The document contains a series of questions about the biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. It discusses how God promised Abraham that one of his descendants would be the Messiah. It also covers how Abraham obeyed God and was willing to sacrifice his son Isaac because he had absolute faith in God's goodness and believed God could raise Isaac from the dead. The story is presented as an illustration of coming to God through faith and believing His word despite the difficulties.

1. Stranger on the
Road to
Emmaus
Chapter 6

2. Abraham
• Through the promises God gave to Abram, God
was telling Abram that one of his descendants
would be THE ANOINTED ONE. True or False?
• Cross out the incorrect answer: God said that
because of Abram’s [respect for / confidence in]
God, righteousness was [credited to / debited from]
Abram’s account, offsetting his [sin-debt / bad
luck].

3. Abraham
• When God looked at Abram, He saw him as
___________ because he believed God, offering the
blood sacrifice as an atonement-covering for his sin.
A. Happy B. Righteous C. Upset
• Abram found that to gain a righteousness equal to
God’s righteousness all he had to do was trust the
Lord, and God provided it. True or False?

4. Belief
• Genuine faith is built on
A. facts. B. the way you feel.
• The meaningfulness of one’s faith is determined not
by the amount of faith you exercise but rather in
whom you are placing your trust and confidence.
True or False?
• Abram’s obedience was an attempt to prove to
God and to others the genuineness of his faith.
True or False?

5. Isaac
• Abraham had learned that God was utterly
trustworthy, so he did just as God requested. He
had ___________ in God’s goodness.
A. faltering hope B. absolute faith C. little belief
• Though Isaac was Abraham’s promised son,
Abraham obeyed the Lord because he was
convinced that God could choose to raise Isaac
from the dead. True or False?

6. Isaac
• Even though God had intervened and told
Abraham not to kill Isaac, there still was a death in
his place. God provided a ________________. It was
God’s idea.
• The ram was offered as an acceptable—or
perfect—sacrifice in Isaac’s place. The ram was
Isaac’s A. Friend. B. pet. C. substitute.
• This story is a vivid illustration of two people coming
to God in God’s way, believing that His Word was
true. True or False?

7. Isaac
• God was giving Abraham another lesson about His
character. God tested Abraham by commanding
him to take his only son and sacrifice him on an
altar to show him
A. That He could be appeased through child
sacrifice.
B. That He was an angry God.
C. Truths concerning judgment, faith and
deliverance through a substitute.

8. Isaac
• Match the best sentences
below.
___A. Just as Isaac was under
God’s direct order to die,
___B. God did intervene.
___C. An innocent animal died
___D. Just as Abel had offered a
sacrifice to die in his place,
___E. Just as God viewed Abel’s
sacrifice as acceptable,
1. God provided a substitute.
2. so God saw fit to provide a ram
as an acceptable sacrifice in
Isaac’s place.
3. so all mankind is under the
sentence of death.
4. so the ram had died in Isaac’s
place.
5. in man’s place.