1.3 Creation

• Humans were created in the "image of God".
• The Fall of Humanity refers to Adam and Eve's disobedience by eating fruit from the Tree of Knowledge
• What role does the Genesis creation narrative assign to humanity?

  Stewards of creation
• What are three key attributes of God reflected in humanity according to the "Image of God"?

  Rationality, morality, relationship with God
• Match the state of humanity before and after the Fall:

  Before the Fall ↔️ Harmony with God

  After the Fall ↔️ Separation from God
• Which early Christian thinkers proposed an allegorical interpretation of the Genesis creation narrative?

  Augustine and Origen
• Interpretations of Genesis vary based on whether they view it as historical or symbolic
• Eve was created from Adam's rib
• Original Sin occurred when Adam and Eve disobeyed God in the Garden of Eden.

  True
• Humans created in the "image of God" are believed to have rationality and morality.

  True
• What is the Genesis creation narrative about?

  God's creation of the world
• What did God create on the first day according to Genesis?

  Light
• What did God create on the fourth day of creation?

  Sun, moon, and stars
• What does the Genesis creation narrative establish about God?

  All-powerful creator
• According to Genesis, God created the world in six
• Arrange the following creations in the order they appear in the Genesis narrative:

  1️⃣ Light

  2️⃣ Sky and waters

  3️⃣ Land, vegetation, and plants

  4️⃣ Sun, moon, and stars

  5️⃣ Sea creatures and birds

  6️⃣ Land animals and humans

  7️⃣ Rest
• On the sixth day, God created land animals and then humans
• How were Adam and Eve created according to the Genesis narrative?

  Adam from earth, Eve from rib
• Being created in God's image means humans reflect divine attributes.


  True
• What does it mean that humans were created in the "image of God"?

  Reflect divine nature
• Match the covenant with its key aspect:

  Old Covenant ↔️ Laws and obedience

  New Covenant ↔️ Faith and grace
• The Genesis creation narrative is the foundation for Christian beliefs about the origins of the world.


  True
• The attribute of rationality allows humans to think and reason, enabling creativity and understanding
• What is the basis of the Old Covenant, and with whom was it established?

  Laws and obedience; Abraham
• What does the literal interpretation of Genesis believe about the creation narrative?

  It is a factual account
• How many days did God take to create the world according to Genesis?

  6 days
• The creation narrative establishes humanity's role as stewards of the created world.


  True
• What is the basis of the New Covenant established through Jesus Christ?

  Faith and grace
• Who established the Old Covenant with God?

  Abraham and Moses
• God created Eve from Adam's rib.

  True
• Match each day of creation with what God created on that day:

  First day ↔️ Light

  Second day ↔️ Sky and waters

  Third day ↔️ Land, vegetation, and plants

  Fourth day ↔️ Sun, moon, and stars
• God rested on the seventh day after creating everything.


  True
• What is one implication of humans being created in the image of God?

  Inherent dignity
• The "Image of God" concept is central to Christian anthropology.


  True
• Order the key events of the Genesis creation narrative:

  1️⃣ Creation in 6 days

  2️⃣ God rests on the 7th day

  3️⃣ Creation of Adam from the earth

  4️⃣ Creation of Eve from Adam's rib
• Order the creations according to the six days of the Genesis narrative:

  1️⃣ Light separated from darkness

  2️⃣ Sky and waters

  3️⃣ Land, vegetation, and plants

  4️⃣ Sun, moon, and stars

  5️⃣ Sea creatures and birds

  6️⃣ Land animals and humans
• The literal interpretation of Genesis views it as a factual account of creation.


  True
• The allegorical interpretation of Genesis views the narrative as symbolic rather than literal.


  True
• What is the order of creation according to Genesis?

  1️⃣ Light, separated from darkness

  2️⃣ Sky and waters

  3️⃣ Land, vegetation, and plants

  4️⃣ Sun, moon, and stars

  5️⃣ Sea creatures and birds

  6️⃣ Land animals and humans
• What does it mean for humans to be created in the "image of God"?

  Reflect divine attributes