2.2 & 2.3 Review Crossword 22-23
Across
- 5. The first man and woman’s rebellion against God resulted in selfishness and suspicion, messed up relationships, a world filled with _________. [Hint: starts with “V”]
- 6. The first man and woman start believing that God is lying to them. They believe that defining their own truth won’t kill them--they believe it will give them _______________. Instead
- 8. According to the Bible, God created a beautiful and orderly world out of darkness and chaos and gave the first man and woman the job of creating more ____________ and order by harnessing creation’s potential.
- 9. The first man and woman could have found real freedom by ________________ God’s knowledge of good and evil.
- 11. Jesus faced evil and _______________ its power.
- 12. According to the Bible, the first man and woman were called to _______ the world as God’s representatives.
- 15. [God created the world good.] We can summarize this part of the biblical metanarrative with the word ___________.
- 16. The Bible claims that Jesus was actually God, who had become __________ and come to do what humans couldn’t do for themselves.
- 17. [God offers redemption through Jesus, and He is in the process of restoring his creation to its original purpose.] We can summarize this part of the biblical metanarrative with the word ___________.
- 18. The leader promised by God would ______________ peoples hearts and minds so that they could make the right choice.
- 19. The Bible claims that Jesus came to take the ____________ of our evil onto himself.
- 21. The first man and woman had a choice: they could ________ with God or try to seize power for themselves.
- 22. [God’s good creation is corrupted because of human sin and rebellion.] We can summarize this part of the biblical metanarrative with the word ___________.
- 24. In Jesus, sacrificial love proves to be more powerful than _____ itself.
- 25. Like the first man and woman, their descendants chose to ____________ evil as good.
Down
- 1. The Bible is the story of what God is doing to _________ Himself by redeeming His fallen creation.
- 2. The Bible as a whole and Jesus himself claim that biblical Christianity tells the only ______ master story.
- 3. Jesus taught that God’s kingdom was an upside down kingdom, where real power is found in _____________________ [two words, but don’t leave a space between them]
- 4. The “Redemption/Restoration” part of the Bible’s metanarrative lets us know this about anything God put in this world: No matter how messed up it is, it can be __________ to its original purpose by Christ.
- 7. The Bible tells a powerful master story about the world. A master story like this is also known as a _______________.
- 10. The “Creation” part of the Bible’s metanarrative lets us know that anything God put in this world is fundamentally ________ because God created it.
- 13. God sent prophets to warn people about the consequences of rebellion…and to promise that God would send a new leader to __________ for their sin and failures.
- 14. Even though God gives them individual help and _______________, the man and woman’s descendants still choose to redefine good and evil on their own terms apart from God.
- 19. Jesus of Nazareth claimed that all of the Bibles stories were about him and that he had come to ______________ all of those stories and all of those promises.
- 20. At the Bible’s end, the writers speak of a future day when Jesus returns and rights all the wrongs, eradicates evil, and __________ heaven and earth.
- 21. Those who choose the way of Jesus are able to live in a different way, loving and forgiving others, because they are filled with God’s own _______ and because they have experienced these things themselves.
- 23. Jesus taught that God’s kingdom was an upside down kingdom, where those ruled would be those who ____ the poor (and even their own enemies!).
- 24. God warned the first man and woman that trying to __________ good and evil for themselves would end up killing them.
- 26. The first man and woman encounter a mysterious creature who gets them to _________ the truth of God’s words.