Sunday School Quiz – 21st June 2020

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Perhaps you should have another go!

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#1 Have you watched this week’s lesson?

It’s definitely a good idea to watch the lesson first!

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#2 What was the name of Joseph’s youngest brother?

Benjamin was Joseph’s youngest brother and loved very dearly by their father Jacob.

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#3 When the silver cup was found in Benjamin’s sack, Joseph said that Benjamin must now be his slave. When he heard this, Judah said that he would …

Judah was now very sorry for all the wicked things they had done to Joseph. Now, he was willing to suffer harm himself, so that Benjamin could go home to his father.

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#4 Why did Joseph weep?

Joseph loved his brothers, and when he saw them, he was so full of joy that he could not help weeping.

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#5 Why were the brothers afraid of Joseph?

Joseph was a very kind man. The problem was that the brothers knew that they had done him a great wrong many years ago, and they deserved to be punished.

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#6 What did Joseph believe about everything that had happened to him?

God sent Joseph to Egypt, in His wonderful plan. The brothers meant to do Joseph harm, but God over-ruled for good.

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#7 What does a Christian think about their life?

If we are a Christian, we know that God will look after us throughout our lives. God is in charge, and He will see to it that the even the hard things will turn out to be for our good.

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#8 What happened to Jacob and all the brothers?

Joseph made sure that they all came to Egypt, and he looked after them all.

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#9 This was a ‘happy ending’ for Joseph and all his family. A Christian knows that they have a ‘happy ending’ too. What does this mean?

Life is sometimes difficult, but a Christian knows that they have the Lord Jesus as their friend, and they have a place in Heaven to be with him forever.

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Bible Class Quiz – 14th June 2020

For this quiz you will need to have your Bible open at Genesis chapter 41. Work out which verse is described by each statement and fill in each answer with the verse number. At the end, add up all the verse numbers to get the final answer.

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Sunday School Quiz – 14th June 2020

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Well done! Joseph’s brothers really were sorry for the way they had treated him many years before their meeting in Egypt. Have you told the Lord that you are truly sorry for the sins that you are guilty of? If you haven’t yet then you must do so – you must repent – today.

Perhaps you could have another go! Joseph’s brothers really were sorry for the way they had treated him many years before their meeting in Egypt. Have you told the Lord that you are truly sorry for the sins that you are guilty of? If you haven’t yet then you must do so – you must repent – today.

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#1 Have you watched the lesson?

It’s definitely easier to answer the questions if you have!

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#2 In today’s lesson we heard about a dream that Pharaoh had. What animals appeared in Pharaoh’s dream?

There were 7 fat cows that were eaten by 7 thin ones. Later, he had another dream about 7 full ears of corn which were eaten by 7 withered ones. When Pharaoh woke up he was very confused and frightened. He knew that the dreams were not ordinary dreams and that they had a meaning.

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#3 How was Joseph able to interpret dreams?

It was God Who gave Joseph the meaning of Pharaoh’s dreams.

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#4 What did Pharaoh’s dream mean?

After 7 years of great plenty a famine would come and last for 7 more years.

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#5 Pharaoh’s dream was there to warn him so that he could be prepared for the famine. How does the Lord God warn us of the day of judgement so that we can be prepared?

God has given us the Bible which contains everything we need to know. It tells us how we can be saved from the punishment that we deserve for our sinful lives so that on the Day of Judgement we will be taken by the Lord Jesus to Heaven.

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#6 When the famine came Joseph’s brothers came before him to buy grain. Joseph decided to test his brothers. What did he ask them to do?

Benjamin had stayed at home with his father Jacob. Joseph wanted to see him as well as test his brothers.

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#7 Why did Joseph decide to test his brothers?

Joseph wanted to know if his brothers had changed since they sold him into slavery and told his father he had been killed. If they treated Benjamin the same way as they treated him, then he would know that they were not really sorry.

