Covenant in the Bible — God's Promises Quiz Flashcards

#1

In Genesis 17, what specific sign did God establish as a token of the Abrahamic covenant?

📖 Genesis 17:10-12

#2

According to Exodus 34:28, how many commandments did God write on the stone tablets at Mount Sinai?

📖 Exodus 34:28

#3

In 2 Samuel 7, what did God promise David regarding his descendants?

📖 2 Samuel 7:12-13

#4

What condition did God place on the Mosaic covenant, as summarized in Exodus 19:5?

📖 Exodus 19:5

#5

According to Jeremiah 31:31-34, what distinguishes the new covenant from the old covenant?

📖 Jeremiah 31:31-34

#6

In Genesis 9:11-13, what did God covenant never to do again after the flood?

📖 Genesis 9:11-13

#7

How many years did God promise Abraham that his descendants would be enslaved in a foreign land, according to Genesis 15:13?

📖 Genesis 15:13

#8

According to Hebrews 8:6, what makes the new covenant better than the old covenant?

📖 Hebrews 8:6

#2

Ten commandments

Exodus 34:28 states that God wrote the Ten Commandments on the stone tablets, which formed the core of the Mosaic covenant (Exodus 34:28).

Exodus 34:28

#1

Circumcision of every male child on the eighth day

God commanded Abraham to circumcise every male child on the eighth day as a perpetual sign of the covenant between God and Abraham's descendants (Genesis 17:10-12).

Genesis 17:10-12

#4

If Israel obeys God's voice and keeps His covenant, they will be His treasured possession

Exodus 19:5 declares that the Mosaic covenant was conditional: if Israel obeys God's voice and keeps His covenant, they would be God's treasured possession among all nations.

Exodus 19:5

#3

One of his descendants would sit on his throne forever, and God would establish his kingdom

God's covenant with David (the Davidic covenant) promised that one of his descendants would sit on his throne forever and that God would establish his kingdom eternally (2 Samuel 7:12-13), a promise ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

2 Samuel 7:12-13

#6

Destroy the earth with a flood; the rainbow was given as a sign of this covenant

After the flood, God established a covenant with Noah promising never again to destroy the earth with a flood, and He gave the rainbow as an everlasting sign of this covenant (Genesis 9:11-13).

Genesis 9:11-13

#5

The law would be written on people's hearts, God would remember their sins no more, and knowledge of God would be internal

Jeremiah 31:31-34 prophesies that the new covenant would have the law written on people's hearts, God would remember their sins no more, and all would know God directly—a fundamental shift from external law to internal transformation, fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

Jeremiah 31:31-34

#8

It is founded on better promises

Hebrews 8:6 states that Jesus has obtained a ministry that is as much more excellent than the old covenant as the covenant He mediates is founded on better promises.

Hebrews 8:6

#7

400 years

In the covenant made between God and Abraham in Genesis 15, God revealed that Abraham's descendants would be strangers in a foreign land and enslaved for 400 years before being brought out with great possessions (Genesis 15:13).

Genesis 15:13

#9

What was the primary purpose of the covenant God made with the Levites, as described in Malachi 2:4-5?

📖 Malachi 2:4-5

#10

In Romans 11:26-27, Paul cites Isaiah to describe when God's covenant with Israel would be fulfilled. What does Paul say God would do?

📖 Romans 11:26-27

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#10

Remove ungodliness from Jacob and take away their sins when the Gentile mission was complete

Romans 11:26-27 quotes Isaiah, describing God's covenant fulfillment: 'the Deliverer will come from Zion; he will banish ungodliness from Jacob' and 'will take away their sins'—referring to spiritual salvation through Christ for all believers.

Romans 11:26-27

#9

To preserve the knowledge of God's law and serve as priests to offer instruction and sacrifices

Malachi 2:4-5 refers to God's covenant with Levi, established so the Levites would preserve knowledge of God's law, serve as priests, and offer instruction and sacrifices to the people.

Malachi 2:4-5

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