Genesis 8 - Flashcard MC Questions

God remembered all of the following just before getting the waters of the flood to recede EXCEPT?

All of the following were involved in the receding of the waters after the flood EXCEPT?

On what mountains did the ark come to rest after the flood?

What bird did Noah first send out that flew back and forth until the waters receded?

What bird came back to the ark with an olive leaf?

When the bird brought back an olive leaf, what did Noah conclude?

What happened on the third attempt at sending out the same bird?

What did God direct Noah and the animals to do after leaving the ark?

What was the first thing Noah built after leaving the ark?

How did God respond to Noah's sacrifice after leaving the ark?

After the flood, God recognized what quality about humankind?

Immediately after Noah's sacrifice, what did God promise?

Immediately after Noah's sacrifice, what did God promise would never cease?

God Remembers and the Flood Recedes

God remembered Noah, the livestock, and all the wild animals as the waters began to recede.
The dry ground was not included in God's remembrance.
The closing of the springs of the deep, cessation of rain, and wind blowing over the earth contributed to the receding of the waters.

Landing of the Ark

The ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat after the flood.

Birds Sent by Noah

Noah first sent out a raven, which flew back and forth until the waters diminished.
A dove was later sent out, returning with an olive leaf, indicating growing vegetation and that the waters had receded.

Conclusion After the Dove’s Return

Noah concluded that the waters had receded when the dove brought back an olive leaf.
On the third attempt of sending out the dove, it did not return, indicating the environment was sustainable.

God’s Instructions to Noah

After leaving the ark, both Noah and the animals were directed by God to multiply in number across the earth.

Noah's First Act Post-Flood

Noah built an altar as the first action upon exiting the ark.

God's Response to Sacrifice

God responded to Noah's sacrifice by smelling a pleasing aroma, indicative of His acceptance.

Human Nature Recognition

God recognized that every inclination of human hearts is evil from childhood, reflecting the inherent nature of humankind.

Divine Promises Following Sacrifice

God promised not to curse the ground because of human evil, acknowledging the ongoing struggles of humanity.
The cycle of seasons, including summer and winter, would not cease as part of God's covenant after the flood.

Test your knowledge of Genesis Chapter 8 with this engaging flashcard quiz. Challenge yourself on the key events and concepts presented in this biblical narrative. Explore questions about God's actions and the aftermath of the flood.