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#8 All the while Joseph was testing his brothers he struggled to contain his love for them. He kept having to rush out of the room! How long ago did Jesus’ love for His children begin?

Jesus’ love for His children never had a beginning! He has always loved them, even before the world was created. It was this eternal, infinite love that brought Him into the world and led Him to the cross, and it was this love that kept Him suffering on the cross until all of His children’s sins had been dealt with and paid for. What a Saviour!

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Sunday School Quiz – 7th June 2020

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Well done!

Bible verse: “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord.” Isaiah ch. 55 v. 8

Oh dear. Do you want another go?!

Bible verse: “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord.” Isaiah ch. 55 v. 8

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#1 Have you watched this week’s lesson?

We hope you listened well and that you understood it well by concentrating.

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#2 Why did Joseph’s brothers try to kill Joseph and then sell him into slavery?

Jacob loved his son Joseph more than his other sons and this made them jealous of Joseph.

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#3 Who was Potiphar?

Potiphar was a captain in Pharaoh, the King of Egypt’s army. He was in charge of many soldiers and was a powerful and highly respected man.

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#4 What did Potiphar think of Joseph?

Potiphar greatly respected Joseph because Joseph, with the Lord’s help, proved himself to be an honest, hardworking and trustworthy man. Potiphar gave Joseph many important duties, far beyond what slaves would normally do.

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#5 Why was Joseph not disheartened about being a slave?

Joseph loved God and knew that God was with him through all his difficult times. God loved and looked after Joseph and used all the events in Joseph’s life to glorify Himself.

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#6 What item did Joseph leave when he fled Potiphar’s wife?

Potifar’s wife grabbed Joseph’s by his garment but Joseph fled quickly leaving the clothing in the woman’s hand. He fled from the temptation to sin against the God he loved.

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#7 Why was Joseph respected in Prison?

Joseph was an honest, hardworking and could be totally trusted. He was an example of how a Christian should be. A Christian should love his neighbour and do good to them.

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#8 Why were Pharaoh’s butler and baker put in prison?

The butler and baker had somehow offended Pharaoh and he was very angry with them and wanted them punished.

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#9 Why was Joseph the only one able to interpret the dreams for the butler and baker?

The dreams were given to the butler and baker by Almighty God. Only one of God’s people could be given the knowledge to interpret the dreams. Joseph was shown by God what the dreams meant so that God’s plan could happen.

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#10 Joseph went through many hard and difficult times but remained happy and content throughout. Why was this?

God always comforts Christians and even when they go through difficult times God is always with them and gives them peace and joy in their hearts.

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Sunday School Quiz – 31st May 2020

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Well done! One final question: have you got Joseph’s hope and confidence?

Not so good 😢 One final question: have you got Joseph’s hope and confidence?

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#1 Have you watched this week’s lesson?

It’s always a good idea!

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#2 Jacob had returned to live in the land promised by God to his family. What is the name of the promised land?

At the time the land was called Canaan. In years to come it would be known as Israel, named after Jacob whom God had called Israel, meaning ‘prince with God.

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#3 Jacob had 12 sons; who was his favourite son?

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#4 Why was Joseph the favourite son of Jacob?

Joseph was the son of Jacob’s old age and the son of his dear wife Rachel. But Joseph was also a boy who loved the Lord, and this was very precious to Jacob too.

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#5 How did Jacob show his favouritism for Joseph?

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#6 Joseph had a dream about harvest time, when he and his 11 brothers were tying up sheaves, bundles of corn. What happened to the sheaves?

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#7 How did Joseph’s brothers react when he told them about the dream?

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#8 In Joseph’s second dream, the sun and the moon and 11 stars bowed down to Joseph. He told his family about the dream: how did his father, Jacob, respond?

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#9 Why did Joseph tell his family about his dreams?

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#10 Joseph’s brothers were angry and envious because of the dreams and because Joseph was their father’s favourite. One day they were out feeding their father’s sheep and saw Joseph, a long way off coming to meet them. They made a plan, what was it?

