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REVIEW
QUESTIONS (from Lesson 8):
1.
Who decided that Adam needed a wife as a companion? God
did.
2.
Why did God decide to make a wife for Adam? Because
God loved Adam
and did not think it was good for Adam to be alone.
3.
Was it right for God to decide to do this without asking
Adam? Yes,
God
created Adam. God is over everything, every spirit, and
every person.
4.
How did God make the first woman? God
put Adam to sleep. He took
out one of Adam’s ribs. God then made the first woman
from Adam’s
rib.
5.
How was it possible for God to make Eve from one of
Adam’s ribs? Nothing
is impossible to God. He can do anything He wants to do.
6.
Who told Adam and Eve to marry and to have children? God,
their Creator.
Before
we learn any more about the story of Adam and Eve, we
are going
to review what we have already learned about the Bible,
God, Satan, and the first man and woman God created.
REVIEW
- PART A "The Bible"
1.
Who is the author of the Bible?
2.
Whom did God use to write down the Bible?
3.
To whom is the Bible written?
4.
Has the Bible changed over the years since it was first
written?
5.
God’s Word was written down over a period of how many
years?
6.
Why has God given us the Bible?
REVIEW
- PART B
"God "
1.
In your own words, define what we mean when we say God
is sovereign.
2.
Does God have a material body?
3.
Was there ever a time when God wasn’t living?
4.
Does God change or could God die?
5.
We need food, water, air, the earth to walk on, and the
sun to warm us, but what does God need?
6.
How then does God live?
7.
Where is God?
8.
How many Gods are there?
9.
Who are the three persons who are this one God?
10.
What did God use to make the heavens and the earth?
11.
How did God create everything?
12.
How could God make the heavens and the earth?
13.
What did God say about everything that He made?
14.
Why could God make everything perfect?
15.
Why did God prepare such variety and beauty and make so
many good things on the earth for man?
16.
God created the sun, the moon, and the stars to always
follow the same course. What does this teach us about
God?
17.
When scientists and engineers speak of physical laws,
whose laws are these?
18.
Why is God the rightful owner of everything?
19.
Why does God have the right to demand obedience from us?
THE
FOLLOWING ARE OPTIONAL THOUGHT QUESTIONS.
20.
Considering what you have already learned about God,
what do you think of statements like these:
a.
“The Man Upstairs”
b.
“Everyone has to find a ‘higher power.’ ”
c.
“Religion is a personal thing; everyone is entitled to
his own opinion about God.”
21.
How do Genesis 1 and 2 counter the common belief that
everything came into being by chance?
22.
How do Genesis 1 and 2 counter the common belief that
man evolved?
23.
Give some evidences from things you can see around you
and from what you know about the Bible that show that
life was created rather than evolved.
24.
God has shown us a great deal about Himself by what He
has made—every day we see His creation and should know
that one greater than us has done these things. You have
also learned many things about God’s character in what
we have studied so far in His Word. What things in
particular stand out to you about God’s character?
REVIEW
- PART C "Satan"
1.
Where did all the spirits come from?
2.
Did God create the spirits with bodies of flesh and
bones? .
3.
Did God create all of the spirits good, or did He create
some good?
4.
Why did God create the spirits?
5.
Where did they all live in the beginning when God first
created them?
6.
Are each of the spirits everywhere at the same time like
God is?
7.
Who was the most intelligent and beautiful angel created
by God?
8.
What position did God give Lucifer?
9.
Whom was Lucifer to serve and obey?
10.
What did Lucifer plan to do?
11.
Who else followed Lucifer in his rebellion against God?
12.
What did God do?
13.
What is Lucifer’s name now and what does it mean?
14.
What place of punishment did God prepare for Satan and
his demons?
15.
Whom is Satan against?
REVIEW
- PART D "The First Man and Woman"
1.
What great difference was there between the creation of
man and the
creation of animals?
2.
What does it mean that God made man in His image?
3.
Was man good or bad when God created him?
4.
After the first man Adam was created, over what did God
give him control?
5.
Where did God place Adam after He created him?
7.
What two very important trees did God also place in the
garden of Eden?
8.
God told Adam that he must not eat of the fruit of which
tree?
9.
What did God say would happen to man if he disobeyed and
ate the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and
evil?
10.
What did God mean when He said that man would die?
11.
Whom did God create for Adam after He placed Adam in the
garden of Eden?
12.
Why did God create Eve?
13.
Describe Eve’s God-given role at the time God created
her.
14.
Was Adam the only one who could communicate with God?
15.
In light of what we’ve learned about God and man, what
do you think about these statements:
a.
“Do your own thing!”
b.
“I don’t answer to anybody!”
c.
“I can do whatever I want with my life, because it
belongs to me.”
Suggested
Daily Bible Readings:
Day
41: Exodus, Chapters 31 and 32
Day
42: Exodus, Chapters 33 and 34
Day
43: Exodus, Chapters 35 and 36
Day
44: Exodus, Chapters 37 and 38
Day
45: Exodus, Chapters 39 and 40