Genesis

What two things did God create in the beginning (Gen. 1:1)?

The heavens and the earth

What was the Spirit of God doing initially before the 7 days of creation began (Gen. 1:2)?

Hovering over the waters

On the first day after God made the light, what two things did He separate (Gen. 1:4)?

Light and darkness

The sequence of the 'day' and 'night' began on what day (Gen. 1:5)?

First

After creating the heavens and the earth, what was the first thing God created (Gen 1:3)?

Light

What did God call the expanse or space He made on the second day to separate the waters above and below (Gen. 1:8)?

Sky/heaven

After separating the waters above and below, what happened next to the waters below on day 3 (Gen. 1:9)? The waters were _

Gathered into one place

After the waters were fashioned into seas, what appeared on the third day (Gen 1:9)?

The dry land

What was the land to bring forth (Gen. 1:11)?

Plants and trees

What were to mark the seasons and years (Gen 1:14)?

The sun and moon

What did the 'lesser' light rule (Gen. 1:16)?

The night

The two lights in the sky were made for what purpose (Gen. 1:14)?

To separate the day from the night

What other animals were made on the same day as the fish (Gen. 1:20)?

Birds

What blessing or command did God give the fish (Gen. 1:22)?

To fill the waters of the sea

The land animals were produced according to their _ (Gen. 1:24)

Kinds

According to what pattern was humankind built (Gen. 1:26)?

The image of God

Humankind's first role in creation was described in terms of _ (Gen. 1:26)

Their rule over the animals

God's first blessing on humankind was (Gen. 1:28) _

To multiply and rule

What did God specifically give humans for food (Gen. 1:29)?

Seed-bearing plants and trees

The beasts of the earth and birds were to share what food source with humans (Gen. 1:30)?

Every green plant

Rule of humankind

The rule of humankind was specifically stated to be over all of the following EXCEPT (Gen. 1:28)

Common element shared

What common element, other than diet, did the birds of the air and beasts of the earth share with humankind (Gen. 1:30)?

God's action after creation

After God's creation on each day what did God do?

Qualities of the seventh day

What two qualities did God pronounce on the seventh day (Gen. 2:2)?

Presence of elements at creation

When God originally made the earth, Gen. 2 lists all of the following as not being present EXCEPT (Gen. 2:5f)

Formation of humankind

God formed humankind from the __ (Gen. 2:7)

Humankind as a living being

When did humankind become a living being/soul (Gen. 2:7)?

Location of the human

Where did God put the human that He had made (Gen. 2:8)?

Rivers flowing from Eden

All of the following were rivers flowing from Eden EXCEPT (Gen. 2:11ff)

Forbidden tree

What was the one tree the human was commanded not to eat (Gen. 2:17)?

Responsibilities in the garden

What two responsibilities did the human have in the garden (Gen. 2:15)?

Consequence of eating from the forbidden tree

What did God say was the consequence of eating from the forbidden tree (Gen. 2:17)?

Creation of animals

Out of what did God make all the animals (Gen. 2:19)?

Naming living creatures

What did Adam give to all the living creatures (Gen. 2:20)?

First thing God pronounced 'not good'

What was the first thing God pronounced 'not good' (Gen. 2:18)?

Creation of woman

What part of Adam did God use to make the woman (Gen. 2:21)?

Reason for naming woman

Why was she named 'woman' by Adam (Gen. 2:23)?

Husband-wife bond

All of the following are talked about in the creation account as part of the husband-wife bond except (Gen. 2:24)

Initial feelings of the man and wife

What did the man and his wife not feel initially (Gen. 2:25)?

Serpent's nature

The serpent was said to be more __ than the other creatures (Gen. 3:1)

Serpent's address

The serpent first addressed (Gen. 3:1)

Serpent's Temptation

The serpent begins his temptation by questioning what God had said, questioning God's intentions for Adam and Eve, questioning whether the tree was really evil, and asking if she wanted to be wise.

Eve's Prohibition

Eve listed that they were not to eat and touch the tree in the midst of the garden under the threat of death.

Serpent's Promise

The serpent told Eve that eating the fruit would make her like God.

Knowledge from the Forbidden Tree

The knowledge the serpent suggested she would gain from eating the forbidden tree was the knowledge of good and evil.

Eve's Enticement

Eve was enticed by the fruit of the forbidden tree because it was good for food, pleasing to the eyes, and desirable to make one wise, but not because it was smooth to the touch.

