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Test 1 Flashcards

1
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first thing God created

A

time (the first beginning)

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2
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what did God create on each of the 6 days

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dark and light. sky and water. dry ground vegetation. sun moon stars. birds fish. animals, humans.

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3
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when God speaks….

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something happens

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4
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how in the creation account shows how humans are unique and special to God

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Made in the image of God, blessed by God to rule animals. He wanted it to stand out in his word.

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5
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Image of God

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holy, blameless, perfect

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6
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Three hints of the Trinity in genesis 1

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> “let us create man in our image”
God is plural
They (trinity) were all present at creation

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7
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The two parts of the definition of evolution and the part we can agree with

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> How life changes
How life began
we agree with how life changes

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8
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the limit to natural selection and adaptation among living things-“according to their kinds”

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Things were created according to their kinds

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9
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which can be proved by science; evolution or creation

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neither. no one has observed either event

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10
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what is theistic evolution

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belief that God used evolution to create the world
>assumptions of both evolutionists and creationists:
E:No God C: there is a GOd

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11
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How chapter 2 fits in with chapter 1

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It’s a replay of chapter 1 (Day 6 from a different angle)

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12
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names for God -LORD(Yahweh) and God (Elohim)

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Yahweh: loving keeper of promises
Elohim: General, power

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13
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How the creation of man was different

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God breathed life into man, made in God’s image

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14
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the responsibility and command given to man

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take care of the garden, fill the earth and rule over it. work was a blessing

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15
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purpose of Adam’s task of naming animals

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to show Adam that no one was like him. another blessing

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16
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God-given purpose of the woman

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suitable helper for man

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17
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the man’s reaction to the creation of woman

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he broke out in song, recognized the gift from God.

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18
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what does genesis 2:18-24 teach us about marriage

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defined/designed by God, one man + one woman

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19
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The serpent’s method of temptation and how he wanted Eve to think of God

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Using God’s words against him, “Did God really say…”

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20
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what was the first sin

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doubting God, before she took a bite, it was over.

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21
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How Adam sinned before taking the fruit

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he let Eve talk with Satan, and eat the fruit.

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22
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how it’s surprising and significant it’s the name of the LORD who approaches the first sinners.

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he was going to act lovingly

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23
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Ways we see God’s amazing grace in chapter 3

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God approaches them calmly, gives them a chance to repent, God talks with them

24
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The consequences of sin

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Pain in childbearing, work would be hard, they would die

25
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why genesis 3 is such and important chapter

A

the downfall of man, lists consequences.

26
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cain and abel’s occupations

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c> farmer (worked the soil

a> shepherd (tended sheep)

27
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why abel’s sacrifice was acceptable and cain’s wasn’t

A

Abel’s was brought to God with faith. without faith it is impossible to please God

28
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how sin was described to cain

A

a dangerous beast waiting at his door, ready to attack

29
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cain’s curse

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restless wanderer, survival would be difficult

30
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signs of a skilled civilization already in cain’s family

A

he built a city, many generations after him

31
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Why Seth’s birth is mentioned specifically

A

The savior would come from his line

32
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“call on the name of the Lord”

A

to proclaim. the first mention of public worship

33
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in whose image adam’s children were born

A

in the image of man

34
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the sad phrase mentioned 8 times

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and then died

35
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the sad phrase mentioned 8 times

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and then died

36
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the descendant of Adam who did not die

A

Enoch

37
Q

when God is described with a human action

A

He’s about to do something

38
Q

Every inclination of the heart

A

is only evil all the time

39
Q

focus of the “account of Noah” is… deliverance, not destruction

A

God focused on Noah and his family, and protected them, while he was destroying the evil

40
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features of the ark

A

Cypress wood, coated w/ pitch. 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, 30 cubits high. had 3 decks, and an opening with a roof at the top.

41
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what noah took on the ark with him

A

2 of every kind of animal. male and female. every kind of food that is to be eaten, 7 or 14 clean animals.

42
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where the water of the flood came from

A

springs of the deep, flood gates of heaven

43
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how long were they on the ark

A

about 1 year and 10 days

44
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what noah did upon exiting the ark

A

he built an altar and praised God

45
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how the many different flood legends in other cultures is evidence that the biblical flood is true

A

there was one big flood that affected all people. and killed all people. which means everyone came from noah and his family. so the story of the flood was passed on from generation to generation.

46
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“covenant”

A

contract or a binding agreement

47
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God’s promise to mankind after the flood and the sign of that promise.

A

all life would never be destroyed by the flood waters again. A rainbow

48
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Noah’s sin, his sons’ responses, and the blessings and curse that follow

A

Noah lay drunk in his tent after planting a vineyard, Ham looked at him. Shem and Japeth walked in backwards and covered him to show respect

49
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curses that follow Ham’s sins

A

Ham would be a slave to his other brothers and Japeth would get some of Ham’s land.

50
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The purpose of the table of nations

A

To show the lineage from Noah to Abraham

51
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Why the attempt to build Babel was sinful

A

They were trying to glorify themselves instead of God, they put themselves where God didn’t want them. (They settled in a land that was not allowed.

52
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How God stopped the builders of Babel

A

He confused the languages of those involved and scattered them across the face of the earth

53
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How does Genesis 1-11 set the stage for the rest of the bible

A
  • there was an earth, for people to live on.
  • the curse of sin was introduced
  • the promise of a savior was made
  • there are different nations of people around the world
54
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what did we learn about ourselves from Genesis 1-11

A

We are sinful and need a savior

55
Q

What did we learn about God from genesis 1-11

A

He is all powerful, and can do anything. he loves us which is why he is sending us a savior.

Old Testament (2 decks)

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