:8)?
mentally alert and self-controlled
his divine power, authority, and role as both Savior and Judge.
What is the consequence of the Tower of Babel
confusion of languagus
Why did Pharaoh refuse to let Israel go?
his own pride, political power, reliance on Israelite slave labor for Egypt's economy, and ultimately, because God deliberately hardened his heart to demonstrate His own supreme power over Egypt and fulfill His promises to Israel
what was the city God spared called
Nineveh
In 1 Peter 1:1, believers are called "elect exiles." What does this identity mean for their daily lives and perspective on the world, especially concerning holiness and obedience (1 Peter 1:14-17, 2:11)?
they are God's chosen people who do not truly belong to this world; their real citizenship is in heaven.
hey were addressed to literal churches in Asia Minor with specific issues, but they also function as timeless spiritual profiles for all believers and communities