Bible_Study_2 Flashcards
What people tricked Israel into a treaty by claiming to be from a distant country? (study sheet)
Gibeonites
Who was one of the 2 spies who pleaded with Israel to go in and possess the promised land? (study sheet)
Caleb
Israel’s home in Egypt which was protected from the plagues was? (study sheet)
Goshen
Moses received two things at Mt Sinai/Horeb…what were they? (study sheet)
His call and the Commandments
In _________ __________, Israel sent out the spies and out of the 12 spies, only 2 came back with an accurate report ( they were _________ and __________).
Kadesh-Barnea; Joshua; Caleb
Unfortunately, the people listened to the 10 _____________ spies. God spares Israel, but those whose ages were 20 and up, except _________ and __________, would wander in the wilderness for 40 years.
fearful; Joshua; Caleb
In _________________, Joshua is told to have the priests bearing the ark make a daily process around the city, blowing the _________________ as the armies march in absolute ______________, for 7 days. On the 7th day, they marched 7 times. After the 7th time, they all shouted and the ____________ __________ ____________.
Jericho; trumpets; silence;walls fell down
Israel commits trespass against God as Achan takes of the ____________ ____________. and brings the anger of God against the nation. Because of their pride after defeating Jericho, they only send out 3000 men to battle the small city of Ai without consulting God.
accursed thing
;They are ________________ and suffer many casualties. Joshua cries out to God. God commands him to ______________ the people, discover the ________ ______, and burn him with fire.
defeated; sanctify; guilty party
______________ is found guilty and confesses his sin. He and his family are stoned to death and burned. Because they have dealt with the sin, God assures him that He has given ______ to them. Israel defeats them easily.
Achan; Ai
Book of Deuteronomy’s main content is: the three final farewell ______ __ ______, as he repreaches to Israel’s new generation (312)
Sermons of Moses
Deuteronomy covers Moses repreaching Israel’s 3 sermons to a new generation what are they? (312)
History♦Law♦Covenant
Key word of Deuteronomy is? (312)
Covenant
Author of Deuteronomy (incl. last section)
Moses (Joshua wrote the last section about Moses Death.)
Dates of Deuteronomy
1405 BC
The dates of Deuteronomy cover __ ______, just after the ____ ______ Wilderness Wanderings (39 years and 1 month after the ____________ from _________).
1 month; 40 year; Exodus; Egypt
Background of Deuteronomy is: Not a man over _______ stands to hear Moses’ message. An entire generation redeemed from Egypt has _______ in the ______________. (313)
60; died; wilderness
Moses reviews their _____________, REPREACHES the _______, and ____________ their Covenant.
History; Law; renews
He proclaims God’s _____________ for this new Land and God’s __________________________ for remaining in this Land.
commands; Conditions
The English title of Deuteronomy means: (313)
The Second Law
Deuteronomy is an ____________, __________ and ____________ of the original Law given 40 years earlier. It is: (313)
expansion; exposition; application
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦1st Part - Have __________ __________ in our own Heart
God’s Word
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦2nd Part - Teaching the Word of God in _____________________ ways with _____________________ applications in daily life in informal ________________ daily settings.
practical; practical; normal
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦3rd Part - _____________________ your __________ and theirs with __________ __________.
Saturating; life; God’s Word
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦4th Part - Telling your ________________ the meaning of the _____________________ of God
children; commandments
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦5th Part - ______________ your children the ______________ of why they should __________ God - He ________________ us from bondage with __________ __________
Telling; motive; obey; redeemed; great miracles.
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦6th Part - Telling ___________ ___________ the purpose of redemption. “He brought us out…that He might bring us in (to give us the _____________________, joyous, and ________________ life)
Your children; victorious; abundant
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦7th Part - Telling our children of the ____________________ of ________________
Blessings of Obedience.
