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| Having more than 1 wife or husband |
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| Having 2 wives or husbands |
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| a person or event in the OT that points to a person or event in the NT |
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| Cain was sent here after being banished from the family |
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| a descendant of Cain; the first bigamist |
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| a son of Noah who showed disrespect to his father when he saw him naked |
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| a son of Noah - the Hebrews are his descendants |
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| in the garden of Eden; Adam and Eve would not die as long as they lived here |
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| sons of Adam & Eve; Cain killed Abel; jealous that God accepted Abel's gift |
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| 3rd son of Adam & Eve; Noah is his descendant |
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| these mountains is where the Ark settles after the flood |
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| a birthmark or tattoo given to Cain by God so that he would not be killed as he wandered the country after killing Abel |
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| "from nothing" - this is how God created the world |
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| Garden; home of Adam & Eve |
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| place of worship; Tower of Babel |
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| title for the God of the Covenant |
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| sign to Noah that God would never destroy the earth by water again |
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| difference between "created" and "made" |
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created - made from thing: "ex nihilo"
made - formed out of something already existing |
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| What was the last thing God created |
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| restrictions in the use of the Garden |
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| Man could eat of every tree or plant except the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil |
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| Who ate first the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge |
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| punishment for eating the forbidden fruit |
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| leave Eden; man had to work for his support and eventually die; woman had to endure pain in childbirth and be ruled by man |
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| Cain's punishment for murder |
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| leave the family; wander as a nomad and never settle down |
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| How did Cain feel about his punishment |
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| his punishment was greater than he could bear |
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| what living beings were saved in the ark |
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| Noah and his family; a pair of all living creatures; some "clean" animals to be used as sacrifice later |
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| how long were Noah and his family in the ark |
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| what did Noah do as soon as he released the animals from the ark |
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| built an altar and sacrificed to God in thanksgiving |
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| how is the flood a "type" |
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Flood - it washed away all evil
Baptism - washes away original sin |
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| what did God do on the 7th day |
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| when was marriage instituted (begun) |
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| when Adam and Eve were created for each other |
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| was sin completely destroyed by the flood |
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| there was still sin in the hearts of Noah and his family |
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| his sin brought a curse from God on his descendants |
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| a sacrifice where the offering is completely consumed by fire |
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| separation, population, celebration |
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| what new food could Noah and his family eat after the flood |
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| and God said: "Let 'us' go down and see what they're doing." (Tower of Babel story) |
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| a hint at the existence of the Trinity |
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