Creation and Authority Quiz

Which tree were Adam and Eve warned not to eat of?

The theistic evolution view believes all life evolved in a process guided and empowered by God.

Which 'acts' are part of the biblical story?

Which of the following statements is true of the old earth view of the creation of the world?

What do Christians mean when they say that God is sovereign?

Which attribute of God best corresponds to Genesis 1:1?

Which of the following statements is/are consistent with the Christian belief that humanity was created in the image of God?

What does Proverbs 9:10 say about wisdom?

The garden of Eden is presented in Genesis 2 as the throne room and temple of God.

The garden of Eden account in Genesis 2 bears a striking resemblance to the description of the new heavens and new earth described in Revelation 21.

Which of the following statements best describes the nature of work?

In the creation story, what one thing did God say was not good?

Which of the following is not a reason for seeing humanity as the pinnacle of God's creation according to Genesis 1-2?

Which persons of the Trinity were involved in the creation?

One of the results of the fall of man was that humanity now had to work. Work was not part of God's original plan for his creation.

Creation and Authority

Adam and Eve were warned against eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
Theistic evolution posits that life evolved through a process directed by God.
The biblical narrative includes key acts: Creation, Fall, and Redemption.

Creation Views

The old earth view recognizes that God created the universe over 6 literal days and that life emerged in stages as commanded by God.
God's sovereignty implies supreme authority over creation, emphasizing His ultimate control.

Divine Attributes

Genesis 1:1 highlights God’s omnipotence: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth."

Humanity's Creation

Humanity reflects God's image through characteristics like the ability to love and create.
Humans are seen as spirit beings, possessing both a body and spirit, reflective of God's nature.

Wisdom and Understanding

Proverbs 9:10 conveys that revering God is foundational to wisdom and understanding, leading to wise choices.

Eden and Its Significance

The Garden of Eden is portrayed as God's throne room and temple, symbolizing His intimate relationship with humanity.
The account of Eden aligns with the description of the new heavens and new earth in Revelation 21, underlining God's desire to dwell with His people.

Nature of Work

Work is a divine gift meant for humanity to flourish, serving as a means for sustenance.
Despite the fall of man, work was part of the original plan, contradicting the notion that it was a result of sin.

human Pinnacle in Creation

Humanity is seen as the pinnacle of creation, not because it can live without sinning, but due to its unique relationship with God.

Trinity and Creation

The creation process involved all persons of the Trinity: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

Test your understanding of the concepts of creation, divine authority, and humanity's reflection of God's image. Explore key biblical narratives on creation and how they relate to themes of wisdom and understanding. This quiz delves into the interplay between science and scripture, highlighting perspectives on the nature of God and creation.