How do we pass on faith from one generation to the next?♦8th Part - Telling them of their __________________ __________________
Spiritual Heritage
Moses Preaches on Legal Testimony and Perjury: ♦1. _______ witnesses are required for conviction. (328)
two
Moses Preaches on Legal Testimony and Perjury: ♦2. False ______________________ are to receive the ______________________ for the crime of which they _________________ accused another.
witnesses; punishment; falsely
Moses Preaches on Reasons for the Death Penalty:♦1. To remove ____________ from the land. A nation which does not _________________ its ___________ will be punished by God.
guilt; punish; crimes
Moses Preaches on Reasons for the Death Penalty:♦2. To put away the ___________ from among you.
evil
Moses Preaches on Reasons for the Death Penalty:♦3. To ___________ crime.
deter
Moses Preaches on Reasons for the Death Penalty:♦4. To bring about ___________ ___________.
equal justice.
Theme for the book of Joshua is
Possession of Israel
Practical purpose and message of Joshua
Joshua shows us how to face our spiritual battles with sin and temptation by faith in, and dependence on God.
This book is named after its ____________ _____________. He was originally know as Oshea or Hoshea, meaning “salvation”.
central figure
The book of Joshua records the Conquest of_________, the Land originally promised to Abraham
Canaan
Moses changed it to Jehoshua or Joshua meaning ____________ _______ ______________.
Jehovah is Salvation
Joshua is the Hebrew form of the Greek name, __________ which refers to Joshua, and is obviously a type of Christ.
Jesus
Joshua 1:8
This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth; but “thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success.
Deuteronomy 6:4
Hear,Israel: The Lord our God is one LORD
Deuteronomy 12:8
Ye shall not do after all the things that we do here this day, every man whatsoever is right in his own eyes.
Joshua 24:14-15
Now therefore fear the LORD, and serve Him in sincerity and in truth: and put away the gods which your fathers served on the other side of the flood, and in Egypt; and serve ye the LORD. And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.
Deuteronomy 6:5
And thou shalt love the LORD thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.
Purpose of Acts:♦To be an apologetic or ______ of early Christianity.
defense
Purpose of Acts:♦To confirm the apostolic authority of ____.
Paul
Purpose of Acts:♦To reveal the univerality of Christianity as a religion for all ______.
peoples
Overview:♦Acts centers around __ great Crusades as outlined in Acts 1:8.
3
Obeying the local Commission involved:
Witnesses in Jerusalem.
Obeying the Regional Commission involved:
Witnesses in Judea and Samaria.
Obeying the Global Commission involved:
Witnesses unto the Uttermost Part of the Earth.
The word Apostle means
Authorized Messenger
Jesus commanded His Apostles to ____ in Jerusalem for “the promise of the Father”. This promise is a reference to the arrival of the Holy Spirit in His New Testament ministry on Pentacost.
wait
1) Since both the Omnipresence of the Spirit and the many mentions of His active ministry in the Old Testament demand that the Holy Spirit was present on Earth before Pentacost, one might wonder then what is meant by references to His coming and arrival at Pentacost? The Spirit was being poured out in a _____ and _____________ new testament ministry.
new, greater
The precise nature of the distinction between the Holy Spirit’s old Testament ministry and his new Testament ministry are or are not 100% clear.
are not
Acts 4:12
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. (Give Reference))
Acts 16:31
And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house (Give Reference)
The Holy Spirit’s modern ministry began when the Spirit was outpoured at __________.
Pentecost
The Holy Spirit will be removed from His distinct NT ministry and also His restraining ministry at the _________.
Rapture
The outpouring of the Spirit will happen again at the Second Coming and that beginning of the ___________ Kingdom.
Millennial
The receiving of the Holy Spirit is ___________, __________, and _____________ upon the “remission of sins”, which is Salvation.
universal, automatic, unconditional
There are four aspects of Christ’s Second Coming that we can glean from Acts 1:10-11. That is: It will be _________, ___________, _______________, and to the _____________________________.
Visible, Personal, Bodily, Mount of Olives
It is obvious from Scripture that tongues at this occasion were unlearned human languages.
Pentecost
Peter said that later tongues at Caesarea were __________ to the tongues at Pentecost.
identical
The same _____________ is used of tongues in Acts and 1 Corinthians 12-14, which are the only two instances of tongue speaking in the NT.
vocabulary
The _______ never redefines of clarifies any distinction between Pentecost and later tongues.
