Elementary 1 test

**Basics of the Bible:**
1. Who created heaven, earth, and all creation? What kind of entity is the creator? What kind of entity is the devil?
2. Explain in one word gave us true religion (e, who is the founder of true religion) and whose will is encompassed in true religion. To whom was true religion given? Why was it given? Who is the author of the Bible? How many people did the author use to record the Bible? How many books, chapters, verses are in the Old Testament? How many books, chapters, and verses are in the New Testament?
3. Give seven pastors whom God appointed from Adam's time to the time of Revelation in order. Categorize biblical history into eight periods in sequential order. For the times of (A) 1 the exodus and (B) Jesus' first coming, who made a promise to whom and who came to whom to fulfill that promise? Who is the promised pastor who fulfills the prophecies in the New Testament? Be sure to include a reference. Give the time period that corresponds to (D) the time of Moses, (E) the time of Jesus' first coming, and (F) the time of Jesus' second coming. Be sure to include a reference for each time period. Who came prior to the pastor speaking on behalf of God in each of these generations: (A) the time of the fulfillment of the prophecies given to Abraham, (B) the time of the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies, and (C) the time of the fulfillment of the New Testament prophecies? What is the role these who came before played? Jesus came according to the prophecies of the Old Testament. Give five representative references respectively from the Old Testament prophecies regarding Jesus and five references from the New Testament regarding their physical fulfillment.
4. Give the four categories into which the contents of the Bible can be divided. Into how many categories can the prophecies of the Bible be divided? What are those categories? To whom must the prophecies be made known?
5. In general, how many kinds of gods does the Bible mention? Into how many categories can the believers who belong to these gods be divided? Give five Bible references that explain the differences between God's offspring and ordinary people.
6. The Bible divides both the spiritual and physical worlds into two types of kingdoms. What are those two types? Which two groups have been fighting all the battles throughout the 6,000 years of biblical history?
7. Give the three conditions people must meet for their sins to be forgiven. Be sure to include references.
8. What is the biblical meaning of Israel? What evidence proves that a person has become Israel? What are the three types of Israel that appear in the Bible according to their biblical eras?

**Introductory Level (Figurative Language):**
1. Give two reasons Jesus spoke figuratively. Explain the differences between those who understand the figurative language and those who do not.
2. What parables about heaven from Mt 137?
3. How many types of spiritual trees are there in the Bible? How many kinds of birds perch in those trees? What does each of these types of birds represent? Who sowed the good seed and who sowed the weeds? What do the fruits born of each kind of seed represent?
4. Give the true meaning for each figurative term: (A) farmer, field, (B) seed, tree, (C) branch, leaf, fruit, (D) bird, weeds.

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