Genesis 2 Flashcards

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What was finished on the seventh day?

A

The heavens and the earth were finished

This refers to the completion of God’s creation as described in the text.

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What did God do on the seventh day?

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He ended His work and rested

This signifies the sanctity of the Sabbath in many religious traditions.

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Why did God bless and sanctify the seventh day?

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Because He rested from all His work

This highlights the importance of rest in the creation narrative.

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What was not present on the earth before plants grew?

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There was not a man to till the ground

This indicates that human cultivation was needed for plant growth.

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What did God use to form man?

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The dust of the ground

This illustrates the belief in humanity’s connection to the earth.

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What did God breathe into man to give him life?

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The breath of life

This signifies the divine spark that makes man a living soul.

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Where did God plant a garden?

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Eastward in Eden

Eden is often depicted as a paradise in religious texts.

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What two significant trees were in the garden?

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The tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil

These trees are central to the narrative of humanity’s choices.

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9
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What river went out of Eden to water the garden?

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A river that parted into four heads

This river signifies the abundance and fertility of Eden.

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10
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Name one of the four rivers mentioned in relation to Eden.

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Pison

Other rivers mentioned include Gihon, Hiddekel, and Euphrates.

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What was Adam commanded to do in the garden?

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To dress it and to keep it

This emphasizes the role of humanity in caring for creation.

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What was the consequence of eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil?

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Thou shalt surely die

This introduces the theme of disobedience and its repercussions.

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13
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What did God say was not good for man?

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That he should be alone

This leads to the creation of companionship.

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How did God create woman?

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From one of Adam’s ribs

This symbolizes the close relationship between man and woman.

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What declaration did Adam make about the woman?

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She shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man

This highlights the connection between gender and creation.

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16
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What is the significance of a man leaving his father and mother?

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He shall cleave unto his wife, and they shall be one flesh

This illustrates the union and commitment in marriage.

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How did Adam and his wife feel about their nakedness?

A

They were not ashamed

This reflects the innocence before the fall.