Bible
In explaining Corinthian tongues, 1 Corinthians 14:21 quotes the prophet _________, which definitely refers to human languages.
Isaiah
Ecstatic utterances of tongues (heavenly language view) would not be a miraculous ________ to unbelievers, especially where they were common among many Pagan religions.
sign
Jesus warned against tongue babbling prayer or prayer without __________, which is what the heavenly prayer language of tongues claims to do.
thinking
Ecstatic utterances (heavenly prayer language view) is actually the _______ , ___________, ___________and ________view of tongues.
Pagan, Liberal, Cultic, Occultic
Acts 2:38 does not teach that baptism is necessary for salvation because the preposition for “for”, which is _____ does not necessarily mean “in order to obtain” but may also mean “__________ __ ___________” and Greek preposition normally vary upon the context. Therefore, never base a doctrine upon a preposition.
eis, because of obtaining
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because ________ himself (who preached these words) does not include it for salvation in his next sermon in Acts 3, 5 or 10
Peter
The proper understanding of Acts 2:38 based on agreement in the Greek language is: “Repent for the remission of sins and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost…and be _________ every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ.”
baptized
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because _________ himself, who wrote these words does not include it in several other passages in Acts.
Luke
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because the question in Acts 2:37 is broader (What shall we do?) than in Acts 16:30 where the question is “What shall we do to be _________?”
saved
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because Salvation is by _________, not ________, and Baptism is a work.
Grace, Works
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because the ________ on the cross was saved without baptism.
thief
Baptism in not required for salvation in Acts 2:38 because the Gentiles in Acts 10 were first saved, as shown by their having instantly received the _______, and spoken in tongues, BEFORE baptism.
Spirit
The purpose of tongues is to be a ______ gift.
sign
Tongues are not to be a private ________ gift.
prayer
Tongues are not to be a self-__________ gift.
edification
Tongues are not a _________ gift. A sign to have purpose must be seen.
private
The purpose of tongues is for _________ and can not be for the Church or believers.
unbelievers
Tongues was a sign of __________ to Jewish unbelievers. It started with the Jews, then the Samaritans, then the Gentiles.
Judgement
Acts 1:8 gives the outline and purpose of the book of Acts. What are the 3 places/people in order that the Gospel went out to?
.Jerusalem and all Judea, Samaria, Uttermost parts of the Earth
The dual theme of the book of Acts is the positive record of the Gospel going to the ________ and the negative message of the setting aside of _________ in Judgement for their rejection of their Messiah.
Gentiles, Israel
Tongues are spoken almost exclusively to Jews at Pentecost, warning them of Judgement and Captivity if they do not repent of their sin of rejecting their Messiah. But their rejection only ________in Acts 1-7
Grows
In Acts 8-9, the Samaritans receive tongues showing that God is moving away from the Jews toward this half Gentile group and their rejection still _________.
Grows
In Acts 10 the Gentiles speak in tongues to show the Jews that God is now turning totally from them and their rejection grows and becomes _________.
final
Since tongues was to be a sign of Judgement on unbelieving Israel, in AD 70 when the Romans captured and burned Jerusalem, tongues was __________.
complete
No tongues are recorded in Scripture or in Church history after the fall of ___________ (except among isolated heretical groups) until they were claimed at the beginning of the 20th century.
Jerusalem
For those who claim that every person who was ever saved in the book of Acts spoke in tongues, it is vital to note that the Bible does not say that _______ of the 3000 converts on the Day of Pentecost spoke in tongues.
any
At the Jerusalem Council a group of legalizing Jewish believers comes to Antioch teaching that the Gentile converts must be circumcised and submit to the ______ to remain saved.
law
Paul and Barnabas dispute strongly against the legalists at the Jerusalem Council and argue that ________ are not necessary for obtaining or keeping salvation.
works
He was chosen to replace Judas after prayer and the casting of lots.
Matthias
These former and current High Priests who were responsible for leading in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ also questioned the Apostles.
Annas, (former HP)♦Caiaphas (Current HP)
This married couple sold land and willingly held back part of the money while lying about it and were killed as a result.
