Abraham Bible study worksheet with matching questions and a prompt about God's promise.

Let’s solve this matching problem step by step.

We have 8 questions/statements on the right, and 9 answer choices on the left (A–I). We need to match each question with the correct letter from the list. All answers will be used — so one answer will be left over? Wait — actually, there are 8 questions and 9 options. But the instructions say “Not all answers will be used.” So we’ll pick the best match for each of the 8 questions, leaving one option unused.

Let’s go one by one:

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Question 1: God changed Abram’s name to?

From Bible stories, we know that God changed Abram’s name to Abraham.
Looking at the options:
→ G is “Abraham” → That matches.

✔ Match: 1 → G

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Question 2: What was Abraham’s name before God changed it?

Before he was called Abraham, his name was Abram.
Option A is “Abram”.

✔ Match: 2 → A

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Question 3: Who came old and out childless to some life son with Sarah?

This sentence seems a bit messy — probably meant: “Who came old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?”
That’s Abraham again — but wait, we already used G for #1. Let’s read carefully.

Actually, the phrasing might mean: “Who was old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?” → Still Abraham.

But maybe it’s asking about Sarah? No — Sarah didn’t have a son alone; she had Isaac with Abraham.

Wait — perhaps it’s referring to Abraham again? But let’s check other options.

Hold on — maybe it’s poorly worded, but the key is: who was old and childless, then had a son with Sarah? That’s Abraham.

But we can’t use G twice. Maybe I misread.

Wait — look at option H: “100 years” — that’s how old Abraham was when Isaac was born.

Option C: “Isaac” — that’s the son.

Perhaps the question is: “Who came old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?” → The person is Abraham.

But since G is already used, maybe the test expects us to use different letters? Or maybe I made a mistake.

Wait — let’s re-read the question:
“Who came old and out childless to some life son with Sarah?”

That doesn’t make sense. Probably typo. Likely meant:
“Who was old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?” → Abraham.

But if G is taken, maybe they want “Abraham” again? But we can’t reuse.

Wait — perhaps it’s asking about Sarah? She was also old and childless. But the son was with Abraham.

Hmm.

Alternatively, maybe it’s asking: “Who was the son born to them when they were old?” → That would be Isaac → Option C.

Let me try that interpretation:
“Who came [was born] when they were old and childless, as their son with Sarah?” → That’s Isaac.

Yes! That makes more sense. The wording is awkward, but likely means: “Who was the son born to them when they were old and childless?” → Isaac.

So:

✔ Match: 3 → C (Isaac)

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Question 4: What was the name of the wilderness where God’s son with Abraham?

Again, awkward phrasing. Probably: “What was the name of the wilderness where God tested Abraham with his son?” → That’s the story of Abraham being asked to sacrifice Isaac in the land of Moriah.

But Moriah isn’t listed. Wait — options include:

D. Beersheba
E. Ishmael
F. Sarah
H. 100 years
I. 75 years
J. ??? Wait — options go up to I? Let’s check original:

Options listed:
A. Abram
B. Lord
C. Isaac
D. Beersheba
E. Ishmael
F. Sarah
G. Abraham
H. 100 years
I. 75 years

No J. So 9 options: A to I.

Back to Q4: “wilderness where God’s son with Abraham” — probably means “where God tested Abraham regarding his son”.

In Genesis 22, God tells Abraham to go to the land of Moriah, but that’s not an option.

Wait — sometimes it’s associated with Mount Moriah, but not listed.

Alternative: Maybe it’s referring to where Abraham lived or traveled?

Beersheba is a place Abraham went to later (Genesis 21), after Isaac was born.

But the testing happened in Moriah.

Wait — perhaps the question is misphrased, and it’s asking: “Where did Abraham live when he had his son?” or something else.

Another thought: Maybe “God’s son” refers to Isaac, and “with Abraham” — so where did they go together? To Moriah — still not listed.

Wait — option D is Beersheba. In Genesis 21:31-34, Abraham names the place Beersheba after making a covenant with Abimelech, and he lives there. But that’s after Isaac’s birth.

The sacrifice story is in chapter 22, location Moriah.

Since Moriah isn’t an option, perhaps the intended answer is Beersheba? But that doesn’t fit well.

Wait — let’s skip and come back.

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Question 5: What was the name of the son whom God told him to sacrifice?

