1. It tells us about the origin, nature, and consequences of sin.

a. epistles

b. bible

c. doctrine

2. He belonged to a prosperous family of nomadic shepherds and farmers from the Babylonian city of UR.

a. Adam

b. Moses

c. Abram

3. He was Abraham’s, father, was the head of one of the clans.

a. Abram

b. Moses

c. Terah

4. He was the promised son to Abraham and Sarah in their old age.

a. Moses

b. Isaac

c. Matthew

5. He was the king of the Philistines, and his officers came to Isaac to offer a pact of friendship and peace with him and his people.

a. Isaiah

b. Isaac

c. Abimelech

6. He was the wife of Isaac.

a. Rebecca

b. Isabel

c. Mary

7. Who was the fourth son of Jacob?

a. Isaiah

b. Ezekiel

c. Judah

8. He murdered his own brother.

a. Adan

b. Cain

c. Abel

9. The narrative the shows the worst that can happen to a world that has become too evil.

a. the Great Flood and the Narrative of Noah

b. The Great Flood and the Fall of Man

c. The Great Flood and the Ark of Noah

10. This narrative shows how arrogant the early people were.

a. Cain and Abel

b. Adam and Eve

c. The Tower of Babil

11. It is an offer of friendship and mutual commitment.

a. Disciples

b. Covenant

c. Prophets

12. It is an expression of how the two persons would rather suffer a fate similar to the slaughtered animals than break the agreement between them.

a. Rite

b. Doctrine

c. Moral

13. He was the father of faith.

a. Abraham

b. Isaac

c. Jacob

14. Where was Isaac’s story found?

a. Jacobs’ story

b. Abraham’s story

c. Isaiah’s story

15. It was the mountain of Isaac’s sacrifice was a mountain range upon with Cavalry stood.

a. Mt. Sirai

b. Mt. Moriah

c. Mt. Mariah

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