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30 GOD PROMISES MAN A REDEEMER SELF-TEST
Before leaving Unit One, test yourself with the following exer­ cises. Check your work.
I. Be able to tell the story contained in each section of Unit
II. Relate the important facts about the chief characters found this Unit.
One.
III. Prepare for your notebook:
(a) What this Unit teaches about God.
1. The Trinity. Give the quotations that prove the Trinity of God.
2. The Attributes of God. List the incidents that prove His Holiness, His Omnipotence, His Omniscience, His Wisdom, His Justice, His Mercy.
(b) What this Unit teaches about the world. Give quotations that show:
1. How the world came to be.
2. How the world was when it was rst created. 3. What sin brought into the world.
(c) What this Unit teaches about man. Show:
1. That man consists of soul and body.
2. That he is the most excellent of God's creatures on
earth.
3. That he is the master of God's creation. 4. His sin and punishment.
5. The e ects of Adam's sin.
(d) What this Unit teaches about the Redeemer.
1. What prophecy of the Redeemer is given in this Unit? 2. What is meant by a type? a gure?
3. In what way were Adam, Abel, and Noe types of the
Redeemer; Eve a type of the Blessed Virgin; the Tree
of Life a type of the Blessed Sacrament.
(e) What this Unit teaches concerning the duties of man.
1. What do the incidents of the Unit teach concerning our duties: (i) towards God; (ii) towards our neigh­ bors; (iii) towards self.
IV. Tell the story of Adam's happy life in Paradise as he probably told it to his children.
V. Collect pictures which tell the stories contained in Unit One.
VI. Prepare for your notebook an explanation of the following: 1. How people came to be heathens.
2. Why their great sin was called idolatry.
3. What the sin of Adam and Eve brought upon the human
race.