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What were the primary qualities of Noah that distinguished him from others during his time?
What were the primary qualities of Noah that distinguished him from others during his time?
- Wisdom and age
- Wealth and power
- Righteousness and blamelessness (correct)
- Popularity and charisma
Hagar was the mother of Abraham's first son, Isaac.
Hagar was the mother of Abraham's first son, Isaac.
False (B)
What significant act did Abraham perform on Mt. Moriah involving his son?
What significant act did Abraham perform on Mt. Moriah involving his son?
Sacrifice of Isaac
The name 'Abram' was later changed to __________ by God.
The name 'Abram' was later changed to __________ by God.
Match the individuals with their corresponding roles or relationships:
Match the individuals with their corresponding roles or relationships:
Flashcards
What were Noah's characteristics?
What were Noah's characteristics?
Noah was obedient to God's commands, even when they seemed impossible. He also showed righteousness and faith by building the ark and gathering the animals.
How was mankind described before the flood?
How was mankind described before the flood?
Mankind at the time of the flood was wicked and filled with violence. They had turned their backs on God and were corrupt.
Why did God choose Israel?
Why did God choose Israel?
God chose Israel to be His people for three reasons: to be a blessing to all nations, to be a witness to His character, and to provide a way for salvation through their lineage.
What promises did God make to Abraham?
What promises did God make to Abraham?
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Who is Melchizedek and what does he signify?
Who is Melchizedek and what does he signify?
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Study Notes
Noah and the Flood (Genesis 6-9)
- Noah was a righteous man, a preacher of righteousness, and a builder of the ark.
- Mankind was wicked, filled with violence, and corrupted.
- God's mercy and justice were demonstrated through the flood.
Abraham (Genesis 12)
- God chose Israel for three reasons: they were to be a blessing to the world, a great nation, and to bear God’s name.
- Three promises to Abraham: descendants as numerous as the stars, a land, and to be a blessing to all nations.
- Sarah, or Sarai (before being called Sarah), was Abraham's wife.
- Abraham and Lot were relatives who separated, for reasons not explicitly stated in the text.
- Hagar was Sarah’s maidservant, and mother of Ishmael.
- Melchizedek, a king and priest, was a prefiguring figure of Christ, with a royal priesthood.
- The sacrifice of Isaac on Mt. Moriah demonstrated Abraham's obedience and highlights God's provision.
- Isaac was Abraham's son, and Rebekah his wife.
- Jacob, later to be called Israel, was Isaac's son.
- Esau was Isaac's other son.
Joseph (Genesis 37-50)
- Joseph had prophetic dreams, indicating God's plan for his life.
- A strained relationship with his brothers, driven by jealousy motivated by the favorality and dreams recounted by Joseph.
- Joseph was sold into slavery in Egypt, through betrayal by his brothers, and was taken to Potiphar's house.
- Joseph's faithfulness to God was demonstrated during his unjust imprisonment.
- Joseph's interpretation of Pharaoh's dreams led to significant roles that saved Egypt.
- God's sovereignty is evident in Joseph's life from slavery to power in Egypt.
Meaning of Names (Genesis)
- Cain (possibly from the Hebrew word "acquiring" or "possession")
- Abram (hebrew: "father exalted")
- Abraham (father of a multitude of people)
- Isaac (laughter or the one who laughs, related to Sarah’s joy)
- Ishmael (God hears)
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Test your knowledge on the significant events in Genesis chapters 6 to 12, focusing on Noah, the flood, and the life of Abraham. This quiz covers pivotal moments, characters, and God's promises that shape the foundations of biblical history. Dive into the themes of righteousness, mercy, and God's covenant with His people.
