The Bible
Two words used to describe inspiration
Verbal and Plenary
The languages the Old Testament is written in.
The books of the Pentateuch in order.
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy.
What God created on Day 3 of Creation.
Dry land and plants.
The four patriarchs found in Genesis 12-50.
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph
The art and science of studying your Bible
Hermeneutics
The four sections of the English Old Testament
Pentateuch, History, Poetry, Prophets
A word meaning "Five Books".
Pentateuch
Three ways God curses mankind.
Curses on work, marriage, birth, and death.
The components of the Abrahamic Covenant.
Land, Nation, Blessing
The goal of studying the Bible which involves remove barriers such as language, literature, history, and culture.
Exposition
The name of the Hebrew Bible
Tanakh
The three peaks and valleys found in the book of Genesis including Scripture References!
Creation (Gen. 1-2)
Fall (Gen. 3-11)
Promise (12-50)
Three repeated phrases in the creation narrative.
“evening and morning”, “God said”, “God called”, “according to their kinds”, “it was good”, “and it was so”.
The son of Jacob blessed to be the line of kings.
Judah
An example of typology in the Old Testament
Passover Lamb, King David, The Prophet Moses, The Sacrifice of Isaac, Adam and New Adam, The Priesthood, the Sacrificial System.
A story where each noun represents some concept
Allegory
The main events in the story of salvation found in the book of Genesis
Creation by and for God
Fall rebellion and separation from God
Chosen by grace through faith
The meaning of the word Protoevangelium
First Gospel
The son of Jacob which became the line of priests.
Levi.
The five background questions
Author, Audience, Date, Occasion, Purpose
The three sections of the Hebrew Old Testament (in Hebrew)
Torah, Nevi’im, Ketuvim
The five best arguments for Mosaic Authorship of the Pentateuch
OT Witness, NT Witness, Eye Witness Account, Egyptian Familiarity, and Historical Acceptance.
Three events in the downward spiral of the fall (Gen. 3-11)
Cain and Abel, Lamech, the Flood, Noah’s drunkenness, Ham’s defiance, the Tower of Babel.
The two sons of Jacob who were scattered in Israel and how that happened to them.
Levi - Priests with cities within the other tribe's land
Simeon - Shrinking to the point of being merged into the other tribes.