Discussion Questions:

1. What does this account teach us about God’s patience with wickedness?

2. What are some attributes of God that we can see in the account of the Noah’s Ark?

3. Who choose that Noah would build the ark? Noah? Or God?

4. Why is important that we see that Noah found favor (grace) with God before he obediently followed God?

5. What happens when we think that being obedient will earn God’s grace?

6. How can knowing that God always reserves a remnant (as seen by Noah and his family) give us hope in this world today?

7. Why must we include an understanding of a God who is indignant toward sin?

8. Why is God’s judgment always perfect?

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Discussion Questions:

1. Why is it important that we recognize that the first son of Adam was prone to sin?

2. Based on what we have studied today, why was Cain’s offering not accepted by God?

3. Why is it so important that we examine ourselves (our heart and motives) constantly?

4. What can we learn about the importance of obedient faith from this lesson?

5. What is the importance of seeing sin as a noun in verse 7 instead of the verb that eventually came out of Cain in the form of murder?

6. How do we see God’s grace in this lesson?

7. How do we see God’s justice in this lesson?

8. How are our offerings seen if they are not offered in true faith and obedience toward God?

Discussion Questions:

1. Why was the stone being rolled away such an obscure sight?

2. What did the strips of cloth and the shroud give evidence of? Explain.

3. How does this remove any misconceptions of the resurrection of Christ?

4. How does the presence of the risen Christ bring comfort to believers now?

5. How does the presence of the risen Christ bring complete assurance to believers now?

6. What is this assurance of?

7. Explain how the resurrection of Christ proves the identity of Jesus.

8. Is the resurrection a big deal? Why?

Discussion Questions:

1. Explain why the treatment of Jesus was unjust.

2. Why did the Jews want to get rid of Jesus?

3. Why did the Jews want Jesus to stand before Pilate?

4. What were Pilate’s thoughts about Jesus and what does this confirm?

5. How did the events that unfolded in this account of Jesus death fulfill the Scriptures?

6. Why was crucifixion the way Jesus died and not some other method?

7. What is ironic about the crowd choosing Barabbas over Jesus and what does this prove about wicked men?

8. Often overlooked, but of utmost importance, why is the burial of Jesus such an important fact?

Discussion Questions:

1. God put Adam in the garden as a steward over Eden, how did God receive glory from Adam because of this?

Discussion Questions:

1.What distinguishes man and woman from the rest of God’s creation?

2.What does it mean to be created Imago Dei (in the image of God)?

3.List the responsibilities that God gave to man and woman?

4.Why did God create woman? Explain the meaning of this.

5.Why is it important that we see God’s intended design for marriage in our day?

6.How can an accurate understanding of the Biblical account of man, woman, and marriage change our worldview?