Creation Covenant

2. A place where heaven and earth meet and God dwells among his people.
3. The great blessing of God dwelling with his people in covenant fellowship.
4. Revelation 21–22 describes this final reality in which the curse and death are removed.
8. The loss of sacred space and separation from God’s presence following humanity’s rebellion.
10. Humanity’s calling to exercise rule over creation under God’s authority.
11. The faithful response required from Adam under God’s command and authority.
12. God’s sovereign rule over creation, represented by humanity under his authority.
15. The biblical movement toward renewed fellowship with God and recovered access to his presence.
16. This title identifies Adam as humanity’s representative in its relationship with God.
18. The tearing of the temple veil symbolizes renewed access to God through this covenant.
19. Jesus succeeds where Adam failed and is presented as the true and ________.
21. Eden understood as the first sanctuary where humanity lived before God in perfect fellowship.
22. This Edenic feature reappears in Revelation’s description of the new creation.

1. God commanded Adam and Eve to never eat of the tree of ___________________________.
5. Adam’s role as the person who stood before God on behalf of humanity.
6. A set-apart place associated with God’s presence, holiness, worship, and covenant fellowship.
7. According to Genesis 2:15, Adam was placed in the garden to do these two things.
9. More than humanity’s first address, this garden introduces covenant, kingdom, worship, and God’s presence.
13. Adam’s combined responsibility of serving before God and representing God’s rule.
14. A solemn relationship ordered by God that involves blessing, commands, responsibility, and obedience.
16. These heavenly beings guarded sacred space after humanity was expelled from Eden.
17. Humanity’s first man and covenant representative before God in Eden.
20. These tabernacle and temple objects resembled trees and recalled Edenic imagery.