Kingdom, Covenants, and Canon of the Old Testament

Lesson One

Why Study the Old Testament?

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Lesson Two

The Kingdom of God

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Lesson Three

Divine Covenants

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Lesson Four

The Canon of the Old Testament

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Course Wrap-Up

Course Completion

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1. Course Evaluation
- Final Exam

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Rachael Ibs
Alexis Sazo
Amanda Dreher
Barbara Nelson
Ebengo Bongo

Kingdom, Covenants, and Canon of the Old Testament Divine Covenants Quiz

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Question 1 of 35

1. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Foundations with Adam and Eve demonstrated by each statement in the first few chapters of Genesis.

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God ordered the world and prepared a beautiful paradise for them.

God commanded them not to eat of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

God warned them that they would die if they ate from the Tree of Knowledge.

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2. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Stability with Noah demonstrated by each statement.

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God determined to save Noah and his family.

God commanded Noah to build the ark and to bring his family and the animals into it. After the Flood, He commanded him to be fruitful and multiply.

God promised to never again curse the world with a similar flood. God also warned that anyone who murdered would be put to death.

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Question 3 of 35

3. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Promise with Abraham demonstrated by each statement.

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God promised to bless Abram and make a great nation from him.

God commanded Abraham to leave his homeland and go to Canaan. He also commanded him to walk blameless before Him.

God promised blessing for obedience and warned that anyone who disobeyed by not being circumcised would be cut of from His people.

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Question 4 of 35

4. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Law with Moses demonstrated by each statement.

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God brought Israel out of slavery in Egypt.
God demanded loyalty and obedience only to Him.

God warned that He would punish sins to the third and fourth generation, and promised that He would show love to thousands of generations of those who love Him and keep His commandments.

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Question 5 of 35

5. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Kingship with David demonstrated by each statement.

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God promised to establish his throne forever.
God demanded that David’s sons keep the law.

God warned that He would punish those who forsake His law, and promised blessing for those who keep His law.

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Question 6 of 35

6. Question

Identify the aspect of the Covenant of Fulfillment with Christ demonstrated by each statement.

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God forgives sins and shows kindness.
God still demands that His people keep the law.

God promises that for those who keep the covenant, He will be their God and they will be His people (but this does not apply to those who do not keep the covenant).

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Question 7 of 35

7. Question
In the proper order, identify the names of the six figures of the Bible with whom God made His key covenants.
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- Adam
- Noah
- Abraham
- Moses
- David
- Christ
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- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
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Question 8 of 35

8. Question
Select the category of covenant that match the people with whom these covenants were made, as presented in the lesson.
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- Universal Covenants
- National Covenants
- The New Covenant
- Adam and Noah
- Abraham, Moses, and David
- Christ
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Question 9 of 35

9. Question
Identify the description given to the covenant made with each person, according to the lesson.
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- Covenant of Foundations
- Covenant of Stability
- Covenant of Promise
- Covenant of Law
- Covenant of Kingship
- Covenant of Fulfillment
- Adam
- Noah
- Abraham
- Moses
- David
- Christ (The New Covenant)
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Question 10 of 35

10. Question
How does Hebrews 9:28 depict Christ’s role in the consummation of the promises of the new covenant?
- It says He will make Jerusalem a permanent refuge for those who believe in Him.
- It says He will appear a second time to bring salvation to those who are waiting for him.
- It says He will destroy the earth and establish His heavenly throne forever.
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Question 11 of 35

11. Question
Which of the following have an obligation to worship and serve their creator?
- Only believers.
- Only those who are either in the national covenants or in the New Covenant.
- Both believers and non-believers.
- Both those who are in the national covenants and the New Covenant, and those who are not in these covenants.
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Question 12 of 35

12. Question
Which of the following will receive blessings and curses for loyalty or disloyalty to God?
- Both believers and non-believers.
- Both those who are in the national covenants and the New Covenant, and those who are not in these covenants.
- Only believers.
- Only those who are either in the national covenants or in the New Covenant.
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Question 13 of 35

13. Question
Which of the following will receive eternal blessings from God?
- Both believers and non-believers.
- Both those who are in the national covenants and the New Covenant, and those who are not in these covenants.
- Only believers.
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Question 14 of 35

14. Question
Which of the following is most correct, according to the lesson?
- There will be both believers and non-believers in the people of the New Covenant until Christ returns.
- Only true believers will ever belong to the people of the New Covenant.
- The New Covenant will always include both believers and non-believers.
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Question 15 of 35