Clear: God told Abraham to sacrifice Isaac.

Option C is Isaac — but we already used C for Q3? Can we reuse? Instructions say “match the correct answer”, implying one-to-one, and “not all answers will be used”, so probably no reuse.

Problem: If Q3 is Isaac, and Q5 is also Isaac, conflict.

So my earlier assumption for Q3 must be wrong.

Let’s rethink Q3.

Q3: “Who came old and out childless to some life son with Sarah?”

Perhaps it’s: “Who was old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?” → That’s Abraham.

But G is Abraham, used for Q1.

Unless... Q1 is “God changed Abram’s name to?” → Abraham → G

Q2: “What was Abraham’s name before?” → Abram → A

Q3: “Who came old and childless...” — if it’s Abraham, but G is taken, maybe they expect us to use G again? But typically matching exercises don’t reuse.

Perhaps “who” refers to Sarah? But Sarah didn’t have a son alone.

Another idea: Maybe “came” means “was born”? Like “Who was born when they were old and childless?” → Isaac.

Then Q5 is also Isaac — same issue.

Unless the test allows reuse? But instructions say “match the correct answer on the left with the question... Not all answers will be used.” It doesn’t say answers can’t be reused, but usually in such worksheets, each answer is used once.

Let’s count: 8 questions, 9 answers, so one answer unused, and each answer used at most once.

So we need unique matches.

Therefore, Q3 and Q5 can’t both be Isaac.

So for Q3, perhaps it’s not Isaac.

Let’s parse Q3 again: “Who came old and out childless to some life son with Sarah?”

Maybe it’s: “Who was old and childless, and then had a son with Sarah?” — still Abraham.

But Abraham is G, used for Q1.

Unless Q1 is not G? But it has to be.

Another possibility: Perhaps "God changed Abram's name to" is Abraham, but maybe they want the Hebrew version or something? No.

Wait — option B is "Lord" — that doesn't fit.

Perhaps for Q3, it's Sarah? But Sarah didn't have a son with herself.

Let's look at the last part: "to some life son with Sarah" — maybe "to have a son with Sarah".

So the subject is the person who had a son with Sarah — Abraham.

I think there's a mistake in my approach.

Let me list all questions clearly:

1. God changed Abram’s name to? → Abraham → G

2. What was Abraham’s name before God changed it? → Abram → A

3. Who came old and out childless to some life son with Sarah? → This is likely "Who was old and childless, then had a son with Sarah?" → Abraham, but G is taken. Unless the answer is "Abraham" and we use G for both, but that's not standard.

Perhaps "who" refers to the son? But the son wasn't old and childless.

Another interpretation: "Who came [i.e., was brought forth] when they were old and childless, as their son with Sarah?" → Isaac.

Then for Q5: "What was the name of the son whom God told him to sacrifice?" → Also Isaac.

Same problem.

Unless for Q5, it's not Isaac? But it is.

Perhaps in some contexts, but no, it's Isaac.

Let's check Q6: "And how old was Abraham's second wife named?"

Abraham's first wife was Sarah. After Sarah died, he married Keturah, but she's not listed. His concubine was Hagar, mother of Ishmael.

Option E is Ishmael — that's a son, not a wife.

Option F is Sarah — but she was the first wife.

The question says "second wife". In Genesis 25:1, Abraham took another wife named Keturah. But Keturah is not in the options.

Option E is Ishmael — not a wife.

Perhaps they consider Hagar as a wife? In some interpretations, Hagar is considered a secondary wife.

Hagar was Sarah's maidservant, and Abraham had Ishmael with her.

But is she called a wife? In Genesis 16:3, Sarai gave Hagar to Abram as a wife.

So Hagar could be considered a second wife.

But her name is not in the options. Options have E. Ishmael — which is her son.

Not matching.

Option D. Beersheba — a place.

This is confusing.

Perhaps "second wife" is a trick, and they mean Sarah, but she was first.

Another thought: After Sarah died, Abraham married Keturah, but again, not listed.

Perhaps the answer is not among them, but we have to choose.

Let's look at Q7: "How old was Abraham when he died?"

From Genesis 25:7, Abraham lived 175 years.

But 175 is not in options. Options have H. 100 years, I. 75 years.

100 years is when Isaac was born (Genesis 21:5).

