Exam: Genesis I (2006)

Did you finish reading Genesis one time no later than Friday of the first week?

Are you up to date in your daily Bible reading program?

Did you pray 15 extra minutes every day of the first week?

(1/28) When God restores us after we have had a fall, He will always restore us to a lower level than the one we had before our fall.

(2/28) When Joshua led Israel into Canaan, he was leading them into the rest that God has promised His people.

(3/28) Before the life of Christ is fully formed in us, we will experience a greater depth of intercession than we have ever known before.

(4/28) On the second day of creation, the separation of water from water refers to the separation between the correct and false doctrines in our lives.

(5/28) The creation of the sun, moon and stars is included in Genesis 1.1; however, they only became visible on the fourth day.

(6/28) The belief in evolution requires a person to have confidence in the theoretical science of biology even though the pure science of physics disproves the concept.

(7/28) After God’s work in us on day two of the redemptive week, we will not have all the truth, but the doctrine we teach to others will be pure, without the leaven of error.

(8/28) God’s goal in His six creative works in us is to bring us into a place of rest where we no longer have to work.

(9/28) The creation of the earth in Genesis 1 reveals how God makes our spiritual earth into a new creation in Christ.

(10/28) When we are born into God’s family, He gives us a spiritual name just as a natural father gives his child a name. The name that God gives us has to do with how He will one day use us.

(11/28) The word “Genesis” means “the beginnings” and is based on the fact that in one ancient translation there were 12 sections that began with “these are the beginnings.”

(12/28) Those who understand science well understand that evolution can be reconciled with what Genesis 1 tells us about the origin of this world.

(13/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
First day of creation.

(14/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Second day of creation.

(15/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Third day of creation.

(16/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Fourth day of creation.

(17/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Fifth day of creation.

(18/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Sixth day of creation.

(19/28) Write the feast, tabernacle part, and man of faith related to:
Seventh day of creation.

(20/28) Select the three correct answers: Three aspects of our spiritual inheritance that we learned about in this course are:

(21/28) Select the three correct answers: Three keys for separating pure doctrine from false doctrine.

(22/28) Select the three correct answers: Three reasons why God created us with the need to eat:

(23/28) Mention what God did or created on THREE of the seven days of creation. AND EXPLAIN ITS MEANING FOR OUR CHRISTIAN LIFE.
(Example) First day of creation: God created__________________. The Meaning is _______________________.

(24/28) Give three reasons why Genesis 1:1 is the most important verse in the Bible:

(25/28) Give at least one reason we know that each day in Genesis does not represent 1,000 years or more:

(26/28) Give at least two other places in the Bible where we see symbolism that shows there are six steps to reach God’s goal for our lives (do not include the seven men of faith in Genesis, the tabernacle of Moses, the seven feasts, or the six days of creation).

(27/28) What are two of the three areas that were mentioned where light and darkness must be separated in us before we can proceed on to on day two?

(28/28) What are two of the keys we considered to getting pure doctrine, or separating the waters from the waters?