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Bible Quiz: Education In The Garden Of Eden

1. According to Proverbs 9:10, the ___ of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.
A. justice
B. love
C. fear ✔
D. understanding


2. Proverbs 9:10 entails, really, two closely related concepts, that is ___.
A. love and understanding
B. fear and knowledge ✔
C. mercy and justice
D. sin and savior

3. In Proverbs 9:10, ___ means awe, as in marveling at the glory and power of God.
A. fear ✔
B. justice
C. mercy
D. love

4. In Proverbs 9:10, ___ means learning truth about the character of God.
A. justice
B. knowledge ✔
C. love
D. mercy

5. Proverbs 9:10 tells that wisdom, knowledge, and understanding are rooted in ___.
A. sin
B. heaven
C. the garden of Eden
D. God Himself ✔

6. Education, p. 16 states that ___, the basis of creation and of redemption, is the basis of true education.
A. love ✔
B. fear
C. justice
D. mercy

7. ___, and its message of creation and redemption, must be central to all Christian education.
A. The Bible ✔
B. Fear
C. Eden
D. Knowledge

8. Who are the cast of characters in Genesis 1-3?
A. God, Adam, Eve, serpent
B. Adam, Eve, serpent
C. God, Adam, Eve, angels, serpent ✔
D. Adam, Eve

9. Education, p. 20 states that the system of education instituted at the beginning of the world was to be a model for man throughout all aftertime in which the garden of Eden was the ___.
A. schoolroom ✔
B. instructor
C. students
D. lesson book

10. Education, p. 20 states that the system of education instituted at the beginning of the world was to be a model for man throughout all aftertime in which nature was the ___.
A. schoolroom
B. students
C. instructor
D. lesson book ✔

11. Education, p. 20 states that the system of education instituted at the beginning of the world was to be a model for man throughout all aftertime in which the creature was the ___.
A. students
B. schoolroom
C. lesson book
D. instructor ✔

12. Education, p. 20 states that the system of education instituted at the beginning of the world was to be a model for man throughout all aftertime in which Adam and Eve were the ___.
A. lesson book
B. students ✔
C. instructor
D. schoolroom

13. In the educational model in Eden, which of the following is an ideal relationship?
A. Adam and Eve companionship
B. mercy and justice model
C. fruit and tree test
D. teacher-student dynamics ✔

14. God knew Adam’s abilities because He had created Adam and part of the means of giving him happiness was giving him ___.
A. fear
B. sin
C. autonomy
D. responsibilities ✔

15. God created animals and He also created Eve to be Adam’s ___.
A. gods
B. servants
C. subordinates
D. companions ✔

16. Which of the following is a departure from the language heretofore used to describe God’s creation in chapters 1 and 2 of Genesis?
A. pleasant
B. not ashamed
C. cunning ✔
D. very good

17. We know from God’s command in Genesis 2:16,17 that He has established one key rule that they must obey, and that was ___.
A. not to talk to the serpent
B. not to eat from the forbidden tree ✔
C. not to eat from some trees in the garden
D. not to work in the garden

18. Which of the following describes the serpent?
A. pleasant
B. very good
C. not ashamed
D. subtil ✔

19. Which of the following describes the serpent?
A. cunning ✔
B. very good
C. not ashamed
D. pleasant

20. Which of the following is always TRUE for Adam and Eve?
A. they are free moral beings ✔
B. they are controlled
C. they sufficient on their own
D. they can't err

21. In Genesis 2:17, the Lord told Adam that if he ate from the tree ___.
A. he will be expelled from the garden
B. he would surely die ✔
C. he would die
D. he would suffer

22. When Eve, in Genesis 3:3, repeated God's command in Genesis 2:17, she did not express it as strongly, leaving out the word ___,
A. `cunning`
B. `fear`
C. `surely` ✔
D. `die`

23. Eve listened to the new teacher even though she was taught of God in the garden. This means that ___.
A. she didn’t take her learnings seriously ✔
B. she remembered fully what God said
C. the serpent is her most favorite animal
D. she has no decision of her own

24. Which of the following is NOT correct about Adam's reaction after Eve disobeyed God?
A. Though knowing right from wrong, he also chose wrongly.
B. Adam had a terrible struggle in his mind.
C. Adam didn't have access to consult with God right away. ✔
D. Adam mourned that he had permitted Eve to wander from his side.

25. Which of the following is NOT true about the consequences of Adam and Eve's education when they chose to follow the serpent’s message?
A. There's a new purpose for education.
B. Education helps to re-create the image of God in us.
C. Through our own effort, we can draw close to our God, the Teacher, as did Adam and Eve in Eden. ✔
D. They were banished from God’s classroom.

26. Which of the following is NOT true?
A. All knowledge is good. ✔
B. True knowledge points to the knowledge of Christ.
C. Because of Jesus' plan of redemption, all is not lost.
D. True education will lead to true knowledge.

27. Which of the following is NOT true about 2 Peter 2:10?
A. We are called to submit and obey all kinds of authority. ✔
B. There is a condemnation to those who despise authority.
C. Submit to authority for they are being faithful to God themselves.
D. The church assumes certain levels of authority.

God did more than simply instruct Adam and Eve not to touch or taste the fruit. He sent angels to give the pair additional instruction, telling them that they would be stronger together against temptation than apart.

“The angels had cautioned Eve to beware of separating herself from her husband while occupied in their daily labor in the garden; with him she would be in less danger from temptation than if she were alone.

But absorbed in her pleasing task, she unconsciously wandered from his side. On perceiving that she was alone, she felt an apprehension of danger, but dismissed her fears, deciding that she had sufficient wisdom and strength to discern evil and to withstand it. Unmindful of the angels’ caution, she soon found herself gazing with mingled curiosity and admiration upon the forbidden tree.”—Ellen G. White, Patriarchs and Prophets, pp. 53, 54.

The forbidden tree stood as a test and a symbol that Adam and Eve, though free, were not to live autonomously apart from the God who made them. But the serpent inscribed a different picture on the impressionable and innocent Eve. Using the same data all around them, he reinterpreted the dynamics of the garden in a way that painted God as (1) maximally restrictive of that which is good, (2) threatened by those who partake of the knowledge-imparting powers of the forbidden tree, and (3) misinformed/deceptive as to the lethal consequences of the tree.

Sabbath School Lesson | Christian Education | Lesson 1 | September 26 - October 2, 2020 | Education in the Garden of Eden

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