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Bible 104 Quiz 2
What is the term "toledot", and why is it important? Often translated "generations"-A better translation of the phrase "these are thetoledot of..." might be "this is what became of...."-It normally serves as a marker introducing each section

What is the significance of the two creation accounts?
They're a description of the origin and structure of the universe.

How are the two creation accounts similar?

How are the two creation accounts different?
#1: Discusses the order and structure of creation, it points out the power and majesty of the transcendent Creator God.#2: Emphasizes the relationships of creation, especially b/w God and man.

What is the significance of the use of the different names of God in Genesis 1 and 2?
-Elohim: usually viewed as a "plural of majesty". Reflects the transendence of God.-YHWH (Yahweh): derived from the Hebrew verbhayah "to be" and thus related to the phrase translated "I AM". Show the relational aspect of God.-YHWH-Elohim: LORD GOD

How are relationships key to the creation account?
-It

What do we know about the world in which Adam first appeared?
It had a temperate climate-Adam/Eve had a vegetarian diet-Adam/Eve did not fight weeds, thorns, and thistles-Adam/Eve had a close relationship with God-Adam/Eve had a close relationship with God-Adam/Eve managed only a small portion of the globe

What does it mean to say that humankind was created in the image of God?
-Pertains to male/female and are spiritual beings.

What is the difference between soul and spirit? Why is that important?

What are some implications of humanity's broken relationship with God?
Death of spirit-Guilt/Shame-Fear of God replaced openness and trust

What are some implications of humanity's broken relationship with humankind?
Eve's pains greatly increase in childbearing (physical/emotional) and her desire will be for her husband.

What are some implications of humanity's broken relationship with self?
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