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What is a covenant?

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A covenant is a solemn agreement between two parties, often involving promises and commitments.

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Who made a covenant with God in Genesis?

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Abraham made a covenant with God in Genesis.

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True or False: A covenant can be between individuals and God.

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True

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What are the four things God did for Abraham?

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  1. Changed his name from Abram to Abraham. 2. Promised him a son. 3. Made him the father of many nations. 4. Gave him the land of Canaan.
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Fill in the blank: Abraham’s original name was ______.

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Abram

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What land did God promise to Abraham?

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Canaan

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a promise made to Abraham? A) A son B) Wealth C) Father of many nations D) Land

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B) Wealth

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What is the significance of the covenant in Abraham’s life?

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It established a special relationship between Abraham and God and set the foundation for the nation of Israel.

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is considered an unconditional covenant.

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True

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What symbol did God give Abraham as a sign of the covenant?

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Circumcision

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Fill in the blank: God promised Abraham that he would be the ______ of many nations.

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father

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Who are the descendants of Abraham that are significant in the covenant?

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The Israelites and other nations.

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Which book of the Bible contains the covenant with Abraham?

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Genesis

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What was the name of Abraham’s son through whom the covenant was fulfilled?

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Isaac

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Multiple Choice: What did God change Abram’s name to? A) Abraham B) Moses C) Noah D) Isaac

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A) Abraham

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham included a promise of land.

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True

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What was one of the key tests of Abraham’s faith?

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His willingness to sacrifice his son Isaac.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant established with Abraham is often referred to as the ______ Covenant.

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Abrahamic

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What did God promise Abraham regarding his descendants?

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That they would be as numerous as the stars in the sky.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key theme of the covenant with Abraham? A) Obedience B) Sacrifice C) Faith D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is only relevant to the Jewish faith.

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False

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What was the main purpose of God’s covenant with Abraham?

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To establish a chosen people and a relationship with humanity.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is foundational for ______ beliefs.

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Judeo-Christian

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What does the term ‘covenant’ imply about the relationship between God and Abraham?

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It implies a mutual commitment and responsibility.

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What is one consequence of breaking a covenant?

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It may lead to loss of blessings or promises.

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True or False: Covenants in the Bible are always conditional.

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False

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What is the significance of circumcision in the Abrahamic covenant?

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It serves as a physical sign of the covenant between God and Abraham’s descendants.

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Fill in the blank: God promised to make Abraham’s name ______.

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great

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What is one way the covenant with Abraham is fulfilled in the New Testament?

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Through the lineage of Jesus Christ.

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Multiple Choice: Which of these is a promise made to Abraham? A) Long life B) Many descendants C) Wisdom D) Wealth

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B) Many descendants

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True or False: Abraham’s faith was tested by God’s command to leave his homeland.

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What does the term ‘chosen people’ refer to in the context of Abraham’s covenant?

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The descendants of Abraham, particularly the Israelites.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham includes the promise of ______ and blessing.

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What did God promise to do for Abraham regarding nations?

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To make him the father of many nations.

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True or False: Abraham’s covenant with God is seen as a pivotal moment in biblical history.

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What was the ultimate sign of God’s faithfulness to Abraham?

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The birth of Isaac.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is often seen as a precursor to the ______ Covenant.

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What role does faith play in the covenant with Abraham?

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Faith is essential for receiving God’s promises.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes a covenant? A) A contract B) A promise C) A relationship D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is only about promises of land.

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What key event demonstrated Abraham’s faith in God’s covenant?

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His willingness to sacrifice Isaac.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is foundational for ______ theology.

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What is one characteristic of God’s covenants in the Bible?

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They often include signs or symbols.

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Which biblical figure is often referred to as the father of faith?

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What is the significance of God’s promise to bless all nations through Abraham?

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It indicates a universal aspect of the covenant.

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True or False: The promises to Abraham were limited to his lifetime.

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Fill in the blank: Abraham’s faith is often highlighted in the book of ______.

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What does the term ‘faith’ imply in the context of Abraham’s covenant?

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Trusting in God’s promises despite uncertainty.

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Multiple Choice: How did God confirm His covenant with Abraham? A) Through dreams B) Through sacrifices C) Through signs D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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True or False: Abraham’s covenant was the first covenant made in the Bible.

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What does God promise regarding the future of Abraham’s descendants?

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That they will inherit the land and be numerous.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is often linked to the concept of ______ grace.

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What is one outcome of the covenant with Abraham for the Jewish people?

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They see themselves as God’s chosen people.

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is important for understanding the New Testament.

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What does the covenant between God and Abraham illustrate about God’s nature?

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God is faithful and keeps His promises.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham serves as a model for ______ covenants in the Bible.

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subsequent

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What is a key difference between conditional and unconditional covenants?

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Conditional covenants require certain actions or behaviors, while unconditional covenants do not.

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Multiple Choice: What is the primary theme of the Abrahamic covenant? A) Wealth B) Land C) Faith D) Relationship

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D) Relationship

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is a one-time event.

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What role does Isaac play in the covenant with Abraham?

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Isaac is the child of promise through whom God’s covenant is fulfilled.

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Fill in the blank: Abraham’s covenant is often referred to as the ______ Covenant.

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What is the significance of the name change from Abram to Abraham?

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It signifies God’s promise that Abraham would be the father of many nations.

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham includes a promise of spiritual blessings.

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What does the term ‘father of many nations’ signify in the context of Abraham’s covenant?

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It indicates the widespread impact of Abraham’s lineage.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is central to ______ identity.

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What is one of the key lessons from the covenant with Abraham?

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The importance of faith and obedience to God’s will.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the nature of God’s promises to Abraham? A) Temporal B) Conditional C) Eternal D) All of the above

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C) Eternal

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham is relevant to both the Old and New Testaments.

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What does the covenant with Abraham reveal about God’s plan for humanity?

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It shows God’s desire to establish a relationship with His creation.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham is a foundational aspect of ______ theology.

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What role does the concept of promise play in the covenant with Abraham?

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It emphasizes God’s faithfulness and the assurance of His commitments.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key aspect of the covenant with Abraham? A) Land B) Descendants C) Blessings D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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True or False: The covenant with Abraham can be understood in the context of grace.

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What does the term ‘blessing’ signify in the context of Abraham’s covenant?

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It refers to God’s favor and the benefits promised to Abraham and his descendants.

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Fill in the blank: The covenant with Abraham has implications for ______ faiths.

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What does the covenant with Abraham teach about the nature of God’s promises?

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They are reliable and enduring.

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