Genesis Chapter 15 Quiz

1. In Genesis 15, what did God promise Abram concerning his descendants?

a) They would be as numerous as the stars.
b) They would inherit the land of Egypt.
c) They would become kings of the nations.

2. How did God illustrate the promise to Abram about his descendants in Genesis 15?

a) Through a burning bush.
b) Through a smoking fire pot and a flaming torch.
c) Through a rainbow.

3. What did God tell Abram about his own descendants in Genesis 15?

a) That he would have many sons.
b) That he would live to see his descendants.
c) That he would not have any descendants.

4. What did Abram believe, and God counted it to him as righteousness in Genesis 15?

a) That he would become wealthy.
b) That God would give him a new name.
c) The promise God made about his descendants.

5. What did God reveal to Abram about the future of his descendants in Genesis 15?

a) They would be enslaved and oppressed in a foreign land.
b) They would be kings of the nations.
c) They would face no challenges.

6. What animals did Abram use to make a covenant with God in Genesis 15?

a) Sheep and goats.
b) Cows, goats, and birds.
c) Bulls and doves.

7. What did the smoking fire pot and flaming torch symbolize in Genesis 15?

a) God's anger.
b) God's presence and protection.
c) God's judgment.

8. How long did God tell Abram that his descendants would be strangers in a land that is not theirs in Genesis 15?

a) 40 years.
b) 100 years.
c) 400 years.

9. What did God say He would do to the nation that enslaved Abram's descendants in Genesis 15?

a) Punish them with famine.
b) Execute judgment on them.
c) Bless them with prosperity.

10. How did God confirm the promise of the land to Abram in Genesis 15?

a) He gave Abram a deed to the land.
b) He made a covenant with Abram through the animals.
c) He showed Abram a vision of the land.