Their first plan was to kill him, hide his body and pretend a wild animal had done it. However, Reuben, Joseph’s oldest brother, didn’t want to kill Joseph and persuaded the others to throw him in the pit instead. He planned to rescue Joseph later, but before he could, they saw the merchants passing and Judah had the idea of selling Joseph and making some easy money.

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#11 God had a plan for Joseph, even though Joseph didn’t know what the plan was, and he must have been very frightened by his brothers’ actions, being sold as a slave and heading for a foreign country. What comfort and assurance did Joseph have?

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Codeword – 24th May 2020





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What did the Lord say to Jacob?

(you can find this in Genesis 32)

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Sunday School Quiz – 24th May 2020

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Bible verse: “And he said, Let me go, for the day breaketh. And he said, I will not let thee go, except thou bless me.” Genesis ch 32 vs 26

You could have done better!

Bible verse: “And he said, Let me go, for the day breaketh. And he said, I will not let thee go, except thou bless me.” Genesis ch 32 vs 26

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#1 Have you watched the lesson?

It’s always easier to answer the questions if you’ve watched the lesson first!

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#2 Why did Jacob move away from his family home?

Esau wanted to kill Jacob because he had taken away his birthright by deception.

#3 Why did Jacob have concerns about meeting Esau and his 400 armed men?

Jacob thought that Esau was still very angry with him after he had taken his birthright from him many years before and was worried that he might kill him and his family.

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#4 Why did Jacob split his family into two different groups before he met Esau?

Jacob was concerned that if Esau attacked him and his family they would all be killed and none of his family would survive. By splitting into two groups it gave them a better chance of some of them surviving. He placed his closest family members at the back of the group to help protect them.

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#5 Why did Jacob prepare gifts for Esau?

Jacob thought that by giving Esau lots of gifts this would soften Esau’s heart and make him less angry with him.

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#6 What did Jacob pray to God for?

Jacob acknowledged before Almighty God that he was an unworthy sinner. He also reminded God that He had promised to make him a great nation and that God always does what He promises. He also pleaded with God to deliver him from his brother’s anger. God answered his prayer.

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#7 Jacob wrestled with God in prayer. What does it mean to ‘wrestle’ in prayer?

True prayer is a heartfelt pleading with God, to praise Him and acknowledge that we are unworthy sinners and to bring all our burdens to him and ask him to help us.

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#8 How was Jacob’s thigh put out of joint during the prayer?

Jacob was wrestling with the Lord God who came in the form of an Angel. God did this to Jacob to show that He is all powerful, but also to serve as a reminder to Jacob for the rest of his life how the Lord had blessed him in that prayer for prevailing with Him.

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#9 What happened when Esau met Jacob?

The Lord gave Esau a heart to love his brother Jacob and much to Jacob’s surprise Esau greeted him with much love and joy.

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Sunday School Quiz – 17th May 2020

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#1 Have you watched the lesson?!

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#2 Jacob had followed his mother’s plan to trick Isaac, his father, into giving him the family inheritance, instead of Esau, his older brother. What did Esau do?

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#3 What did Rebekah tell Jacob to do when she heard Esau’s plan?

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#4 Why did Jacob trick his father to get the inheritance?

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#5 Jacob set out to his uncle’s house, but it was a long way and he had to sleep out in the open overnight. What did he use for a pillow?

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#6 While Jacob was asleep he had a dream. What did he see in his dream?

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#7 The Lord God also spoke to Jacob in his dream. What did he say?

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#8 God spoke to Jacob in a dream. How does He speak to us today?

Before the Bible was complete God spoke to people in a number of ways. Now that the Bible is complete, that is how He speaks to the world in our days.

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#9 The ladder that Jacob saw in his dream connected the Earth with Heaven, where God is. We can’t climb a ladder to Heaven, so how can we get there?

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#10 When Jacob woke up, what happened?

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