Covenants in the Bible Quiz — People, Signs and Promises Flashcards

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In the Abrahamic Covenant, what physical sign did God command Abraham to perform as a covenant mark on every male in his household?

📖 Genesis 17:10-11

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What did God establish as the sign of the covenant He made with Noah after the flood?

📖 Genesis 9:12-13

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What was the specific sign of the Mosaic Covenant given to Israel at Mount Sinai?

📖 Exodus 31:18

#4

According to the Davidic Covenant in 2 Samuel 7, what eternal promise did God make specifically about David's descendant and throne?

📖 2 Samuel 7:12-13

#5

In Jeremiah 31:31-34, what distinguishes God's New Covenant from the old covenants made with Israel?

📖 Jeremiah 31:31-34

#6

What was the covenant sign in the Sinai Covenant related to the Israelites' weekly worship practice?

📖 Exodus 31:12-17

#7

In Hebrews 9:15-17, how is Jesus described in relation to the New Covenant, and what replaced the old sacrificial system?

📖 Hebrews 9:15-17

#8

What covenant did God establish with Phinehas in Numbers 25:12-13, and what distinguished his covenant from others?

📖 Numbers 25:12-13

#2

A rainbow in the clouds

Genesis 9:12-13 records that God set His rainbow in the clouds as an everlasting sign of the covenant never to destroy the earth with a flood again.

Genesis 9:12-13

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Circumcision of the flesh

Circumcision was established as the covenant sign in Genesis 17:10-11, a permanent mark on the male body symbolizing the covenant between God and Abraham's descendants.

Genesis 17:10-11

#4

That his offspring would be established, his kingdom endure forever, and his throne would be made firm forever

2 Samuel 7:12-13 records God's promise that David's offspring would build God's house, his kingdom would be established forever, and his throne would endure in perpetuity.

2 Samuel 7:12-13

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The two tablets of stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments

Exodus 31:18 describes God giving Moses the two stone tablets inscribed with His finger, containing the Ten Commandments as the covenant sign and foundational law.

Exodus 31:18

#6

The Sabbath—keeping the seventh day holy

Exodus 31:12-17 establishes the Sabbath as a sign of the Sinai Covenant, a perpetual sign between God and Israel throughout their generations.

Exodus 31:12-17

#5

God's law would be written on their hearts, and all would know Him from least to greatest

Jeremiah 31:33-34 prophesies that in the New Covenant, God would write His law on people's hearts, transforming internal knowledge of God from the greatest to the least.

Jeremiah 31:31-34

#8

A covenant of priesthood, granting him and his descendants a permanent priesthood because of his zealous action

Numbers 25:12-13 records God's covenant with Phinehas, granting him and his descendants a perpetual priesthood because Phinehas turned away God's wrath by executing judgment against those breaking faith.

Numbers 25:12-13

#7

As the mediator of the New Covenant whose death served as the atoning sacrifice, replacing the need for repeated offerings

Hebrews 9:15-17 presents Jesus as the mediator of the New Covenant, whose death provided the redemption that makes the New Covenant effective, abolishing the need for repeated animal sacrifices.

Hebrews 9:15-17

#9

What was Abraham's response when God asked him to sacrifice his son Isaac, and how does this relate to covenant obedience as described in Genesis 22?

📖 Genesis 22:1-12

#10

In Genesis 9:8-17, what did God promise regarding the frequency of future floods as part of the Noahic Covenant?

📖 Genesis 9:8-17

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#10

That there would be no more universal floods to destroy all flesh and the earth

Genesis 9:11 explicitly states God's covenant promise: 'Never again will all the earth be covered with water; never again will a flood destroy the earth,' establishing the permanence of creation.

Genesis 9:8-17

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Abraham obeyed without hesitation, believing God would provide, demonstrating faith in God's covenant promises

Genesis 22:1-12 records Abraham's immediate obedience and faith, with Hebrews 11:17-19 explaining that Abraham believed God could resurrect Isaac, trusting in the covenant's promise of offspring through him.

Genesis 22:1-12

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