The Nephilim
Genesis 6:4 - The Nephilim are described as "mighty men" and "men of renown," noted for their great stature and reputation in the ancient world.
How is Noah described in Genesis?
| A mighty warrior | Righteous and blameless | A prophet among his people | A skilled carpenter |
What was the purpose of the flood as described in Genesis?
| To destroy all flesh corrupted by violence | To cleanse the earth of disease | To reshape the landscape | To create a new race of humans |
Which of these is not recorded as one of David's three mighty men?
| Joab | Josheb-basshebeth | Eleazar | Shammah |
Three of David's mighty men risked their lives to get him a drink of water from where?
| The well of Bethlehem | The river of Jerusalem | The pool of Siloam | The lake at Bethany |
What events are recorded in Genesis chapters 1 and 2?
| Noah's Ark | Abraham's Journey | The Big Bang | Creation |
In Genesis, who was buried under and oak tree below Bethel?
| Zilpah, Leah's maid | Deborah, Rebekah's nurse | Adah, Esau's wife | Hagar, Sarah's maid |
How does Genesis describe the relationship between man and woman after their creation?
| They are meant to work separately | They are co-rulers of the earth | They are destined to struggle | They are described as one flesh |
Which apostle, described as full of grace and power, and doing great wonders and signs among the people was stoned to death?
| Barnabas | Timothy | Stephen | Paul |
Who is the only person in Genesis recorded as living less than 120 years?
| Moses | Joseph | Jacob | Isaac |
Genesis is the first book of the Bible
| True | False |