Abraham/Family & Jacob (18 Cards)

Question 1

Question 40

How did God test Abraham’s faith when He asked him to leave his home?

Answer 1

By asking Abraham to follow Him without telling him where He would lead him.

Question 2

Question 41

Who was Abraham’s nephew?

Answer 2

Lot

Question 3

Question 42

What was the original name of the country God promised to Abraham?

Answer 3

Canaan

Question 4

Question 43

Who was Abraham’s wife?

Answer 4

Sarah

Question 5

Question 44

To what country did Abraham go in time of famine?

Answer 5

Egypt

Question 6

Question 45

Why was it wrong for Lot to live in Sodom?

Answer 6

Because the people of Sodom were very wicked and constantly sinned against the Lord.

Question 7

Question 46

Who was Melchizedek?

Answer 7

Priest of God and King of Salem

Question 8

Question 47

What was the name of the son born to Abraham and Hagar?

Answer 8

Ishmael

Question 9

Question 48

What two cities did God destroy with fire because of their great wickedness?

Answer 9

Sodom and Gomorrah

Question 10

Question 49

What was the name of the son born to Abraham and Sarah?

Answer 10

Isaac

Question 11

Question 50

How old were Abraham and Sarah when Isaac was born?

Answer 11

Abraham was 100 years old and Sarah was 90 years old.

Question 12

Question 51

Who was Isaac’s wife?

Answer 12

Rebekah

Question 13

Question 52

Who were the twin sons of Isaac and Rebekah?

Answer 13

Esau and Jacob

Question 14

Question 53

What did Esau sell to Jacob?

Answer 14

His birthright [the right to inherit God’s promise to Abraham]

Question 15

Question 54

How did Jacob obtain the blessing of the firstborn son instead of Esau.

Answer 15

By making his father, Isaac, think he was Esau?

Question 16

Question 55

Where did Jacob have a dream of a ladder reaching to heaven?

Answer 16

Bethel

Question 17

Question 56

Who was the mother of Joseph and Benjamin?

Answer 17

Rachel

Question 18

Question 57

What new name did God give to Jacob and what did it mean?

Answer 18

Israel, which means, “he struggles with God” [Prince of God]