Ananias and Sapphira
This highly respected lawyer and teacher of Paul advised that if this movement be of man it will come to naught, but if it be of God, you cannot fight against Him.
Gamaliel
This man was chosen as one of the first deacons, falsely accused of blasphemy, and was stoned in the presence of Saul of Tarsus.
Stephen
This man was chosen as one of the first deacons, became a great evangelist and a soul winner that went across social status and racial barriers.
Philip
This occult leader attempted to buy the power of the Holy Spirit with money and later became a great heretic and enemy of the church.
Simon the Sorcerer
This godly woman with the gift of service was raised from the dead by Peter.
Dorcas
This Gentile man seeking salvation had a vision of an angel telling him to send for Peter in Joppa, he was later saved.
Cornelius
This king beheaded James and imprisoned Peter and was the grandson of Herod the Great.
Herod Agrippa I
This first Apostolic martyr was beheaded by Herod Agrippa I.
James the Apostle
The prophet who predicted a famine in Jerusalem and that Paul would be bound when he went to Jerusalem.
Agabus
The young girl who was at the door when Peter was set free from prison by an angel. She was so excited that she left Peter standing outside as she went to tell the others.
Rhoda
God calls this man to go and anoint Saul after he was struck blind on the road to Damascus.
Ananias
This Encourager vouched for Saul to the other Apostles and accompanied Paul on missionary journeys.
Barnabas
This man went along with Paul and Barnabas on the first missionary journey but left them before it was finished.
John Mark
A Gentile Governor (a Roman Proconsul) in Paphos who was interested in the Gospel
Sergius Paulus
A Jewish Sorcerer who opposed Paul and was temporarily blinded because of it. His name means “son of salvation” but Paul rightly calls him “son of the devil”.
Bar-Jesus (Elymas)
The Pastor of the Jerusalem Church who gave the final verdict at the Jerusalem Council that the Gentiles were not under the law.
James (Jesus’ half brother)
He was commissioned to deliver the letters with the verdict from the Jerusalem Council and then stayed at Antioch until he went with Paul on the second missionary journey.
Silas
A half Jew and half Gentile who joined the missionary team in Lystra and was circumcised so as not to be an offense to the Jews.
Timothy
A wealthy business woman who was preached to, saved and baptized becoming the first European convert.
Lydia
Paul meets this couple and stays with them because they are tentmakers also. Paul leaves them in Ephesus.
Aquilla and Priscilla
An eloquent Bible teacher and disciple of John the Baptist who Aquilla and Priscilla correct about the complete teachings of Christ. He later becomes the Pastor at the Church in Ephesus.
Apollos
The young man that falls asleep during Pauls preaching and falls off a balcony and dies. Don’t worry, Paul raised him back to life.
Eutychus
The Jews from Asia wrongly thought that Paul had brought this man, a Gentile, into the Temple, and they stirred the crowds to attack Paul.
Trophimus
The wicked governor known for his sinful indulgence who Paul had to witness before.
Felix
Paul witnessed before this man and he had the Jews come to Caeserea to accuse Paul. He suggests sending Paul to Jerusalem as a pleasure to the Jews.
Festus
This King was an expert in Jewish matters an was living in and incestuous relationship when Paul was accused before him. Paul almost persuaded him to become a Christian.
Agrippa II
Sister and wife of King Agrippa II
Bernice
The Roman Centurion guard assigned to Paul on the trip to Rome who treated Paul kindly.
Julius
The ruler of the island where Paul and the shipwrecked crew were shown hospitality. He had a sick father that grew deathly ill and Paul healed him.
Publius
The Roman Emperor who killed Paul in AD 67
Nero
Which chapter in Acts contains the Ascension of Christ?
Acts 1
Which chapter in Acts contains the Day of Pentecost?
Acts 2
Which chapter in Acts contains Peter & John heal a lame man and preach?
Acts 3
Which chapter in Acts contains the Apostles arrested?
Acts 4
Which chapter in Acts contains Ananias and Sapphira lie and die?
Acts 5
Which chapter in Acts contains Deacons appointed?
