1. The Hebrew word "Awdam" (Adam) is thought to be derived from the Hebrew word for rust-red clay, or dirt.

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2. The Hebrew word "Awdam" (Adam) is used in the Scriptures generically for all of mankind.

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3. Adam is described in the Scriptures as a "liar, and the father of it."

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4. When Satan lied to Eve, he told her that if she ate of the fruit of the tree "in the midst of the garden," she would "be as Elohim."

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5. When Adam sinned by eating of the fruit of the tree "of the knowledge of good and evil," Yahweh told him that he was taken out of the soil, would till the soil, and would return to the soil out of which he was made.

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6. In 1 Corinthians, chapter 2, Paul explained that spiritual understanding is given to Yahweh's people by the gift of His spirit placed within us.

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7. In 1 Corinthians, chapter 2, Paul makes clear that human reasoning alone can be used to gain an understanding of Scriptural truths.

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8. In his dialogues, the Greek philosopher, Plato sought to convince his readers through human reasoning of the natural immortality of the human "soul."

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9. Throughout the new covenant Scriptures, Paul places reward and punishment in the distant future, at the return of Yahshua and the "Day of Yahweh."

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10. Throughout the new covenant Scriptures, Paul places reward and punishment at the moment of our deaths, when we receive our reward in heaven or punishment in hell.

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11. The derivation of the Hebrew name Awdam (Adam) suggests that:

Adam had a spark of the "divine" in him.
Yahweh breathed into Adam a part of His spiritual essence.
Man was created from earthly materials such as dust and clay.
All the earth was alive with the spirit of Yahweh.

12. While in the garden, Yahweh taught our first parents that if they ate of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil they would:

surely die.
not surely die.
become as He was, "knowing good and evil."
ingest immortality and gain an immortal soul.

13. From the additional Scriptural uses of the same Hebrew word that was used for "dust" in Genesis 2:7, it is clear that the dust Adam was made of was:

a special, spirit dust.
the common dirt of the ground.
household dust.
vulcanic dust.

14. The dust from which Adam was taken is the Hebrew word for "ground" used in Genesis 2:7 and is called?

The same ground in which trees grow.
The same ground out of which Yahweh formed other land animals and birds.
The same ground Adam was told he would till for his livelihood.
All of the above.

15. The Hebrew word for "life" used in Genesis 2:7, in the phrase "the breath of life" refers to:

The same Hebrew word for life possessed by the birds of the air.
The same Hebrew word for life possessed by sea creatures.
The same Hebrew word for life possessed by cattle and other land animals.
The same Hebrew word for life possessed by insects.
All of the above.

16. The Hebrew word for "soul" used in Genesis 2:7, in the phrase "a living soul" refers to:

The same Hebrew word used for birds of the air.
The same Hebrew word used for sea creatures.
The same Hebrew word used for cattle and other land animals.
The same Hebrew word used for insects.
All of the above.

17. The Scriptures indicate that the dead:

Still worship Yahweh while they are in the grave.
Still labor in "hell" as punishment for their sins.
Are conscious of the activities of the living.
None of the above.

18. The Scriptures indicate that the unrepentant wicked:

Are burnt up into smoke and ashes.
Are tormented eternally in the fires of hell.
Are left without root or branch.
Only a and c are true.

19. As quoted in the evangels, Yahshua stated that eternal life:

Was a gift He had the power to give to His sheep.
Was only available to those who believe in Him.
Would only be available to those who kept the commandments.
Would only be given to those who obey Him.
All of the above.

20. In the book of Acts, Paul testified that the doctrine he was on trial for was:

His belief in the immortality of the soul
His claim that Yahshua was the Messiah.
His desire for immortal reward with Yahshua in heaven.
His belief in the resurrection of the dead.

When completed, please review and submit. You will receive your graded paper back. After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 15.