Quiz

What is the term theologians often use for the doctrine of humanity?

What are “creation ordinances”?

How does the lesson explain the two different accounts of creation in Genesis 1 and 2?

According to the lesson, what is the difference between the manner in which the animals were created and the manner in which man was created?

Eve was unique among all creatures because she was the only one not made from dust.

The Hebrew name for “man” is “ish” and the Hebrew name for “woman” is “________.”

What does the similarity of names for “man” and “woman” imply?

What are some of the arguments the lesson gives for accepting the fact that the story of Adam and Eve is real history? Mark each correct answer.

…For now, it will suffice to say that to be God’s image is to be like a __________.

In the ancient Near East, kings would erect images of themselves around their kingdoms in order to remind their citizens of their benevolence and greatness.

What did Adam do in the Garden of Eden to show his superiority over the animals?

Most evangelicals agree that man has a physical body and an immaterial part, called spirit, soul, or heart.

Our physical bodies are only temporary.

Even though our physical bodies are separated from our immaterial souls at death, they continue to be part of us.

Which of the following statements best describes the view presented in the lesson regarding the different aspects of man’s immaterial being?

Which of the following statements best describes the view presented in the lesson regarding the original of the soul of a person?

The soul of a person continues after the body dies.

The lesson teaches that unbelievers will cease to exist when they die.

What is the name used for the view that man is made of body, soul, and spirit?

What arguments are given in the lesson for the fact that God made a covenant with Adam in the Garden of Eden? Mark each correct answer.

Which of the following aspects of a covenant are mentioned in the creation account in Genesis 1-3? Mark each correct answer.

Some people think that Adam received the full moral law, which was later summarized in the _________.

The Garden of Eden was a precursor of what structure?

Adam and Eve did the work of priests.

God’s covenant with Adam is no longer binding on humanity.

In what way were Adam and Eve to carry out kingly obligations?

We ought to view each of our ________ as aspects of the dominion that God has given us over the earth.

In one word, the consequences of Adam’s disobedience of the covenant was _____.

In what ways did God show benevolence in the Garden of Eden, even after the Fall? Mark each correct answer.

Genesis 3:15 says, “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your ____, and you will strike his ____.”