Genesis 2 Flashcards
What was finished on the seventh day?
The heavens and the earth were finished
This refers to the completion of God’s creation as described in the text.
What did God do on the seventh day?
He ended His work and rested
This signifies the sanctity of the Sabbath in many religious traditions.
Why did God bless and sanctify the seventh day?
Because He rested from all His work
This highlights the importance of rest in the creation narrative.
What was not present on the earth before plants grew?
There was not a man to till the ground
This indicates that human cultivation was needed for plant growth.
What did God use to form man?
The dust of the ground
This illustrates the belief in humanity’s connection to the earth.
What did God breathe into man to give him life?
The breath of life
This signifies the divine spark that makes man a living soul.
Where did God plant a garden?
Eastward in Eden
Eden is often depicted as a paradise in religious texts.
What two significant trees were in the garden?
The tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil
These trees are central to the narrative of humanity’s choices.
What river went out of Eden to water the garden?
A river that parted into four heads
This river signifies the abundance and fertility of Eden.
Name one of the four rivers mentioned in relation to Eden.
Pison
Other rivers mentioned include Gihon, Hiddekel, and Euphrates.
What was Adam commanded to do in the garden?
To dress it and to keep it
This emphasizes the role of humanity in caring for creation.
What was the consequence of eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil?
Thou shalt surely die
This introduces the theme of disobedience and its repercussions.
What did God say was not good for man?
That he should be alone
This leads to the creation of companionship.
How did God create woman?
From one of Adam’s ribs
This symbolizes the close relationship between man and woman.
What declaration did Adam make about the woman?
She shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man
This highlights the connection between gender and creation.