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Jacob: Faith & Virtue Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
1. Jacob’s twin brother was named _______________.
2. Jacob used _______________ to trick his father Isaac into giving him Esau’s blessing.
3. Jacob dreamed of a _______________ reaching up to heaven at Bethel.
4. Jacob was deceived into marrying _______________ before Rachel.
5. Jacob worked a total of _______________ years to marry Rachel.
6. After wrestling with God, Jacob’s name was changed to _______________.
7. Jacob gave Esau a bowl of _______________ in exchange for the birthright.
8. Jacob’s father was _______________.
9. Jacob had _______________ sons who became the tribes of Israel.
10. _______________ was the son Jacob loved most and was sold into slavery.
11. Jacob used striped _______________ to help his flocks multiply.
12. Jacob named the place where he wrestled with God _______________, meaning “face of God.”
13. Jacob’s youngest son was named _______________.
14. Jacob bowed _______________ times to Esau when they reunited.
15. After returning to Canaan, Jacob settled in _______________.
## ✅ Answer Key with Scripture References
1. **Esau** – *Genesis 25:25–26*
2. **Goat skins** – *Genesis 27:16*
3. **A ladder** – *Genesis 28:12*
4. **Leah** – *Genesis 29:25*
5. **14 years** – *Genesis 29:20–28*
6. **Israel** – *Genesis 32:28*
7. **Lentil stew** – *Genesis 25:34*
8. **Isaac** – *Genesis 25:19*
9. **12** – *Genesis 35:22–26*
10. **Joseph** – *Genesis 37:28*
11. **Sticks** – *Genesis 30:37–39*
12. **Peniel** – *Genesis 32:30*
13. **Benjamin** – *Genesis 35:18*
14. **Seven** – *Genesis 33:3*
15. **Shechem** – *Genesis 33:18–19*
2 Peter 1:4-9 Written Questions for Memory Verses
1. According to 2 Peter 1:4, what has God given us to escape the corruption in the world caused by evil desires?
2. What does 2 Peter 1:4 say we may participate in through God’s promises?
3. In 2 Peter 1:5, what virtue are we instructed to add to our faith?
4. What quality should be added to virtue, as stated in 2 Peter 1:5?
5. According to 2 Peter 1:6, what should be added to knowledge?
6. What does 2 Peter 1:6 instruct us to add to self-control?
7. In 2 Peter 1:6, what should perseverance lead to?
8. According to 2 Peter 1:7, what should be added to godliness?
9. What does 2 Peter 1:7 say should be added to mutual affection?
10. In 2 Peter 1:8, what will possessing these qualities in increasing measure prevent us from being?
11. According to 2 Peter 1:8, what will these qualities make us in our knowledge of Jesus Christ?
12. What does 2 Peter 1:9 say about someone who lacks these qualities?
13. According to 2 Peter 1:9, what has the person who lacks these qualities forgotten?
14. What does 2 Peter 1:4-9 emphasize as essential for growing in faith and escaping worldly corruption?
15. How does 2 Peter 1:4-9 describe the transformation believers undergo through God’s promises?
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✅ 2 Peter 1:4–9 Answer Key with Scripture References
1. **His great and precious promises**
*"...He has given us his very great and precious promises..."*
— *2 Peter 1:4*
2. **The divine nature**
*"...so that through them you may participate in the divine nature..."*
— *2 Peter 1:4*
3. **Goodness (virtue)**
*"...make every effort to add to your faith goodness..."*
— *2 Peter 1:5*
4. **Knowledge**
*"...and to goodness, knowledge..."*
— *2 Peter 1:5*
5. **Self-control**
*"...and to knowledge, self-control..."*
— *2 Peter 1:6*
6. **Perseverance**
*"...and to self-control, perseverance..."*
— *2 Peter 1:6*
7. **Godliness**
*"...and to perseverance, godliness..."*
— *2 Peter 1:6*
8. **Mutual affection (brotherly kindness)**
*"...and to godliness, mutual affection..."*
— *2 Peter 1:7*
9. **Love**
*"...and to mutual affection, love."*
— *2 Peter 1:7*
10. **They keep you from being ineffective**
*"...they will keep you from being ineffective..."*
— *2 Peter 1:8*
11. **And unproductive in your knowledge of Jesus Christ**
*"...and unproductive in your knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ."*
— *2 Peter 1:8*
12. **They are nearsighted and blind**
*"...whoever does not have them is nearsighted and blind..."*
— *2 Peter 1:9*
13. **They have forgotten they’ve been cleansed from past sins**
*"...forgetting that they have been cleansed from their past sins."*
— *2 Peter 1:9*
14. **Spiritual growth through godly character and promises**
*Verses 4–7 detail a progression of virtues believers are urged to cultivate.*
— *2 Peter 1:4–9*
15. **From corruption to godly living through participation in the divine nature**
*"...having escaped the corruption in the world... participate in the divine nature..."*
— *2 Peter 1:4*
Everyday Experiences Questions
1. What is something kind you did for someone else recently, and how did it make you feel?
2. Can you describe a time when you had to wait patiently for something? How did you handle it?
3. What is one thing you do every day that helps you stay organized or prepared?
4. Have you ever helped a friend or family member solve a problem? What did you do?
5. What is a moment from today or yesterday that made you smile?
6. Can you think of a time when you made a mistake? What did you learn from it?
7. What is one way you show gratitude to others in your daily life?
8. Have you ever tried something new recently? How did it go?
9. What is one thing you do to relax or unwind after a busy day?
10. Can you describe a time when you worked hard to achieve a goal? How did you feel afterward?
Forgiveness Scenarios
1. **A friend accidentally breaks your favorite toy or possession.**
How would you respond? Would you forgive them, and why?
2. **Someone says something hurtful to you during an argument.**
Later, they apologize. How would you handle the situation?
3. **You borrow something from a sibling and accidentally lose it.**
How would you ask for forgiveness, and how would you feel if they forgave you?
4. **A classmate spreads a rumor about you that isn’t true.**
They admit their mistake and ask for forgiveness. What would you do?
5. **You forget to do a chore your parents asked you to complete.**
How would you approach them to apologize, and how would you feel if they forgave you?
6. **A teammate blames you for losing a game, even though it wasn’t your fault.**
Later, they realize they were wrong and apologize. How would you respond?
7. **You accidentally hurt someone’s feelings by making a joke.**
How would you ask for forgiveness, and how would you feel if they forgave you?
8. **A friend borrows money from you but forgets to pay it back.**
They apologize and promise to repay you soon. Would you forgive them?
9. **You miss an important event for a friend because you forgot about it.**
How would you ask for forgiveness, and how would you feel if they forgave you?
10. **Someone bumps into you and spills your drink, ruining your outfit.**
They apologize sincerely. How would you react, and would you forgive them?
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