Acts 6
Which chapter in Acts contains Stephen martyred?
Acts 7
Which chapter in Acts contains Philip evangelizing Samaria and the Ethiopian Eunuch?
Acts 8
Which chapter in Acts contains Saul’s conversion?
Acts 9
Which chapter(s) in Acts contains Cornelius (first Gentile) converted?
Acts 10-11
Which chapter in Acts contains James martyred and Peter released?
Acts 12
Which chapter in Acts contains the First Missionary Journey?
Acts 13-14
Which chapter in Acts contains the Jerusalem Council?
Acts 15
Which chapter in Acts contains the Second Missionary Journey?
Acts 16-18
Which chapter in Acts contains the Third Missionary Journey?
Acts 19-21
Which chapter in Acts contains Paul’s imprisonment and voyage to Rome?
Acts 22-28
How many miles was the First Missionary Journey? (give land and sea)
700 land, 500 sea
How many years was the First Missionary Journey? (Ad 44-45)
1 or 2
City on First Missionary Journey where Bar-Jesus was blinded.
Paphos
City on First Missionary Journey where John Mark Left.
Perga
City on First Missionary Journey where Paul preached his first recorded sermon. (Jews rejected, Gentiles accepted)
Antioch of Pisidia
City on First Missionary Journey where Paul heals a cripple, is worshiped, then stoned.
Lystra
City on First Missionary Journey where Galatians was written and first Mission Report was given.
Antioch of Syria
How many miles was the Second Missionary Journey?
3000
How many years was the Second Missionary Journey? (AD 50-54)
5
City on Second Missionary Journey where Timothy Joined.. (also was a stop on first trip)
Lystra
City on Second Missionary Journey where Paul Receives the Macedonian call and Luke joins the team.
Troas
City on Second Missionary Journey, location of Lydia, Demoniac Girl, Philippian Jailor.
Philippi
City on Second Missionary Journey, people here studied the scriptures to compare with Paul’s teaching, and were comended for doing so.
Berea
City on Second Missionary Journey, Paul gives famous sermon on Mars Hill.
Athens
City on Second Missionary Journey, Paul meets Aquila and Priscilla, writing place of 1 & 2 Thessalonians.
Corinth
The First Missionary Journey focused on this area.
Galatia
The Second Missionary Journey focused on this area.
Greece (Europe)
How many years was the Third Missionary Journey? (54-58 AD)
4
How many miles was the Third Missionary Journey?
3000
City on Third Missionary Journey, Paul meets Disciples of John the Baptist, and writes 1 Corinthians.
Ephasus
City on Third Missionary Journey, Paul preaches in Macedonia and writes 2 Corinthians.
Philippi
City on Third Missionary Journey, Paul writes Romans
Corinth
City on Third Missionary Journey, Eutychus falls asleep and dies, Paul raises him from the dead.
Troas
City on Third Missionary Journey, Paul visits Philip and Agabus warns him of danger in Jerusalem.
Caesarea
What are the Ten Steps through the Bible? ( give in order)
Beginning,♦Hebrew Fathers,♦Exodus,♦Promised Land, ♦Judges,♦Kingdom,♦Exile,♦Restoration,♦Coming of Christ,♦Great Commission
What are the 4 Key events of the Beginning?
Universe and man, Sin and Death, New World, Nations
What books and chapters fall in Step One (the Beginning)
Genesis 1-11
What books and chapters fall in Step Two (the Hebrew Fathers)?
Genesis 12-50 ; Job
Who are the 4 key characters during Step Two?
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph
What is the subtitle of Genesis?
The Book of Beginnings
Genesis is the story of the beginning of the __________ of Man through the promised seed of _______.
Redemption, Abraham
What chapters in Genesis briefly survey the history of the world up to Abraham, describing Creation, the entrance of sin into the world, the spread of sin from the first murder to the depravity of the pre-flood world and the sin and scattering at Babel?
Genesis chapters 1-11
This chapter deals with the conversion and call of Abraham, the book zeros in on Abraham and his seed, Isaac, Jacob (the father of the 12 tribes of Israel) and Joseph, who carries the people into Egypt and sets the stage for the book of Exodus
Genesis 12
This word comes from the Greek word for: “generations”, “origin”, “source”, or “beginning”
Genesis
What is the theme of Genesis?
