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Finals Semester 1 Flashcards

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What is a birthright?

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Double portion of family inheritance; became head of family after Father’s Death

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What does Israel mean

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May God strive for him/one who struggles with God

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What does Ishmael mean

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God hears

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Ishmael was the ancestor of the

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Arabs

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The name Jacob could be taken as describing a person who

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Deceives

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Esau sounds like the word for “_”

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Hairy

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If we have faith, we will be able to wait for the

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Results

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Isaac means

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He laughs

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Hagar named a certain place, “_”

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Beer Lahai Roi= well of the living one who sees me

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In Genesis 3:15, the_seed was Jesus; the_seed was Satan

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Woman, serpent

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The man that Jacob wrestled with made sure he was okay. True or false?

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False

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Jacob would not let the man go until he was_

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Blessed

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Jacob received a new_, which was_which means_.

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Name, Israel, may God strive for him/one who struggles with God

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In the story of Cain and Abel, God was merciful and providing for_

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Cain

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Kings offering was refused because

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It was an offering done in his own terms, and not God’s way

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On whose terms did Abel bring an offering?

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God’s

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What we’re willing to give to God speaks volumes about

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Our faith/love for God/what we think of him/how we live for him

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Cain had a bad attitude and let sin_him

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Master

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We will_sin, Or sin will_us

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Master, master

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The story of Noah’s deliverance from the flood illustrates gods_of his children

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Redemption

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Abraham was for you to except the_because he was looking forward ultimately to_

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Bad land, Heaven

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Who wrote the book of Genesis

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Moses

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Faith is a_from God, somehow combined with a choice on our part to_

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Gift, believe

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True or false? If we have faith that something will happen, we may need to patiently wait for it to happen

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True

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The prophecies of Isaiah were written before or after Christ

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Before

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In the Tower of Babel, people attempted to live_of God

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Independently

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The self – existent one

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Lord (Jehovah,Yahweh)

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Helper referring to Eve

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Needed Ally

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Sarah’s handmaiden

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Hagar

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The mountain one

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El shaddai

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The one who completely possesses all divine attributes

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Elohim

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Birthplace of Abraham

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Ur

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Brother of Abraham, also the city from Abraham was called

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Haran

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Abraham’s father

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Terah

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These were unconditional, sometimes, and conditional sometimes

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Covenants

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Jacob Hairybrother

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Esau

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Adam had the_to name animals; Jacob didn’t have the_to discover the name of the angel

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Authority; the right to name animals

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Descendants of Japheth

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Europeans

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Descendants of Shem

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Semitic/Jewish or Arabs

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Descendants of ham

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African

40
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Faith/to believe in God

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Abraham’s responsibility

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Team: role of men/women in society/character or event

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Creation of eve

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Theme: our concept of God determines our attitude toward sin/character or event:

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Eves temptation

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Does our concept of God determine our attitude toward sin? Explain

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Yes if we think of God as a “killjoy” who is out to spoil our fun, that will affect how we act

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True or false? “You must master soon or it will master you.”/Character or event

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Said this to Cain

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Theme: “you must master send or it will master you”/character or event

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God said this to cain

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True or false? Send that has consequences

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True

47
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Theme: sin has consequences/character or event

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The fall – Adam and Eve suffered the consequences

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Redemption; two examples of redemption

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Noah saved/redeemed his family and Joseph saved/Redeemed his

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Beginnings

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Genesis

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Exit

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Exodus

51
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“of the Levites” – OT sacrifices and practices

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Leviticus

52
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Numbering the people

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Numbers

53
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“The second law,” or “the law repeated”

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Deuteronomy

54
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Give the eight – word outline of Genesis

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Creation; fall; flood; babble; Abraham; Isaac; Jacob; Joseph

55
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Which of the following verses promises us that our sin leads to death and comes from our evil desires?

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James 1:13–15

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Which of the following verses are about how we are created by God in the womb?

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Psalm 139:13–14

57
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Which of the following verses tells us that Abraham believed God; then God gave him righteousness?

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Genesis 15:6

58
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Which of the following verses tells us that Scripture is inspired by God?

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2 Peter 1:21

59
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Give the three original languages of the Bible

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Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic

60
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Give the three ways to translate the Bible

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Word – for word, thought – for thought, combination

61
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We discussed complementarianism, egalitarianism, and chauvinism when we talked about

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The creation of eve

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Give the summary of Genesis 14

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Abraham rescues a lot, refuses to accept gifts from king of Sodom, gives tribute/offering to Melchizedek because Melchizedek isa priest of God

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In gen.14 summary, who is Melchizedek?-King of and a_, which was why Abraham offered him a tithe

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Salem, priest

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What would you say is the main lesson we learn from Abraham on Mount Mariah when God tested him to see if he was willing to sacrifice his son?

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We learned that if we have a strong faith in God and are willing to obey all he asks of us, he has a greater plan for us and good will always arise.

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How can you take this lesson and put it into practice – Abraham on Mount Mariah

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Whenever I am called by God or he wants me to do something for him, I must remember to have a strong faith and trust in him. Many times God will ask something of me that I do not feel comfortable doing, but if I know it is for a far greater purpose than me, good things will always come from it

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Remember when we discussed how eves view of God as a person who wanted to spoil her fun? How should we view God, and how should that affect our actions?

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I believe God is always for us. Even when it seems God to be controlling or mean, he is always working for the greater good. For example, from Eve’s perspective it did seem like God was spoiling her fun, but in the bigger picture he was trying to save her from a lifetime of loss.

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What are some “small” decisions you may make that will not be good for you?

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I could choose to disobey my parents or lie once and a while

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How could these lead to bigger trouble later on – lying and disobeying parents

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Disobeying my parents would cause me to become less intuitive to their instruction regarding right and wrong. I would end up choosing wrong decisions in later life. Lying could become more natural for me, so I would like more often.The people I have hurt would find out, and will cause greater consequences for me.

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