ICE BIBL-104 Quiz 1 Updated
Questions and Answers
1. The purpose of the book of Leviticus was to teach Israel how they
were to:
Answer Walk in practical holiness with God.
Explanation: Leviticus outlines God's instructions for holiness, worship,
and ethical conduct, emphasizing how Israel should live in a way that
reflects their separation unto God.
2. How does the biblical description of the flood (Genesis 6-9) indicate
its extent?
Answer All of the above
Explanation: The flood’s description includes global rainfall, covering
the mountains, and the waters covering the earth, indicating a
worldwide event.
,3. The laws of sanctification were intended to mark Israel as a unique
people who were "separated" from the practices of their pagan
neighbors:
Answer True
Explanation: Sanctification laws set Israel apart from surrounding
nations, emphasizing their holiness and distinct identity.
4. Deuteronomy is in large part Moses explaining the law to a new
generation of Israelite's:
Answer True
Explanation: Moses reiterates and expands upon the Law for the new
generation about to enter the Promised Land.
5. How did the establishment of cities of refuge ensure social justice in
Israel?
Answer They allowed justice to be exacted against murders and
prevented innocent blood from being spilled due to vigilantism, thereby
keeping the land free from spiritual pollution.
, Explanation: Cities of refuge provided a legal means for justice and
prevented bloodshed fueled by revenge.
6. Moses was a Hebrew leader who was experienced with the life of
the Egyptian court and yet had a traditional Semitic social
background:
Answer True
Explanation: Moses was raised in Pharaoh’s court but had Semitic roots,
giving him unique experience and background.
7. The fallen nature of humanity affected our relationship to God by
resulting in broken communication with the Creator:
Answer True
Explanation: Humanity’s sin severed the perfect fellowship with God,
necessitating redemption.
8. At Kadesh-barnea the Israelites turned back in unbelief and then
wandered in the wilderness:
Questions and Answers
1. The purpose of the book of Leviticus was to teach Israel how they
were to:
Answer Walk in practical holiness with God.
Explanation: Leviticus outlines God's instructions for holiness, worship,
and ethical conduct, emphasizing how Israel should live in a way that
reflects their separation unto God.
2. How does the biblical description of the flood (Genesis 6-9) indicate
its extent?
Answer All of the above
Explanation: The flood’s description includes global rainfall, covering
the mountains, and the waters covering the earth, indicating a
worldwide event.
,3. The laws of sanctification were intended to mark Israel as a unique
people who were "separated" from the practices of their pagan
neighbors:
Answer True
Explanation: Sanctification laws set Israel apart from surrounding
nations, emphasizing their holiness and distinct identity.
4. Deuteronomy is in large part Moses explaining the law to a new
generation of Israelite's:
Answer True
Explanation: Moses reiterates and expands upon the Law for the new
generation about to enter the Promised Land.
5. How did the establishment of cities of refuge ensure social justice in
Israel?
Answer They allowed justice to be exacted against murders and
prevented innocent blood from being spilled due to vigilantism, thereby
keeping the land free from spiritual pollution.
, Explanation: Cities of refuge provided a legal means for justice and
prevented bloodshed fueled by revenge.
6. Moses was a Hebrew leader who was experienced with the life of
the Egyptian court and yet had a traditional Semitic social
background:
Answer True
Explanation: Moses was raised in Pharaoh’s court but had Semitic roots,
giving him unique experience and background.
7. The fallen nature of humanity affected our relationship to God by
resulting in broken communication with the Creator:
Answer True
Explanation: Humanity’s sin severed the perfect fellowship with God,
necessitating redemption.
8. At Kadesh-barnea the Israelites turned back in unbelief and then
wandered in the wilderness:
