Match the following. 1. tower built by pride of man Moses
2. survived the Flood David
3. God said all peoples would be blessed through him Babel
4. received the Law of God Abraham
5. helped Israelites in Canaan when they cried out to God judges
6. a king of Israel Jeremiah
7. kept hope alive for the future Savior Noah
8. received promise of a new covenant prophets

1. tower built by pride = Babel

2. survived the flood = Noah

3. God said all people would be blessed through = Abraham

4. received the Law of God = Moses

5. helped Israelites in Canaan when they cried out to God = Judges

6. a king of Israel = David

7. kept hope alive for the future Savior = prophets

8. received promise of a new covenant = Jeremiah

Explanation:

1. The tower of Babel was considered built by pride because it was meant to be built so tall in order to reach the heavens.

2. Noah tried to save the people from their sins, but they didn't listen. In the end, it was only Noah and his family who survived the great flood by building an ark.

3. "Abraham" is the Father of Many Nations. God told Abraham that all his descendants will be blessed (in the book of Genesis) because he was obedient.

4. Moses, a prince of Egypt, helped the Jews to gain freedom from slavery in Egypt. In the book of Exodus, Moses received the "Law of God."

5. The judges were sent by God in order to help people repent their sins and deliver them. The judges were: Othniel, Shamgar, Samson, Ehud, Deborah, Gideon, Tola, Jair, Jephthah, Elon, Abdon and Ibzan.

6. David was famous for killing the giant, Goliath. From being a shepherd, he became a King and was very good in battles.

7. The prophets were divided into two: major prophets and minor prophets. Their role was to let the people know that the Savior was coming to save people from all sins.

8. The "New Covenant" is mentioned in the book of Jeremiah (Jeremiah 31:31-34).

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