Quiz: The Story of Faith - Sarah, Abraham, and Isaac
Instructions:
- Answer each question to the best of your ability.
- For multiple-choice questions, select the correct answer from the options provided.
- Who were the primary figures in the biblical story of faith discussed in this quiz?
a) Noah, Ham, and Shem
b) Moses, Aaron, and Miriam
c) Sarah, Abraham, and Isaac
d) David, Solomon, and Ruth
- At what age did Sarah give birth to Isaac?
(Provide a written response)
- What was God’s promise to Abraham concerning his descendants?
a) They would be sailors
b) They would be numerous as the stars in the sky
c) They would build a great city
d) They would inherit wealth
- What was the original name of Abraham before God changed it?
(Provide a written response)
- What significant event tested Abraham's faith?
a) The sacrifice of Isaac
b) The flood
c) The plagues of Egypt
d) The parting of the Red Sea
- How did Sarah initially react to the news that she would bear a child?
a) Rejoiced
b) Laughed in disbelief
c) Wept
d) Went to pray
- What does the name "Isaac" mean?
a) Laughter
b) Sacrifice
c) Strong
d) Light
- In which book of the Bible is the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Isaac primarily found?
a) Exodus
b) Leviticus
c) Genesis
d) Psalms
- What covenant did God make with Abraham?
(Provide a written response)
- What city did Abraham travel from when he was called by God?
a) Jerusalem
b) Ur of the Chaldeans
c) Babylon
d) Nineveh
- What was the name of Abraham's other son, born to Hagar?
a) Ishmael
b) Esau
c) Jacob
d) Joseph
- What role did Sarah play in the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham?
a) She opposed it entirely
b) She helped by suggesting Hagar as a surrogate
c) She was indifferent
d) She prayed fervently for a son
- What was Abraham's response when God asked him to sacrifice Isaac?
(Provide a written response)
- Which famous mountain was Abraham taken to for the sacrifice?
a) Mount Sinai
b) Mount Zion
c) Mount Moriah
d) Mount Hermon
- How did God ultimately intervene when Abraham was about to sacrifice Isaac?
a) He sent an earthquake
b) He provided a ram as a substitute
c) He caused it to rain
d) He commanded the angels to intervene
- What quality is often attributed to both Abraham and Sarah in their story?
a) Fear
b) Doubt
c) Faith
d) Anger
- What was the significance of the three visitors who came to Abraham and Sarah?
a) They were travelers
b) They foretold the birth of Isaac
c) They brought gifts
d) They were searching for food
- What was the main lesson from the story of Sarah, Abraham, and Isaac?
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- In what way did Sarah’s laughter demonstrate her humanity?
a) It was a sign of joy
b) It revealed her frustration
c) It showed her disbelief
d) It indicated her faith
- Why is the story of Abraham and Isaac considered a foundational one in Judeo-Christian traditions?
(Provide a written response)
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