UB David + I'll B Jonathan, Inc.

 

presents A Journey of Faith with the Patriarchs

 

 

 

 

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Session 1 Script (PDF)

 

UB David + I'll B Jonathan, Inc.

A Journey of Faith with the Patriarchs (Genesis 12–50)

A Journey of Faith with the Patriarchs

Session #1 QUESTIONS

You may find it helpful to refer to the written script of this Session if you need to review anything:

Session 1 Script (PDF)

Instructions:

  • First, enter the information to identify yourself — your User ID and password.
  • Then go through the questions and click on the best answer for each question.
  • When you are finished, click on the "submit" button to send your answers.

Questions:

(Select the best answer for each question)

1. Who are the Genesis patriarchs?

    a) Adam, Abel, Enoch and Noah.

    b) Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph.

    c) Moses, David and Solomon.

2. What will studying these patriarchs help us to understand?

    a) The nature of faith and our walk with God.

    b) God's role in creation and redemption.

    c) The importance of miracles.

3. What problem do the first 11 chapters of Genesis especially raise?

    a) The problem of creation versus evolution.

    b) Reconciling the story of the flood with modern scientific studies.

    c) Man's greatest and most crucial core issue: sin.

4. What do we discover as we turn a biblical corner at Genesis chapter 12?

    a) We are introduced to the solution to the main issue raised in the earlier chapters.

    b) We learn the reason why God sent the great flood.

    c) We see the importance of Egypt in the biblical story.

5. Who was the beginning of God's solution to the sin problem?

    a) Adam.

    b) Noah.

    c) Abraham.

6. The break between Genesis chapter 11 and 12 is very significant because it distinguishes between the history of the curse and the history of the blessing.

    a) True.

    b) False.

7. God's great work of calling people to a faith relationship with Him is especially marked by

    a) good works.

    b) blessing.

    c) great trials.

8. What is a powerful metaphor for humanity's condition at the end of the first 11 chapters of Genesis?

    a) The barrenness of Sarai (Sarah).

    b) The devastation of the flood.

    c) The scattering of humanity at the Tower of Babel.

9. George Muller said, "Faith begins where man's power ends."

    a) True.

    b) False.

10. God calls only those who are qualified.

    a) True.

    b) False.

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