Final Exam

Multiple gods in the pagan pantheon allowed for various answers to life’s questions.

The most straightforward way to create emphasis in the Bible.

A correspondence between people, places, events, and institutions in the Old and New Testaments.

The account of the flood primarily reveals God’s judgment on sin.

The writers of the Bible used literary patterns and repeated themes in order to reinforce messages.

It is important to read the Bible “through time,” meaning:

In the Old Testament, a binding relationship is called a:

Genesis 1 is a general account of creation whereas Genesis 2 describes the how and why.

Which phrase describes the creation of the world as “out of nothing”?

What did humans hope to gain by eating fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil?

The Bible presents the creation story from two different perspectives between Genesis 1-2.

The rains of Noah’s flood continued for:

God’s command regarding capital punishment related to the image of God.

Genesis 1-11 is the prologue to Genesis, the Pentateuch, the Old Testament and the whole Bible.

Which of the following is the true climax of Genesis 1-2 and is representative of God’s reign?

What is the covenant name of God which also refers to His supremacy and act of creation?

Which of the following Ancient Near Eastern creation stories recalls the Genesis 1 account of bringing the world from a chaotic state?

The doctrine of redemption is the basis for God’s claim on everything and everyone in His world.

The imago Dei motif in Genesis 1-2 only relates to man’s dominion, caretaking and kingship.

Idolatry is a corruption of the imago Dei.