Toledoth
The author of Genesis used what repetitive phrase to divide the book into sections that point us to the lineage of Christ?
These are the generations
Noah was righteous and __________ with God.
walked
Who is the mother of Ishmael?
Hagar
The children of Israel were slaves of which people (Ex. 1:8, 12–13)
Egyptians
Jesus fed the 5,000 men.
Mark 6:30–44
How many toledoth are in the book of Genesis, which serve as divisions of the Book of Beginnings?
eleven
What are the names of Noah's 3 sons that were on the ark with him?
Shem, Ham & Japheth
Who was Abraham & Sarah's son?
Isaac
Goliath was one of these (1 Sam. 17:23)
Philistines
Jesus calmed the sea
Matthew 8:23–27
In toledoth 1-2, who was the main person of that generation from whom Christ descended?
Adam
Because the earth was corrupt and filled with violence in Noah’s day, God decided to destroy both mankind and the earth. Yet Noah and his family were saved by being where?
in the ark
God promised Abraham that who would bear a son and be the mother of nations?
Sarah
Orpah and Ruth were of these people (Ruth 1:4)
Moabites
The Messiah would be called Immanuel, "God with us." (Isa. 7:14b)
Matthew 1:23
In toledoth 9-11, which two men were the main people of that generation from whom Christ descended?
Esau & Jacob
Who found grace in the eyes of the Lord?
Noah
Ishmael was not the promised son of Christ's lineage, but rather the result of ________.
unbelief
Esau was the father of these people (Gen. 36:9)
Edomites
Jesus predicted that He would die by crucifixion (Matt. 26:2)
Mark 15:24–25
In toledoth 3-8, which four men were the main people of that generation from whom Christ descended?
Noah, Terah, Ishmael, and Isaac
Which of Noah's sons was father of Terah, and grandfather of Abraham (Gen. 11:10, 25)?
Shem
God’s covenant with Abram was this: God would make Abram a great _______. He would _______ Abram, make his _______ great, and Abram would be a ________.
Nation, bless, name, blessing
When King Belshazzar exalted himself against the Lord, his land was given to which people (Dan. 5:22–23, 28).
Medes & Persians
Jesus predicted that one of His disciples would betray him (Matt. 26:21–22).
Luke 22:47–48