A) The fall of man B) The Tower of Babel C) The creation of angels D) The flood of Noah
A) Augustine of Hippo B) George Smith C) Iblis D) Adam
A) They were actually apples B) They were made of gold C) Everything that God created was good D) They were blessed by angels
A) The disobedience of Adam and Eve B) The deception by the serpent C) The creation of the tree D) The eating of wheat
A) Immortality and wisdom B) Sin and guilt C) Knowledge and gnosis D) Angelic status
A) An apple B) Barley C) A fig D) Wheat
A) Central Asia B) Mesopotamia C) Babylonia D) Jerusalem
A) vitus and vita B) mālum and malum C) malus and bonus D) poma and poena
A) Apple B) Tree C) Evil D) Garden
A) Snake B) Disobedience C) Apple D) Evil
A) No B) Yes C) Only in Genesis D) Only in Revelation
A) Entirely positive or even sacred B) As an ordinary bush C) As a symbol of absolute evil D) As a poisonous plant
A) The archons B) The aeons C) An instructor D) God
A) It was actually an apple B) They would die after tasting it C) They would become angels D) It would give them eternal sleep
A) A serpent B) An archon C) An instructor D) Iblis
A) Destruction B) The fall of man C) Immortality alone D) Salvation
A) Quran Al-A'raf B) Genesis and Exodus C) On the Origin of the World and the Secret Book of John D) The Book of Revelation
A) Manichaeism B) Shia Islam C) Western Christianity D) Sunni Islam
A) Adam B) Augustine C) George Smith D) Jesus
A) The tree B) The apple tree C) The sacred bush D) The tree of knowledge of good and evil
A) The tree of knowledge B) The tree of immortality C) The tree of salvation D) The forbidden apple
A) They would die immediately B) They would become angels or immortal C) The fruit was poisonous D) They would lose their clothes
A) They turned into angels B) They gained gnosis C) They inherited original sin D) Their nakedness appeared to them
A) Sewed together leaves from the Garden B) Made garments of wool C) Asked God for clothes D) Used animal skins
A) As a total fall B) As original sin C) As an unforgivable crime D) As a 'slip'
A) They were cast out forever without hope B) They were forced to eat wheat C) They were turned into stones D) They were forgiven
A) A fig B) An apple C) Unspecified D) Wheat or barley
A) Mesopotamia B) The Pleroma C) Heavenly Jerusalem D) The Garden
A) Their immortality B) Their garments C) Their innocence D) Their gnosis
A) Akkadian serpent seal B) Adam and Eve cylinder seal C) Babylonian tree seal D) Mesopotamian creation seal
A) Post-Akkadian periods in Mesopotamia B) Gnostic manuscript era C) First century Roman period D) Islamic medieval period
A) 1st century CE B) 23rd – 22nd century BCE C) 5th century BCE D) 10th century CE
A) Augustine of Hippo B) The British Museum C) Iblis D) George Smith
A) The Gnostic savior narrative B) The Islamic concept of wheat C) The Latin pun on mālum D) The fall of man account was known in early times of Babylonia
A) The Pleroma B) The University of Mesopotamia C) The British Museum D) The Vatican
A) An archon deceiving an instructor B) Adam and Eve sewing leaves together C) A male deity being worshipped by a woman D) Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit
A) A stalk of wheat B) An etrog C) A fig tree D) A grape vine
A) The Torah B) The yetzer hara C) The beirurim D) The shechinah
A) Beirurim B) Cheit Eitz HaDa'at C) Shechinah D) Yetzer hara
A) Proverbs 30:6 B) Yetzer hara C) Beirurim D) Cheit Eitz HaDa'at
A) Three B) One C) Two D) Seven
A) God B) An angel C) A serpent D) Adam
A) Hyperbole B) Merism C) Metaphor D) Alliteration
A) Up-down B) Evil-good C) Dark-light D) Night-day
A) A physical object B) A divine command C) A moral concept D) A historical event
A) Giving blessings B) Making prophecies C) Naming newborns D) Issuing death sentences
A) Sexual knowledge B) Wisdom C) Omniscience D) Agricultural skill
A) Robert Alter B) Nathan French C) Moses D) Adam
A) Speaking all languages B) Wielding ultimate power C) Building civilizations D) Understanding nature |