The selection of Israel (As God’s chosen nation for His redemptive plan for mankind)
What is the Key word of Genesis?
Beginning
What is the Key verse of Genesis? It is the Proto-Evangelium (First Gospel).
Genesis 3:15
What is the Key chapter of Genesis?
Genesis 12 (the call of Abraham and the giving of the Abrahamic Covenant)
What happened in: Genesis 1-2
The creation
What happened in: Genesis 3
The Fall
What happened in: Genesis 6-8
The Flood
What happened in: Genesis 10-11
The Table of the Nations and the Tower of Babel
What happened in: Genesis 15
The Ratification of the Abrahamic Covenant
What happened in: Genesis 18-19
Sodom and Gomorrah
What happened in: Genesis 22
Abraham offered Isaac
Who was the author of Genesis? He also wrote the “Torah” or Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
Moses
The book of Genesis spans the first __ of our 10 chronological steps through the Bible.
2
Genesis 1-11 covers Step1: The Beginning _,___ to _,___ BC.
4,000-2,165
Genesis 12-50 covers the Hebrew Fathers (also includes Job ) _,___ to _,____ BC.
2,165-1,800
The book of Genesis covers more years of history than the rest of the Bible put together, from ________ to approximately ______ BC
Creation,1800
When was Genesis written between? (Average)
1450-1400 BC
Genesis was written to these people at the time of the Exodus as a History of the who they were, this is why 1-11 quickly spans the worlds history then slows and spotlights Abraham and his seed in chapters 12-50.
Jews
Jesus is pictured throughout Genesis through these four examples:♦His ______ _____, being bruised, and crushing Satan through his resurrection are all in Genesis 3:15♦His covering us in his ________, is pictured by God making coats of skin for Adam and Eve.♦His ____ _______ is seen in Abel’s offerings and in his innocent death.♦His representative _______ is represented by the first Adam (the first represents the rest)
Virgin Birth, Righteousness, Blood Sacrifice, Headship
The first, foundational, and most far reaching book of the Bible. Covers more time than any other book of the Bible and actually covers more time than all the other books of the Bible put together.
Genesis
Genesis is the ______ historical writing in existence.
Oldest
The book of Genesis is the ______________of all Biblical doctrines while the book of Revelation is the ______________ of all Biblical doctrines
Foundation, Consummation
Everything is the result of Divine Creation which took place in six literal 24-hr days just a few thousand years ago.♦a. Position of Creation Science and Flood Geology. ♦b. Accepts Genesis account at face value and as straight forward account of the Creation of all things in one literal 7 day week.♦This view is held by Young Earth Creationists, and is called the: _______ ______ view.
Special Creation
All of the best and the majority of scientific evidences indicate that the earth is _____, not old.♦(Know that there are 100’s of ways to estimate time, but evolutionary scientists only use the _ or _ which give old ages)
Young, 5, 6
Evolutionists have this amount of evidence for evolution in the fossil record of the past.♦There is also no evidence for Evolution occurring in the present.
None
There is no evidence for Evolution occurring in the present. T or F?
T
Evolutionists still have no working theory of how evolution actually takes place. All that have been proposed have eventually had to be _______.
Discarded
Evolutionists have no explanation of the Origin of life. The idea of _______ _______ of life from non-life is considered absolutely impossible, yet it is what evolution teaches.
Spontaneous Generation
Evolutionists have no explanation of the Origin of the Universe. All theories of how the Big Bang occurred start with all of the material already in _______.
Existence
Evolutionists have no real evidence from Geology. The so called “Geologic Column” exists nowhere in the real world. Different layers are found in different parts of the world and stacked into a _________ column.
Theoretical
What is often pictured in textbooks as the best evidence of Evolution?
The Geologic Column
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: Genesis _ & _ completely
1, 2
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: Belief in literal ____ & ___.