Realization After Eating

When Adam and Eve's eyes were opened by eating the forbidden fruit, they first realized they were naked.

Making Clothes

Adam and Eve first tried to make clothes by sewing fig leaves together.

Hiding from God

After eating the forbidden fruit and hearing God coming, Adam and Eve hid from him among the trees.

Reason for Hiding

When God called Adam, he said he was hiding because he was afraid.

Blame for Eating

Adam blamed Eve for his eating of the forbidden fruit.

Eve's Blame

Eve blamed the serpent for having eaten the forbidden fruit.

Curse on the Serpent

All of the following were part of the curse on the serpent except that his back would be broken by the man's foot.

Curse on the Woman

The curse on the woman was that she would have pain in childbearing.

Woman's Desire

As a result of the curse, the woman's desire would be for her husband.

Adam's Curse

Adam's curse extended to the ground.

Curse on Adam

All of the following were part of the curse on Adam except that he would once again be alone.

Naming Eve

Adam named his wife Eve because she was the mother of all living.

Clothes from God

Adam and Eve received clothes from God as garments of skin from animals.

Man Like God

After the curse, God acknowledged man had indeed become like God in the knowledge of good and evil.

In being able to become one with a partner

Knowing good and evil

In being free to make a moral choice

In struggling with life and death

As a result of Adam/Eve's sin, what did God stop them from doing (Gen. 3:22)?

Eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil

What did God use to stop Adam and Eve from returning to the garden after they were driven out (Gen. 3:24)?

A cherubim with a flaming sword

Who was the first recorded son of Adam and Eve (Gen. 4:1)?

Cain

What trade did Cain have (Gen. 4:2)?

Worked the soil

What did Abel bring as a sacrifice (Gen. 4:4)?

Firstborn of his flocks

What initial response did Cain have to the Lord's not looking with favor on his offering (Gen. 4:5)?

He was angry

God warned Cain that what would be crouching at his door if he did what was wrong (Gen. 4:7)?

Sin

Where did Cain kill Abel (Gen. 4:8)?

In a field

What was Cain's famous response to God's asking him where Abel was (Gen. 4:9)?

Am I my brother's keeper?

What was the curse placed on Cain for killing his brother (Gen. 4:11)?

He was driven from the ground

Part of Cain's curse was that he would be (Gen. 4:12)

A restless fugitive on the earth

How did God mercifully protect Cain from being killed by others (Gen. 4:15)?

He put a mark on Cain so people wouldn't kill him

Cain went to the land of Nod which was (Gen. 4:16)

East of Eden

After leaving the presence of the Lord, what was one of the first recorded things Cain built (Gen. 4:17)?

A city

Lamech was the first one recorded to have (Gen. 4:19)

Married more than one woman

Who was the first one listed as playing the harp and flute (Gen. 4:21)?

Jubal

Who forged tools out of bronze and iron (Gen. 4:22)?

Tubal-Cain

"If Cain is avenged seven times, then is avenged seventy-seven times" (Gen. 4:24)

Lamech

Who was born in place of Abel (Gen. 4:25)?

Seth

Who was the first one recorded to be the father of those who live in tents and raise livestock (Gen. 4:20)?

Jabal

Humankind was made in (Gen. 5:1)

The likeness of God

The likeness of dust

The likeness of God

The likeness of God

The likeness of the animals

The likeness of the animals

The likeness of angels

The likeness of angels

B:B:Gn:5

Which of Adam's children was in his likeness (Gen. 5:3)?

All of his children

Which of the following was NOT part of the common pattern in the genealogy of Gen. 5?

The person lived X years before he had children

What was unique about Enoch (Gen. 5:21)?

He played the harp

How does Genesis say Enoch completed his life (Gen. 5:24)?

God took him

Who were the first and last fathers in the genealogy in Gen. 5?

Adam and Enoch

Who lived the longest in the Gen. 5 genealogy (969 years; Gen. 5:27)?

Enoch

Which child in the genealogy of Gen. 5 was named in the hope that he would be a relief from the painful toil of working the ground (Gen. 5:29)?

Enoch

Which of the following were not one of the three sons of Noah (Gen. 5:32)?

Jared

What circumstance was present when the trouble in Noah's day started (Gen. 6:1)?

Humans refused to multiply on the earth

Who married the beautiful women that was viewed by God as problematic in Noah's day (Gen. 6:2)?

The sons of God

Just prior to the flood, God announced that the days of humans would be limited to about _ (Gen. 6:3)

70 years