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Module 2: From Genesis to the Cross

Explore the biblical narrative from creation through the redemptive work of Christ.

Lesson 4: Essay Prompt

Assignment:

Question 1:

In 3-5 sentences explain the principle established in the Garden of Gods sovereignty and mans dominion using Gen 1:26?

Question 2:

In 3-5 Sentences explain what was the purpose of the Law and Israel?

Question 3:

In 3-5 sentences explain who is Jesus and why is he qualified to be our savior?

Lesson 1: Creation to Covenant

Overview of the foundational narratives, highlighting key themes and promises that set the stage for redemption.

Genesis to the Cross

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Lesson 1 Quiz: Creation to Covenant

Question 1 of 6

Question 1: What does it mean to be made in God's image?

To look like God physically.

To be little gods

To reflect his moral characteristics, and attributes being a representative figure.

Question 2: God is sovereign in the heavens but men have dominion over the earth

True

False

Question 3: What was mankind's assignment?

To be Fruitful and Multiply.

To be representative figures and image bearers of God on the earth.

To spread Eden over the uncultivated earth.

All the Above

Question 4: What is Sin?

Rebellion against the known will of God.

Transgression of the Law.

Whatever is not of faith.

All the Above

Question 5: Spiritual death is the separation of your God from your spirit.

True

False

Question 6: What are the results of the fall?

Lost Knowledge of God.

Dominant Negative Emotions.

Spiritual Death.

All the Above

Lesson 2: Prophets and Promise

Tracing the prophetic voices and the unfolding promise of a coming Messiah throughout Israel's history.

God's Redemption Plan & Jesus Revealed in the Old Testament

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EPSM • Redemption

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Lesson 2 Quiz: Prophets and Promise

Question 1 of 5

Question 1: What was God's plan for Israel?

To be a Kingdom of Priest

To represent him to the nations.

To bring the seed of the woman through them.

All the Above

Question 2: Why did God give the Law?

To keep us until Christ.

The Law exposes sin and a need for a savior.

To point us toward the greater covenant.

All the Above

Question 3: The Law could not save us because it could only point out sin but not empower us to overcome it.

True, The Law could only condemn.

False, If we tried really hard we could keep the law perfectly before God.

Question 4: Why will the Messiah be called the Son of David?

God made a covenant with David that his throne would reign forever.

Because Solomon was the Messiah.

David was a type and shadow of the future messiah

A and C

Question 5: Unconditional Covenants describes God's faithfulness to his own word despite human will.

True, God is faithful to himself.

False, God changes his mind always.

Lesson 3: From Cross to Resurrection

Examining the climactic work of Christ and its implications for redemption and restoration.

EPSM • Savior

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Lesson 3 Quiz: From Cross to Resurrection

Question 1 of 9

Question 1: Jesus Christ was a good teacher who through his death ascended to be God

True, He obtained divinity through good morals.

False, He was always God he became man by choice.

Question 2: What does the Hypostatic Union doctrine explain?

How Jesus was half man and half God while upon the earth.

How Christ was just a human upon the earth.

How Christ was fully divine and fully human upon the earth.

Question 3: What is the Gospel of the Kingdom?

That Gods invisible rule has returned to earth through Jesus Christ.

How it is our job to take over the world and force people to serve God.

We have to fix the world before Jesus returns.

Question 4: The casting out of demons, healing of the sick and miracles was evidence of the Kingdom of God.

True

False

Question 5: Why did Jesus have to die on the cross?

Though God had returned in Christ we could not access the Father or his kingdom until we had been cleansed of our sin.

Because the first Adam failed in the Garden the second Adam had to overcome on the cross.

So that our debt to God could be removed.

All the above

Question 6: The act of atonement is the covering of a wrongdoing.

True

False

Question 7: Why do we need the Blood of Jesus?

The blood of something contains the life of the thing.

Sin can not be forgiven through good works, morals or behavior only through blood.

So that our guilt could be removed so we could serve with clear consciences.

All the above

Question 8: Why couldn't death take Jesus life?

Because Jesus never knew sin so Death had no legal right.

Death could take Jesus's life.

Jesus had to willing lay it down because he was sinless

A and C

Question 9: What does it mean that Jesus is our great High Priest?

He lives to intercede for us now.

He stands in that gap between us and the Father.

He is our representor to the God Almighty

All the Above

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