LOTG2 Gen 6-9 Part 1 Lesson
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joy Lewis
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Multiple Choice
At the beginning of Gen 6, God says people weren't fulfilling their ultimate purpose of . . .
reflecting God and his glory
being a nice person
succeeding financially
having a family
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Multiple Choice
What type of societies resulted from sinful humans each doing what seemed best to them? (what characteristics does God specifically highlight)
violent, corrupt
innovative, progressive
stable, safe
relational, warm
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What does it mean when the Bible says God “regrets” creating the world?
If only I'd know, I wouldn't have created people
If only they would trust me, things would be so different.
He is filled with grief over what they are doing to themselves and each other
Creating the world was a mistake.
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How does human sin/evil affect God?
it fills him with pain and grief
it does not affect him
he is primarily angry and raging
he is confused
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What does Hebrews 11:6 mean?
Can’t please God if you don’t trust him
If you want to be near God/walk with him, you have to genuinely believe that it’s worth it to pour your life into chasing after him.
God is more pleased with people who have faith, but he is pleased with all people
pleasing God is all about being nice and doing the right things
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Multiple Select
Why doesn’t God wipe Noah out too?
keeping his promise to Noah
keeping his promise to Adam and Eve
he saw Noah through eyes of mercy
Noah had earned it with his righteousness
Noah had never sinned
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Open Ended
Why does God count Noah as righteous?
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Multiple Choice
Who decided when Noah and his family should enter the ark?
Noah
Noah's wife
God
Noah's son
all of these
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Multiple Choice
Who closed the door to the ark?
Noah
Noah's wife
God
Noah's son
all of these
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Who designed the blueprints for the ark? (measurements, location of windows/door, type of building materials, etc.)
Noah
Noah's wife
God
Noah's son
all of these
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Who decided which supplies/food and how much supplies/food for them to bring with them on the ark?
Noah
Noah's wife
God
Noah's son
all of these
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What is at the center of Noah's story?
Noah was righteous, blameless in all his ways.
God favored Noah
God remembered Noah
Noah obeyed God
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The whole point of writing something in the form of a chiasm is _______.
to highlight the most important statement/theme
to make the story easier for people to read
to create a complex and beautiful piece of literary art
to hide the story's purpose from all but the smartest people
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What did Noah do as soon as he got off the ark?
built an altar to sacrifice animals to God
worshiped God
kissed the ground
kissed his wife
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How do we know Noah's worship was genuine like Abel's?
God accepted his offering/it pleased him
God didn't kill him
He built a really big altar
He prayed really loudly and used beautiful words.
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What does it mean to say God remembered Noah?
God had temporarly forgotten about him but then he remembered.
God was thinking about other things and then he started thinking about Noah.
God chose to bring Noah and his family to the forefront of his mind.
God created a monument in memory of Noah when he died
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Open Ended
Why does God take murder so seriously?
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Multiple Select
Besides saving their lives, how does God show grace to Noah and his family?
assures them days and months and seasons will continue on like before
gives them a very practical sign to remember his covenant promise not to again destroy the world with a flood
provides them with multiple stacks of wood, wool, coal, and iron to get them started in this new world
trades out their animal skin clothes for some made of more durable synthetic fibers
he blesses them with the same blessing he gave to Adam & Eve in Gen 2.
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Open Ended
How was the covenant sign particularly helpful Noah and his family?
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After the flood, what is true of humans/Noah and his family?
made in God's image, to reflect him
thoughts & heart motivations still bent towards evil from childhood
they have a clean slate, like Adam and Eve before they sinned
sin has erased God's image from them
fear will be a part of their interaction with animals (something that wasn't true before the Fall)
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Multiple Choice
Why isn’t sin gone now that God’s starting over with righteous Noah and his family?
God made a mistake
God picked the wrong family
sin is within--it is a part of us
no clue
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How does Noah's story end?
(consider the very last story recorded in the Bible about the life of Noah)
Noah drunk and naked
Noah's son taking advantage of him
Noah cursing one of his sons
Noah killing one of his sons
Noah building an altar to worship God
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Was God trying to get rid of sin when he sent the flood?
no
yes
maybe
Bible doesn't tell us
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Open Ended
What is one specific way that either Noah or one of his sons used God's good gift(s) for evil?
Include which of God's good gifts it is and how they used it for evil
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How does Noah's story point to Jesus?
the ark represents Jesus and his salvation
Noah's sin and that of his son's points forward to a different kind of rescuer
it spells out JESUS in the chiasm
none of these
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