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Cain's consequence for his inability to give his best

He got a C in his performance.

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Abel's grade for giving his best

was an A

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What sin did Cain commit?

Cain killed Abel.

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Why is Abel considered 'not able'?

Because he is dead.

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What does Seth symbolize in terms of prayers?

Seth symbolizes the connection to God through prayers.

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How did Ham act in relation to his father?

Ham acted self-centered and foolish.

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Who is the ancestor of Abraham?

Shem is the ancestor of Abraham.

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What is the status of the Canaanites in terms of the covenant?

The Canaanites cannot keep the covenant.

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Where did Cain go after his punishment?

Cain went to the land of Nod.

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Who is the first bigamist mentioned in Scripture?

Lamech is the first bigamist.

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How do the descendants of Cain differ from those of Seth?

Cain's descendants put their own glory first, while Seth's descendants prioritize God's glory.

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What led to the downfall of the descendants of Seth?

They fell into evil when tempted by Cain's descendants.

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Who are the 'sons of God' in Genesis 6?

They are the descendants of Seth.

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Who are the 'daughters of men' in Genesis 6?

They are the descendants of Cain.

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What righteous family remained during the sinful period?

The family of Noah.

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What does the rainbow represent?

It is a sign of God's covenant with all creation.

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How long did the rain last during Noah's Flood?

Forty days and forty nights.

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What was Noah's first action after leaving the ark?

He built an altar to offer a sacrifice.

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What does the flood symbolize in relation to Baptism?

The flood symbolizes the washing away of sin and a rebirth.

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What was Ham's sin?

He saw his father's nakedness and mocked him.

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Who are Ham's descendants?

The Canaanites.

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Why were Ham's descendants punished at Babel?

They tried to make a name for themselves and reach heaven through their own efforts.

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What was God's punishment for the tower builders?

God confused their language, causing them to spread out.

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What does Babylon symbolize?

It symbolizes everything evil and decadent.

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What does BLESSING mean in the biblical context?

To be given the authority of the covenant.

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What is the role of the firstborn son in a patriarchal society?

Mediator, teacher, and family leader after the father's death.

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What is the biblical pattern for firstborn sons as leaders?

God chooses servants for His own reasons, often favoring younger brothers.

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Who are the rare firstborn sons that lead their families in Genesis?

Shem and Abraham.

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What does Ham's behavior signify?

It is a sign of rebellion against covenant authority.

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How did Ham disrespect Noah?

By seeing him in his nakedness.

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What will the descendants of Ham become?

They will be the Canaanites.

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What will be the descendants of Shem?

The Israelites.

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Who are the Semites?

Descendants of Noah's son Shem, later known as Israelites and Jews.

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Who will Canaanites be enemies of?

The Israelites.

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What statement best describes the Tower of Babel?

It represents human pride in trying to reach heaven.

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What does Babylon symbolize for the Israelites?

Everything evil.

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What is a Ziggurat?

An artificial mountain built to reach where the gods live.

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How does God stop the Babylonians at the Tower?

By making them speak different languages.

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What is the Table of Nations?

The list of descendants of Noah's sons found in Genesis 10.

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What is positive about a covenant?

It contains a blessing from God.

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What is negative about a covenant?

Breaking it leads to consequences known as a curse.

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Why was Abel's sacrifice pleasing to God?

Because he gave from his heart, his best.

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Why did Cain kill Abel?

Because he was jealous of him.

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Where was Cain banished to?

The land of Nod.

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What does 'Nod' mean?

Wandering.

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Why did God mark Cain?

To protect him from harm as a sign of God's mercy.

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What do Cain's descendants seek?

They seek their own glory.

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Who is Enoch?

Cain's son.

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What city did Cain name after his son?

Enoch.

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Why did Cain name a city after Enoch?

To make a name for himself.

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Who is the 7th generation down from Adam through Cain?

Lamech.

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What covenant did Lamech defile?

The marriage covenant.

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What does bigamy mean?

Being married to two people at the same time.

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What does polygamy mean?

Being married to more than two people at the same time.

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What do bigamy and polygamy violate?

The marriage covenant.

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What is Lamech's Code of Revenge?

He will kill seventy-sevenfold.

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Who turns Lamech's code into a Code of Forgiveness?

Jesus tells all to forgive seventy times seven.

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What are descendants of Cain called?

Cainites.

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Who is Seth in relation to Adam and Eve?

The 3rd son of Adam and Eve.

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What do Seth's descendants seek?

The greater glory of God by worshiping Him.

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What are Seth's descendants called?

Sethites.

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Why are Sethites called 'Sons of God'?

Because they call upon the name of the Lord.

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Who is Enosh?

Seth's son.

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Who is the original Church of God?

The Sethites.

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What connects Cainites with 'Daughters of Men'?

Their sinful acts and behaviors such as polygamy.

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What happened when the Sethites intermarried with the Cainites?

Moral dilution led to the institutionalization of evil.

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Who were the Men of Shem?

Wicked tyrants from Sethite and Cainite descent.

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What is the meaning of 'Noah'?

Rest or relief.

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What does the Flood represent?

The destruction of the world by water.

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Why did God flood the earth?

A new beginning was needed due to prevalent evil.

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What is an ark in biblical terms?

The large ship Noah built to save his family and animals.

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How long did the rain last during the flood?

40 days and 40 nights.

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What does the number 40 represent in scripture?

Times of trial and/or repentance.

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What does the number 7 signify?

Perfection, God's creative word, or completeness.

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What are four references to the number 7 in the flood?

  1. 7 pairs of clean animals on the ark. 2. Flood arrives 7 days after loading. 3. Ark lands on 7th month. 4. Dove's return after 7 days with olive branch.

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What does Noah do after the flood?

He builds an altar to worship God.

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What is the sign of God's covenant with Noah?

Rainbow.

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What did God promise Noah post-flood?

He would never again destroy the earth with a flood.

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What is the Divine Commission to Noah?

To be fruitful and multiply.

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What does 'Divine' refer to?

God.

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What does the Flood symbolize in relation to Baptism?

Our sin is washed away and we are reborn.

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What does Noah's Ark represent?

The Church which saves humanity from destruction.

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Compare Adam and Noah. First point.

Both were universal fathers told to 'Be fruitful and multiply.'

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Compare Adam and Noah. Second point.

Both violated the covenant by misusing what was given by God.

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Compare Adam and Noah. Third point.

Both were accountable for the animals.

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Compare Adam and Noah. Fourth point.

Both had sons who brought good and evil into the world.