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What does the Bible say happened “in the beginning”?
God created the heavens and the earth.
What did God use to create Eve?
Adam’s rib
What did God create on day three?
The dry land and plants
What did God use to create Adam?
Dust of the ground.
How many days did it take God to create the entire universe?
Six days
Why do we think the Leviathan is like a dragon? How does the Bible describe it?
Fire and smoke coming from its mouth and nose.
What is the greater light God created on day four to rule the day?
The sun.
Who is in control of everything that happens to the earth and the universe?
God
What did God do to cover the sin of Adam and Eve?
Killed an animal and used its skin to make clothes.
When did God create the entire universe?
About 6,000 years ago.
Where should we begin our search for information about creation? God’s Word.
God’s Word.
When was Adam created?
At the very beginning, on day six of creation week.
True or False: The dictionary is the history book of the universe.
False, it's The Bible.
What did God create on day five?
Sea and flying creatures
What makes man different from the animals?
Man is created in God’s image
What is the word that means God is allpowerful?
Omnipotent.
Jesus died for sinners. What kind of a sacrifice was he?
A perfect, final sacrifice.
Man is not like any animal. What is special about man?
He is created in God’s image.
What are some things man can do that animals cannot do?
Man can have a relationship with Jesus, man can reason, write, create, compose, communicate, love, know right from wrong, etc.
What does it mean that man has dominion over the earth?
He is responsible for it
When were dinosaurs created?
On day six, about 6,000 years ago.
How did the corruption of sin come into creation?
Adam and Eve disobeyed God.
Jesus died for sinners. What kind of a sacrifice was he?
A perfect, final sacrifice.
How can we be good stewards of God’s creation?
Recycle, plant, care for animals, hunt and fish responsibly, pick up trash, etc.
What are the Seven C’s of History?
Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, Cross, Consummation.