pgs 68-69
pgs 70-71
pgs.72-73
pgs. 74-75
Random
100

Who are the patriarchs of the old testament?

Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph

100

The book of genesis describes how God decided to form a______ for himself?

people

100

God's people became know as the_________?

Israelites

100

God's plan for all protection of all creation

What is providence?

100

Favorite child of Jacob

Who is Joseph?

200

An area in western Palestine that included most of present-day Israel

What is Canaan?

200

the faith that we make throughout our lives

What is a journey?

200

Abraham was chosen by God to __________?

be the father of his people

200

the king of Egypt

What is a pharaoh?

200

Father, or founder of a clan, a group of related families

Who is a patriarch?

300

Who are the matriarchs of the old testament?

Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, and Leah

300

Abraham is our most important Old Testament model of __?

Faith

300

When Abraham died, his son, Isaac, inherited his father's________?

position as a patriarch of the family

300

Who are the parents of Joseph?

Jacob and Rachel

300

Important women in God's family

Who is a matriarch?

400

A gift from God that enables us to believe in him and accept all that he has revealed

What is faith?

400

Why were Abraham and Sara an unlikely choice to begin God's people?

Abraham was 75, Sara couldn't have kids' and he wasn't famous or powerful

400

Rebekah

Who is Isaac's wife?

400

In the story of Joseph, providence was symbolized by what?  

 the fulfillment of dreams

400

How do your ancestors make an impact on your life?

any response

500

Patriarchs and matriarchs are our?

Family

500

What were the terms of the covenant God made with Abraham?

Abraham and his descendants will serve God and follow his will, God will give him a son and make his people a nation

500

Isaac and Rebekah has twin boys named_________.

Esau, the elder, and Jacob the youngest

500

Joseph's story is about the way that God's ___ is achieved?

will
500

When was your door of faith opened?

At Baptism