The Bible and Creation Quiz

Unit 1 Test Study Guide

• The Bible:
  • The Bible's primary author is God.
  • Inspiration and inerrancy are key concepts.
  • The Canon of Scripture details how biblical books were chosen.
  • The Bible communicates truth in multiple ways.
  • Genesis 1-11 uses a mythopoeic style.

Creation and the Fall

• Multiple creation stories exist with differences and similarities.
• Being created in God's image and likeness is vital.
• Creation in 7 days mirrors the building of something.
• Eve's creation from Adam's rib is significant.
• Adam and Eve were forbidden from eating from a specific tree.
• "Knowledge of good and evil" is a concept related to this.
• Original Holiness and Original Justice are defined.
• Original Sin's consequences and Adam's roles are explained.
• Concupiscence is defined.

The Protoevangelium

• The Trinity is a mystery revealed through creation.
• Cain and Abel's sacrifice led to God's preference for one.
• Cain's lineage and Seth's lineage are distinct.
• The Noah story contains typology of faith.
• Noah's son who continued the righteous lineage is highlighted.
• Noah's actions after the Ark are mentioned.
• The flood story is a recreation of humans.
• The Covenant with Noah emphasized.
• The covenant's sign and promise are detailed.
• The Tower of Babel included its construction and consequences.

Unit 2 Test Study Guide

• Typology and Senses of Scripture:

  • Typology is explained.
  • Original justice, holiness, and sin are key concepts.
  • Covenants in scripture are mentioned.
  • Covenant elements are explained.

• Abrahamic & Mosaic Covenants:

  • Different types of covenants are examined, highlighting elements.
  • The covenant sign and confirmation are addressed.
  • God's promise to Abraham is detailed.
  • God's covenant with Moses is mentioned, including the burning bush.
  • The parting of the Red Sea, associated plagues, and manna are described.
  • Moses' concerns about his suitability are explained.
  • The golden calf incident is discussed.
  • The Judges, including their role in Israel, are described.
  • The reasons for the Israelites asking for a king are mentioned.
  • The divine promise to David and the building of the temple are noted.
  • The rise of empires affecting the Northern and Southern kingdoms is explained.
  • Prophecies are mentioned

Unit 3 | 4 Test Study Guide

• Genealogy of Jesus, Rosary, and Luminous Mysteries:

  • Genealogy, Rosary and Luminous Mysteries are mentioned.
  • Jesus Christ's public life is examined.
  • Jesus' baptism and life are detailed.
  • The Trinity and Jesus' identity are addressed.

• Suffering Servant and Hearts of Flesh:

  • Suffering Servant and hearts of flesh, from Isaiah and Ezekiel, are described
  • Jesus' temptations are detailed, using scripture.
  • Jesus' Miracles are highlighted.
  • The Wedding at Cana is mentioned.

• Miracles and the Messianic Age:

  • Importance and context of miracles are examined.
  • Foreshadowing of eucharist is discussed.
  • Parables and Jesus' ministry are described.
  • Jesus' identity is confirmed and revealed.

Unit 4 Test Study Guide

• Last Supper: The Last Supper and its Jewish connections, a new covenant, and forgiveness of sins are mentioned.
• New Covenant: The institution of priesthood, as well as the new covenant, are described.
• Mary:
  • Mary is the new Eve, with her role and the importance of the immaculate conception and Mary's role in Salvation.
  • The Immaculate Conception and Visitation are mentioned.
  • Mary's relationships with other scriptures and persons are discussed.