Bible Exam

1.) Upon viewing the Egyptian pyramids, a person educated in the Greek tradition asks “__________________”; a person educated in the Hewbrew tradition asks “_______________________”.

a. How did they do it

b. Why did they do it

List the four promises of God to the Israelites concerning their exodus from Egypt

1. I will bring you out from under the yoke of the egyptians

2. I will set you free from slaves to them 

3. I will redeem you with an outstretched arm

4. I will take you to be my own people, and I will be your God

While in slavery in Egypt, the Hebrews cry out,”_____________(the cry), to whom?

Ze’akah (the cry), to whom? No one

Most people live:

unexamined lives

Type C

counterfeir

Type D

defeated

The two major life views contrasted by the author

1.  Secular/Humanistic and Christian 

List the three impoverished values indentified in class

1. personal peace, affluence, and cultural christianity

Louis Agassiz challenged his students to “_____________”

look at the fish

Segula Means?

treasured possesion

God commands Elijah to travel to the Mountain of God. When Elijah arrives, God sends three powerful phenomena;_______,_______,_______, but He is not in there. Instead,He comes to Elijah in a _______.

fire ,wind ,eathquake

whisper

God wants us to KNOW, not just ___________, but also _______.

intellectually and experientially

The purpose of testing is to teach________.

obedience

God led the Israelite’s into the desert to _______ and to ______________ them

humlbe+test

The gospel means ___________.

good news

Jesus states that sing originates where?

The human heart

Mr. Tice’s 3 failed tests:

bleep

fat

training

Three major decisions

Spiritual foundation of your life… will you commit/serve the one true God of the Holy Bible

What vocation are you going to pursue?

Will you marry? If so, why are you choosing to marry?

Six important considerations when selecting an occupation

Find something you like to do

Find something you have the ability to do

Find something you get permission to do

Find something you can earn a living doing 

Find something that society values

Find something that God wants you to do/honors His will

IN the lesson, “I led you like a bride,” thoroughly explain the giving of the Ten Commandments in the context of a Jewish wedding.

“Take you” - God wishes to take us as His bride

Chuppah - a canopy that display God's covering (A cloud covering the mountain when He gifted the Ten Commandments to Moses

Mikveh - A bath with very clean and pure water to cleanse finances before marriage

Ketubah - A treasured present (God’s people)

Commandment copies - Two identical copies. One for God’s people and one for the Ark of the Covenant ( Vows to keep the promise with God)

 Signing - God signs the Ten Commandments to show that He keeps His promises

Jewish people’s response - Those who committed idolatry died from the cow bone offering in the water. A similar punishment would also happen to those who committed adultery or cheated 

God is ultimately pronouncing His love for His people

Parable of the River

Oldest son - Jesus

Legalist

Judgmentalist

Hedonist

Christian

Trees

Acacia tree - brings shade, good for fire starting, and has sap that is used in medications and salves. A couple of the pods could feed a camel for weeks. This tree’s wood was used to build the ark of the Covenant. Has deep roots near riverbeds

Tamarisk tree - demands human cultivation, has a high salt content in its needles, and is slow growing

Arar tree - grows in the middle of nowhere, usually by itself, and bears fruit that is empty.