Question 1

Why did God send the flood?

Accepted Answer

Because of the wickedness and violence of the human race.

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Because he was cruel

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Because he was bored with humans

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He didn't send the flood.

Question 2

Why was Noah saved from the flood?

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He was righteous. (He acted with justice and holiness.)

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God played favorites.

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For no reason.

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He was the leader of the humans before the flood.

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He was a little less bad than the others.

Question 3

Are there flood stories in other cultures?

Accepted Answer

Many cultures have flood stories. This is evidence that the flood happened.

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Only one other culture has a flood story.

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No.

Question 4

What covenant did God make with Noah?

Accepted Answer

God promised to never again destroy the world by a flood.

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God taught Noah how to swim.

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God promised to not destroy the world by a flood during Noah's lifetime.

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God promised to not destroy the world by a flood for a long time.

Question 5

What is the sign of God’s covenant with Noah?

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The Rainbow

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The Dove

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Lightning

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The Sun

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The Arc

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Thunder

Question 6

What is a type?

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An event or person in Scripture that points to a later event or person

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An event or person in Scripture that an earlier event or person pointed to

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An old fashioned keyboard

Question 7

How was the flood a type of Baptism?

Accepted Answer

Baptism gives new life and destroys sins, just like the flood did.

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God baptized Noah.

Question 8

What are some of God’s character traits?

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Love, Goodness, Mercy and Justice

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All Seeing, All Knowing, All Weak, All Holy

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All Seeing, All Knowing, All Powerful, Short Tempered

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Love, Goodness, Mercy and Plays Favorites

Question 9

Are God's character traits in harmony?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

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No.

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Some of them are in harmony.

Question 10

Which of God's character traits does the Great Flood show?

Accepted Answer

Justice (because of God's goodness)

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Mercy (because of God's goodness)

Question 11

When are God's goodness, justice, love and mercy shown perfectly?

Accepted Answer

Jesus' Death on the Cross

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Noah being saved from the flood

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Moses crossing the Red Sea

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David defeating Goliath

Question 12

God’s commands to Noah are the same as his commands to Adam. What does this mean?

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God is starting creation over with Noah and his family.

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God likes Noah more than Adam.

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Noah is as old as Adam.

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Noah is as holy as Adam was.

Question 13

What does the number 40 represent in the Bible?

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Periods of trial or repentance

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Periods of injustice

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Periods of joy

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Periods of peace

Question 14

What was Noah's role in relation to God and his family?

Accepted Answer

He was the priest.

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He was the trouble-maker.

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He was the jokester.

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He was the servant.

Question 15

How is God's justice in harmony with his goodness and love?

Accepted Answer

Because of God’s goodness and love, he hates evil and sin. So, he acts with justice toward sins.

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It is not.

Question 16

Why does God act with justice toward some people and with mercy toward others?

Accepted Answer

He has mercy on the people who are sorry for their sins and go to confession. He is just toward those who refuse to be sorry.

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He plays favorites.

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He randomly chooses.

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He chooses at the beginning of people's lives.

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