75 years is when Abraham left Haran (Genesis 12:4).

When he died, he was 175.

Not listed. Problem.

Q8: "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?"

God promised them a son, and that Abraham would be father of many nations, etc.

But what answer fits? Options include B. Lord — not really.

Perhaps "a son" but not listed.

This is not working.

I think there might be typos in the worksheet, or I'm missing something.

Let me try to match based on common knowledge and available options.

List of options:
A. Abram
B. Lord
C. Isaac
D. Beersheba
E. Ishmael
F. Sarah
G. Abraham
H. 100 years
I. 75 years

Questions:

1. God changed Abram’s name to? → G. Abraham

2. What was Abraham’s name before? → A. Abram

3. Who came old and childless to have a son with Sarah? → This should be Abraham, but G is taken. Perhaps they mean the son, so C. Isaac? But Isaac wasn't old and childless.

Unless "came" means "was born", so "Who was born when they were old and childless?" → C. Isaac

4. What was the name of the wilderness where God's son with Abraham? → Probably where God tested Abraham with his son. As said, Moriah, not listed. Closest is D. Beersheba, but that's not accurate. Perhaps it's a mistake, and they mean where Abraham lived, but let's see.

In some contexts, the area is associated, but I think for school level, they might expect Beersheba, but it's not correct.

Another idea: "God's son" might refer to Isaac, and "with Abraham" — so the place where they went together for the sacrifice. Still Moriah.

Perhaps the answer is not there, but we have to choose from given.

Let's skip to Q5: What was the name of the son whom God told him to sacrifice? → C. Isaac

But if Q3 is also C, conflict.

Unless for Q3, it's F. Sarah? But Sarah didn't have a son with herself.

Perhaps "who" is Sarah, and "came old and childless" describes her, and "to have a son with Abraham" — but the grammar is poor.

Assume that for Q3, it's Sarah, as she was the one who was barren and old.

Then Q3 → F. Sarah

Then Q5 → C. Isaac

That works.

Q4: "What was the name of the wilderness where God's son with Abraham?" — still problematic.

Perhaps "where God spoke to Abraham about his son" or something.

In Genesis 22, it's in the land of Moriah, but not listed.

Option D. Beersheba — in Genesis 21, after Isaac is born, Abraham goes to Beersheba, and God appears to him there? In Genesis 21:33, Abraham planted a tamarisk tree in Beersheba and called on the name of the Lord.

But not specifically about the son.

Perhaps for Q4, it's D. Beersheba, as a place associated with Abraham and God.

Let's tentatively put D for Q4.

Q6: "And how old was Abraham's second wife named?" — this is poorly worded. Probably "What was the name of Abraham's second wife?" or "How old was Abraham's second wife?" but it says "how old was ... named", which doesn't make sense.

Likely typo: "What was the name of Abraham's second wife?"

As discussed, after Sarah, he married Keturah, not listed. Before that, Hagar, who is sometimes considered a wife.

Hagar's name is not in options, but E is Ishmael, her son.

Not matching.

Perhaps they consider Sarah as the only wife, but the question says "second wife".

Another possibility: In some traditions, but I think for this level, perhaps they mean Hagar, and the answer is not there, but option E is Ishmael, close but not the wife.

Perhaps the answer is F. Sarah, but she was first.

Let's look at Q7: "How old was Abraham when he died?" — 175, not in options. Options have H. 100 years (when Isaac born), I. 75 years (when he left Haran).

Neither is death age.

Q8: "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?" — God promised them a son, and blessings.

Option B. Lord — not really.

Perhaps "a son" but not listed.

This is difficult.

Perhaps for Q7, they mean how old when Isaac was born, which is 100, so H.

For Q6, "how old was Abraham's second wife" — but second wife's age not given, and name not clear.

Another idea: Perhaps "second wife" is a mistake, and they mean "wife", and "how old" is for Abraham, but the question is "how old was Abraham's second wife named" — nonsense.

Let's read it as: "What was the name of Abraham's second wife?" and assume it's Hagar, and since Hagar is not there, but Ishmael is her son, perhaps E.

But that's weak.

Perhaps in the context, "second wife" refers to Keturah, but not listed.

Let's try to match what we can.

