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Questions and Answers
Who was Isaac married to?
Who was Isaac married to?
Rebekah
How many children did Isaac have?
How many children did Isaac have?
Twin boys
Which son was supposed to get Isaac's blessings?
Which son was supposed to get Isaac's blessings?
Esau
Which son got Isaac's blessing?
Which son got Isaac's blessing?
How did that son get Isaac's blessing?
How did that son get Isaac's blessing?
Who were Jacob's parents?
Who were Jacob's parents?
Which Patriarch was Jacob?
Which Patriarch was Jacob?
Who did Jacob marry?
Who did Jacob marry?
How many sons did Jacob have?
How many sons did Jacob have?
Who was Jacob's favorite son and who was his mother?
Who was Jacob's favorite son and who was his mother?
What was Jacob's daughter's name?
What was Jacob's daughter's name?
What was Joseph's gift?
What was Joseph's gift?
Was Joseph the favorite?
Was Joseph the favorite?
What did his brothers do to him?
What did his brothers do to him?
Why was he so close to the Pharaoh?
Why was he so close to the Pharaoh?
When did Jacob find Joseph?
When did Jacob find Joseph?
Who started the family tree?
Who started the family tree?
Who were Abraham's sons?
Who were Abraham's sons?
Who was Isaac's son?
Who was Isaac's son?
Who were Jacob's sons?
Who were Jacob's sons?
What does Isaac mean?
What does Isaac mean?
Who was Samson?
Who was Samson?
What was God's covenant with Abram?
What was God's covenant with Abram?
What does Abram have to do in order to seal the covenant?
What does Abram have to do in order to seal the covenant?
When do Abram and Sarai's names change?
When do Abram and Sarai's names change?
What happened when the 3 visitors came to Abraham?
What happened when the 3 visitors came to Abraham?
What happens when God is testing Abraham's faith?
What happens when God is testing Abraham's faith?
Study Notes
Family Tree Overview
- Abraham and Sarah initiated the family tree.
- Abraham's sons include Ishmael (Hagar) and Isaac (Sarah).
Isaac's Family
- Isaac was married to Rebekah.
- He fathered twin boys, Esau and Jacob.
- Esau was intended to receive Isaac's blessings, but Jacob ultimately received them through deception aided by Rebekah.
Jacob's Legacy
- Jacob is the third patriarch, son of Isaac and Rebekah.
- He married Leah and Rachel, having a total of 12 sons, who became the tribes of Israel.
- Jacob's favorite son was Joseph, the son of Rachel, while his only daughter was Dinah.
Joseph's Story
- Joseph was gifted in interpreting dreams and was favored by his father, Jacob.
- His brothers betrayed him by placing him in a well and selling him into slavery.
- He gained favor with the Pharaoh due to his dream interpretation skills and eventually reunited with Jacob during a famine.
Key Definitions and Events
- The name Isaac means "He will laugh."
- God's covenant with Abraham promised many descendants.
- To seal the covenant, Abraham was instructed to sacrifice Isaac, but an angel intervened.
- Abraham and Sarah's names were changed when God spoke to Abraham at age 99.
- The three visitors told Abraham that Sarah would have a son, prompting her laughter in disbelief, which was later affirmed as true.
Historical Context
- Samson was a judge who led the Israelites safely within the Promised Land.
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Description
Test your knowledge on the family tree of Abraham, focusing on Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. This quiz includes key questions about their relationships and significant events. Perfect for students studying biblical history and genealogies.
