1.All of the following are examples of God’s faithfulness, except (Nu23:19; Dt7:9; He13:20; 1Co10:13):
A. He does not lie or change His mind
B. He keeps His covenant to a thousand generations of those who keep His commandments
C. He provides tests beyond what we can bear
D. He raised Yeshua from the dead through the blood of the covenant

2. What is the difference between prophecy and covenant?
A. Prophecy is from the Old Testament, covenants are from the New Testament
B. Prophecy is unilateral, covenants are bilateral
C. Prophecy is according to God’s instructions, covenants are according to God’s dispensation
D. Prophecy is fulfilled by Yeshua, covenants are fulfilled by deeds of men

3.The writing and content of the Bible, the guidebook for arriving in salvation (Jn5:39; 2Ti3:15) together make up what?
A. The credit score of Yeshua
B. The credit score of the Hebrew Language
C. The basis for Christian faith
D. A and C

4.Who was the first one to break God’s covenant (Hos6:7; Mt25:41)?
A. Satan
B. Adam
C. Eve
D. All of the above

5. The rock that was struck in the desert, yielding spiritual drink for the people of Isreael, was a foreshadow of:
A. The flesh of Yeshua tearing, providing salvation for all men
B. The temple of Isreael being destroyed by Yeshua
C. The destruction of the devil
D. The resurrection of Yeshua as the ark of God’s covenant

6. The command of the Father for the Son of God Yeshua to lay down His life was (Ps71:3; Jn10:18):
A. The command that judged the devil
B. The command that saved Himself
C. The command of Jehovah, the rock of salvation
D. The command of the Holy Spirit

7. After believing in Yeshua, how does one keep Him as ‘the rock of my salvation’?
A. Confessing faith with words
B. Obeying the Law
C. Receiving baptism and the gifts of the Holy Spirit
D. Listening, keeping the words of Christ

Answers:

1.C 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.D