From standard Bible knowledge:

- Q1: G. Abraham

- Q2: A. Abram

- Q3: If we take "who was old and childless" as Sarah, then F. Sarah

- Q4: Wilderness where God tested Abraham with son — not listed, but perhaps D. Beersheba is the closest, or maybe it's a different event.

In Genesis 21:14-19, Hagar and Ishmael are sent away, and they wander in the wilderness of Beersheba. And God hears Ishmael's cry.

So "God's son" might refer to Ishmael, as God heard him.

And "with Abraham" — but Abraham sent them away.

The wilderness of Beersheba is mentioned in Genesis 21:14.

So for Q4: "What was the name of the wilderness where God's son with Abraham?" — perhaps "where God's son [Ishmael] was with Abraham" or "where God intervened for His son".

In that case, D. Beersheba could work for Ishmael's story.

Then for Q5: son to sacrifice — Isaac, C.

Q6: "And how old was Abraham's second wife named?" — still bad.

Perhaps "What was the name of Abraham's second wife?" and if we say Hagar, but not listed, or perhaps they consider Sarah as the only, but let's see option E. Ishmael — not a wife.

Another thought: Perhaps "second wife" is a typo, and it's "son", and "how old" is for the son, but the question says "wife".

Let's look at the last part of Q6: "named?" so it's asking for a name.

So "What was the name of Abraham's second wife?"

Since Keturah is not there, and Hagar is not there, but E is Ishmael, perhaps it's a mistake, and they mean the son of the second wife or something.

Perhaps in some curricula, they teach that Hagar is the second wife, and her name is not given, but Ishmael is associated.

I think for the sake of completing, let's assume that for Q6, it's E. Ishmael, as the son of the second wife, but that's stretching.

Q7: "How old was Abraham when he died?" — 175, not there. But perhaps they mean when he had Isaac, 100, so H.

Q8: "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?" — God promised them a son, and that Abraham would be father of many nations. Option B. Lord — not fitting. Perhaps "a son" but not listed.

Option B is "Lord", which might be for "God promised to be their God" or something, but not specific.

Perhaps for Q8, it's B. Lord, as in God promised to be their God.

But let's see the remaining options.

After assigning:

Q1: G

Q2: A

Q3: F (Sarah)

Q4: D (Beersheba) for Ishmael's wilderness

Q5: C (Isaac)

Q6: ?

Q7: H (100 years) for when Isaac born, not death, but perhaps that's what they mean

Q8: B (Lord) for God's promise

Then left are E. Ishmael and I. 75 years

Q6 is "how old was Abraham's second wife named" — if we interpret as "what was the name", and if we say the second wife is Hagar, but not listed, or perhaps they mean the son, so E. Ishmael

Then Q7 is how old when died, but 175 not there, so perhaps I. 75 years is for when he left Haran, but not death.

Perhaps for Q7, it's I. 75 years, but that's not death age.

Another idea: Perhaps "how old was Abraham when he died" is not asked, but in the text, it's "how old was Abraham when he died?" and in some sources, but 175 is standard.

Perhaps in this worksheet, they have a different number, but unlikely.

Let's check online or recall: Abraham was 75 when he left Haran (Gen 12:4), 100 when Isaac born (Gen 21:5), 175 when he died (Gen 25:7).

So for Q7, if they ask for death, it should be 175, not in options.

Unless the question is "how old was Abraham when Isaac was born?" but it says "when he died".

Perhaps typo in the worksheet.

For Q8, "God's promise" — perhaps "a son" but not listed, or "many descendants", not there.

Option B. Lord — might be for "I am the Lord who brought you out" etc, but not specific to promise to Abraham and Sarah.

Perhaps for Q8, it's C. Isaac, as the fulfillment, but C is used for Q5.

I think I need to make a decision.

Let me propose the following matches based on common school-level expectations:

1. God changed Abram’s name to? → G. Abraham

2. What was Abraham’s name before? → A. Abram

3. Who was old and childless and had a son with Sarah? → F. Sarah (as she was the one who was barren)

4. Wilderness where God's son (Ishmael) was with Abraham or where God intervened → D. Beersheba (from Gen 21:14)

5. Son whom God told to sacrifice → C. Isaac

6. Name of Abraham's second wife → E. Ishmael? But Ishmael is not a wife. Perhaps they mean the son of the second wife, but the question says "wife". Maybe it's a mistake, and it's "son", so E. Ishmael

7. How old was Abraham when he died? → Not in options, but perhaps they mean when he had Isaac, so H. 100 years

8. God's promise to Abraham and Sarah → B. Lord (as in God promised to be their God, or something)

Then left is I. 75 years, unused, which is fine since not all answers used.

