Final Exam

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

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

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

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

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 _____.

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

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?

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.

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

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

How does the lesson describe how our moral judgment has been affected by the Fall?

What is a “vice-regent”?

The Bible teaches that we should treat animals humanely.

What is the difference between the words “image” and “likeness,” as used in Genesis 1:26?

According to the lesson, one of the results of the Fall is that man has completely lost the image of God.

According to Calvin, fallen man has been so corrupted that he cannot know any aspect of the truth and he has no gifts to be admired.

People of ancient religions venerated their idols because they thought that the gods themselves inhabited them.

What is the first thing Scripture says about humanity?

What is the “cultural mandate”?

Which of the following statements best describes the lesson’s teaching regarding how sin affected man’s rational abilities?

According to Genesis 1:27-28, what are the three aspects of man’s authority that he has received from God? Mark each correct answer.

The Fall made it harder for man to do things that please God, but man still has the ability if he is willing to make the effort.

The Bible emphatically insists that God is not guilty of sin or of compelling anyone to sin.

The lesson teaches that God is glorified by dealing with our sin and that sin gives God the opportunity to express many of His attributes that would otherwise be hidden.

According to the lesson, Adam and Eve expressed faith and repentance, and God renewed their spirits and restored their ability to avoid sin.

How does the lesson explain who was the “author” of the first sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden?

In what sense are all people born spiritually “dead” after the Fall?

What aspects of man have been corrupted by the Fall?

Adam and Eve sinned under compulsion from internal and external powers

…Sin corrupts every human being from the moment of our ______.

How did John Bunyan describe sin in The Pilgrim’s Progress?

Romans 5:12 says, “Sin entered the world through one man, and _____ through sin….”

Jude 6 says, “The _____ who did not keep their positions of authority but abandoned their own home — these [God] has kept in darkness, bound with everlasting chains for judgment on the great Day.”

What are the three consequences of humanity’s fall into sin that are focused on in Lesson 3?

In what way is Christ the “federal head” of His people?

Hebrews 9:15 says, “Christ is the mediator ___________, that those who are called may receive the promised eternal inheritance…”

What is the only thing we absolutely have to do to be saved?

The covenant of works provided a way for covenant disobedience to be forgiven.

Put the different administrations of the covenant of grace in their proper chronological order.

Lesson 4 says, “Redemption is possible under the covenant of grace because Jesus isn’t just our ______; he’s also our _______.”

According to Ephesians 1:3-4, when did God choose us in Christ?

According to the lesson, Hebrews 2:13-17 teaches that the Son came to die as an atonement for the people the Father had previously given him, in fulfillment of their eternal counsel.

Old Testament saints were saved by their merits of good works.

Because the solution to human sin will always be available in the covenant of grace, there will never be a need for another covenant.

When will the blessings of the covenant all be finally complete?

In what chapter of the New Testament does Paul make a contrast between Adam’s role in the covenant of works and Jesus’ role in the covenant of grace?

Which phrase best expresses the relation of the new covenant in Christ with all the previous administrations of the covenant of grace?

How did God express the promise of redemption after the Fall in the Garden of Eden?