15. Question
Mark the three kinds of people in the world, as Dr. Pratt describes the categories.
- Believers in the covenant.
- Believers outside the covenant.
- Unbelievers in the covenant.
- Unbelievers outside the covenant.
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Question 16 of 35

16. Question
Which of the following receive blessings of God’s benevolence?
- Both believers and non-believers.
- Only those who are either in the national covenants or in the New Covenant.
- Only believers.
- Both those who are in the national covenants and the New Covenant, and those who are not in these covenants.
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Question 17 of 35

17. Question
Our lesson introduces the concept of suzerain-vassal treaties. What does this term mean?
- Legal agreements between individuals of equal social status and importance.
- International treaties between a great power and a lesser power.
- Treaties between the leader of a country and the prisoners taken in international war.
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Question 18 of 35

18. Question
What three aspects did suzerain-vassal treaties typically include? Mark each correct answer.
- They listed the positive qualities of both the suzerain and the vassal.
- They explained the creed of religious beliefs of both parties.
- They recounted the benevolence shown by the suzerain toward the vassal.
- They spelled out the obedience required of the vassal.
- They explained the consequences of keeping or failing to keep the stipulations of the treaty.
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Question 19 of 35

19. Question
How does Exodus 9:4 illustrate the first characteristic of a suzerain-vassal treaty?
- It expresses the benevolence shown by God toward His people.
- It shows how God calls for loyalty from His people.
- It expresses the consequences of loyalty or disloyalty to God.
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Question 20 of 35

20. Question
How does Exodus 19:5 correlate to the second characteristic of such a treaty?
- It expresses the benevolence shown by God toward His people.
- It shows how God calls for loyalty from His people.
- It expresses the consequences of loyalty or disloyalty to God.
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Question 21 of 35

21. Question
How does Exodus 19:5-6 demonstrate the third aspect of suzerain-vassal treaties?
- It expresses the benevolence shown by God toward His people.
- It shows how God calls for loyalty from His people.
- It expresses the consequences of loyalty or disloyalty to God.
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Question 22 of 35

22. Question
Why do we speak of some covenants as universal?
- They were made with all of humanity.
- They were with the whole nation of Israel.
- They were made with all believers.
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Question 23 of 35

23. Question
Not all theologians agree that God actually made a covenant with Adam. Why does Dr. Pratt think it is appropriate to speak of a covenant with Adam? Mark all correct answers.
- The three main aspects of a covenant are present.
- Hosea 6:7 speaks of breaking a covenant, just like Adam.
- Hosea 6:7 speaks of God establishing a covenant with Adam.
- In Genesis 6:8 when God says to Noah that He will establish a covenant with him, it really means that He will confirm a previous covenant.
- Genesis 6:8 speaks of Adam breaking a covenant when he sinned. Genesis 6:8 speaks of Adam breaking a covenant when he sinned.
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Question 24 of 35

24. Question
How did the promises of the Abrahamic Covenant compare to those of the covenants with Adam and Noah? Mark each correct answer.
- They were exactly the same, but expressed in different words.
- They set apart the nation of Israel as special instruments to bring the kingdom of God to earth.
- They included a large number of descendants and a homeland.
- They expressed special God’s love for Israel because they were more holy than the other nations.
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Question 25 of 35

25. Question
What is the primary emphasis of the Mosaic Covenant?
- It stressed the law of God.
- It stressed the promise of descendants.
- It stressed the promise of a land.
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Question 26 of 35

26. Question
What is emphasized in the covenant with David?
- God promised that David’s descendants would live in Canaan.
- God promised that David’s descendants would be saved.
- God promised that David’s descendants would reign over Israel.
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Question 27 of 35

27. Question
The covenant of foundations with Adam and Eve was binding on all of humanity.
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- False
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Question 28 of 35

28. Question
In the Bible, to be unsaved is synonymous with being outside the covenant.
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- False
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Question 29 of 35

29. Question
There are special temporary blessings even for unbelievers within the national covenants and within the New Covenant.
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- False
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Question 30 of 35

30. Question
Eternal punishment will be even more severe for unbelievers who have been within the national covenants and within the New Covenant than it will be for those who were never within these covenants.
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- False
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Question 31 of 35

31. Question
The promises of the universal covenants were only for believers.
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- False
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Question 32 of 35

32. Question
The national covenants included both the saved and the unsaved.
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- False
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Question 33 of 35

33. Question
Nobody was excluded from the universal covenants.
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- False
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Question 34 of 35

34. Question
Nobody was excluded from the national covenants.
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- False
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Question 35 of 35

35. Question
Nobody is excluded from the New Covenant.
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