For Q6, if we take "second wife" as Hagar, and her name is not there, but perhaps in some contexts, but I think for this, we'll go with E for Q6, assuming they mean the son associated with the second wife.

Perhaps "how old was" is for Abraham, but the question is "how old was Abraham's second wife named" — which is grammatically incorrect, so likely "what was the name".

So I'll set Q6 → E. Ishmael, even though it's not accurate, but perhaps that's what they want.

For Q7, H. 100 years, assuming they mean when Isaac was born, not death.

For Q8, B. Lord, as God's promise includes "I am the Lord your God" or something.

So final matches:

1. G

2. A

3. F

4. D

5. C

6. E

7. H

8. B

Left unused: I. 75 years

Now, for the last question: "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?" — in the worksheet, it's written below, and it's a separate question, not part of the matching. In the image, after the matching, there is "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?" with lines for answer.

So that's an additional question, not matched.

In the user's message, it's included in the text, but in the matching, there are 8 questions, and then this is extra.

In the initial description, the matching has 8 items, and then "What was God's promise..." is separate.

So for the matching, we have 8 questions to match.

In my assignment, I have:

1. G

2. A

3. F

4. D

5. C

6. E

7. H

8. B

And I. 75 years unused.

For the separate question "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?", the answer is that God promised them a son (Isaac), and that Abraham would be the father of many nations, and that through him all nations would be blessed, etc.

But since it's not part of the matching, and the user asked to solve the problem, which is the matching, I'll provide the matching answers.

To confirm, let's see if there's a better way.

Another possibility for Q4: "What was the name of the wilderness where God's son with Abraham?" — if "God's son" means Isaac, and "with Abraham" , and the wilderness is not specified, but in the sacrifice story, it's Moriah, not listed.

Perhaps it's a different event.

Or perhaps "where God spoke to Abraham about his son" — in Beersheba, as in Gen 21:33, but not specifically about the son.

I think D is the best available.

For Q6, if we take "second wife" as Keturah, but not listed, or perhaps they mean Sarah, but she was first.

Another idea: In some interpretations, after Sarah died, Abraham married Keturah, and she bore him sons, but names not in options.

Perhaps the answer is F. Sarah, but that doesn't make sense for "second".

I think my initial assignment is as good as it gets.

So for the matching:

1. G

2. A

3. F

4. D

5. C

6. E

7. H

8. B

And for the separate question, "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?", the answer is that God promised them a son in their old age, and that Abraham would be the father of many nations.

But since the user's main task is the matching, and the separate question is additional, I'll include it in the final answer if needed.

In the user's message, the matching is the main task, and the last line is "What was God's promise to Abraham and Sarah?" which is probably to be answered separately.

For the response, I'll provide the matching answers.

So the matched pairs are:

1. G

2. A

3. F

4. D

5. C

6. E

7. H

8. B

Unused: I. 75 years

For the separate question, I'll answer it as well.

But in the final answer section, I need to box the matching.

Perhaps list the letters for each question.

So for questions 1 to 8, the answers are G, A, F, D, C, E, H, B respectively.

And for the promise, it's not part of the matching, so perhaps not required, but since it's in the image, I should address it.

To be safe, I'll provide the matching answers.

Final Answer for the matching:

1. G
2. A
3. F
4. D
5. C
6. E
7. H
8. B

And for the separate question: God promised Abraham and Sarah that they would have a son in their old age, and that Abraham would be the father of many nations.

But since the instruction is to solve the problem, and the problem is the matching, I'll focus on that.

In the response, I can state the matches.

So for the boxed answer, perhaps list the sequence.

Since it's a matching, the final answer is the correspondence.

I think for the format, I'll write the answers for each question.

So:

Final Answer:
1. G
2. A
3. F
4. D
5. C
6. E
7. H
8. B

And the unused answer is I. 75 years.

For the separate question, if needed, but I think the matching is the main task.

To comply, I'll include it in the reasoning.

In the explanation, I can mention.

But for now, I'll proceed.