Biblical Knowledge Challenge

Summary of the Books of the Bible

• Deuteronomy emphasizes the importance of God's laws and the themes of love, grace, and faithfulness.

• Numbers focuses on rebellion in the wilderness and God's patience and grace towards the Israelites.

• Leviticus centers around holiness, sacrifice, and atonement, including the Day of Atonement and the offerings.

• Exodus tells the story of God rescuing the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, including the ten plagues, the Passover, and the Mosaic covenant.

• Genesis covers the creation story, the Adamic and Abrahamic covenants, the flood, and the fall of humankind.

• Moses is the author of Deuteronomy, Numbers, Leviticus, and Exodus, while Genesis is also attributed to him.

• God's patience and grace are shown throughout the books, despite the Israelites' rebellion and sin.

• Jesus is seen in the books as a mediator, high priest, sacrifice for salvation, and the fulfillment of prophecies.

• The creation story in Genesis includes the seven days of creation and the concept of ex nihilo.

• The Adamic covenant gives man dominion over creatures and the promise of a savior to crush Satan.

• The Abrahamic covenant promises land, descendants, blessing, and redemption through circumcision.

• The flood in Genesis is a means of salvation and points to Jesus as the greater ark.Overview of Biblical Stories: Creation, Joseph, Israel in Egypt, and Ruth

• The Bible's creation story describes God creating the world and humanity in His image.

• Marriage was established as between a man and a woman in the Bible.

• Work was created by God before the Fall, and the sabbath (rest) was established by God before the Fall.

• Joseph was the son of Jacob, sold into slavery by his brothers, but became second in Egypt and saved his family from famine through giving them grain.

• Israel moved to Egypt due to a famine in Canaan, and they became fruitful and multiplied there.

• Naomi and her family left Bethlehem due to the famine, but she returned to Bethlehem with Ruth after her sons died in Moab.

• Ruth gleaned in the field of Boaz, a relative in Naomi's family, who acted as a Kinsman Redeemer for Ruth.

• A Kinsman Redeemer is a man designated to act on behalf of a relative in need.

• Boaz was related to Naomi's family, making him Ruth's Kinsman Redeemer.

• Ruth and Obed were related to David, who was in the line of Jesus.

• The Book of Ruth demonstrates God's providence and how He responds to His people's cry.

• The Book of Ruth also emphasizes the importance of loyalty, devotion, and treating others with kindness and trust.

Test your knowledge of the Bible with these two quizzes! The first quiz covers the summary of the books of the Bible, including the themes, covenants, and stories found within each book. The second quiz provides an overview of biblical stories, such as creation, Joseph, Israel in Egypt, and Ruth, and highlights important themes and lessons from each story. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about the Bible and its teachings.