5 Written Questions

1. man, vegetation, animals
2. topical.
3. world.
4. Gen. 3 sets in motion a series of world events that follow all of which have root in the activities in eden.
5. Doubt; Distrust; Desire; Disobedience; Death

5 Matching Questions

1. Gen. 2-11 answers
2. Beginning with chapter 12
3. Order of events in Gen. 1 is
4. What about the Sons of God and Daughters of Men??
5. One of the ironies in the story of Babel is:

1. a a)Son's of Seth b)Ancient Kings c)Angels (not likely) d)Don't know
2. b Why does death occur?
3. c chronological.
4. d that Humanities best is still a weak effort to God.
5. e the narrative shifts.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. a potter or craftsman.
   1. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on God as
   2. Gen. 2, the name of God is
   3. Gen. 1, the emphasis in on the
   4. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on
2. Elohim
   1. Gen. 2, the name of God is
   2. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on God as
   3. Gen.1, the name of God is
   4. Gen. 1, the emphasis in on the
3. day 6 in chp. 1.
   1. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on God as
   2. Babylon in Babylonian means:
   3. Most information in 2:4-25 is an amplification of
   4. Point of the Pre-History
4. Yahweh
   1. Gen. 2, the name of God is
   2. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on God as
   3. Gen.1, the name of God is
   4. Gen. 2, the emphasis is on
5. orders of creation.
   1. Order of events in Gen. 1 is
   2. Order of events in Gen. 2 is
   3. Different account of sequence in
   4. Sequence 1

5 True/False Question

1. Chp. 2 show's God's → intimacy
   

   True        False

2. Sequence 1 → vegetation, birds and fish, animals, man
   

   True        False

3. Gen. 1, God creates primarily by → unity not diversity.
   

   True        False

4. Created in God's image, → majesty and transendence
   

   True        False

5. Babylon in Babylonian means: → Confusion
   

   True        False