Adam, Eve
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: Belief in a literal ____-invalidating belief in a sin nature and the need for a Savior
Fall
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: The _________ in Scripture including those of Christ
Genealogies
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: All _______ interpretation of Bible.
Literal
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: The _______ of husband over wife, which is based on the order of Creation.
Headship
If you accept theistic evolution you must reject: The trustworthiness of those who spoke of a literal Adam including these three people.
Moses, Paul, Jesus
Genesis declares that vegetation existed before the Creation of the sun on day four. Problem: Theistic Evolution obviously demands the existence of the ____ for any life to develop or survive on Earth.
Sun
Genesis declares that God made man directly from ______. Theistic evolution declares that man evolved from sub-ape _________.
Dust, Creatures
Genesis declares that God made woman directly from man’s side, _____ man had been created. Theistic evolution demands that they evolved ___________.
After, Simultaneously
Genesis declares *sin* existed before and was the cause of all death. Problem: Theistic Evolution proposes hundreds of millions of years of ____, suffering, and extinction ______ ___ and before man had ______.
death, before man, sinned
What is the answer to the question of why dinosaurs are not mentioned in the Bible? Dinosaurs are not only mentioned in the Bible, but they are mentioned on the very first ____, in the very first chapter, the very first time that creatures from the animal kingdom are mentioned in the Bible, on day ____ of Creation!
Page
The term “whales “ in verse 21 is “______” in Hebrew and literally means ______ ___ __________.
Tannim, Great Sea Monster
Of course the Bible never uses the word “dinosaurs”, since the term itself was not invented until ____. What words do the Bible use? (Give one general, and two specific names)
1841, Dragons, Behemoth, Leviathan
Satan came disguised in the form of the Serpent. This shows us Principle One of temptation: Satan works best when ______.
Hidden
Satan always chooses _______ vessels to advertise sin.
Attractive
Satan always attempts to cause us to doubt whether something is *really* _____.
Wrong
Satan always tries to make us think of God as to *strict*, as *unfair*, or as robbing us of ________.
Enjoyment
Once Satan has us conversing he has us __________.
Considering
Satan always tries to convince us that God is not __________. This includes His Word, His plan for life, His promises, and His Warnings.
Trustworthy
Satan always tries to convince us that we can *get away with sin. He denies the ________ of sin.
Consequences
Satan tries to convince us that God does not really ____ us or have our best interests at heart.
Love
Satan tries to convince us that we are *missing out* if we say __ to sin and ___ to God
No, Yes
Satan always tries to convince us that we are __ ______, instead of God.
In Charge
Satan appeals to our ________, and offers us knowledge.
Curiosity
Satan always ____! (He is the father of these)
Lies
Satan always uses ___ _____ basic tactics.
The Same
Principle fourteen: Satan often uses _______ _______ to tempt us.
Another Person
What were 3 responses of Adam & Eve when confronted with their sin?
Hide their sin, Hide themselves, Excuse themselves
First child of Adam & Eve and first murderer.
Cain
Second child of Adam & Eve, first person to be murdered, righteous before the lord
Abel
Son of Adam & Eve, the person who continued the line of the promised seed from which the Messiah came.
Seth
lived 365 years on earth and then was translated to heaven without experiencing death. A picture of the rapture.
Enoch
Lived to be 969 years old, the oldest recorded man.
Methuselah
Grandson of Ham, a mighty hunter and founder of kingdoms of Babel and Assyria. Leader and King who lead the rebellion against God at the Tower of Babel.
Nimrod
Nimrod demanded to be worshipped himself as the ______ of a long line of so called god-kings. He established a false religion based on the worship of himself and the heavens and a perverted connection of fertility in man, beast and harvests with the heavenly bodies. This was the first _________religion
First, Fertility
Son of Semerimus (supposed to be conceived by a sunbeam from Nimrod ), he was worshipped as the sun god, moon god, the head of the God’s, and the god of storms, rain and lightning.
Tammuz
Wife of Nimrod and mother of Tammuz ,she was worshiped as the Queen of Heaven, Mother Earth, Mother Nature, and the goddess of sex.
Semerimus
The ark was _ stories tall.
3
The ark was ___ Feet long.
450
