The Bible Project: Book 3 in the Torah "Leviticus"

An act of offering something to God that is precious

• consecration

• almsgiving

• sacrifice

• all of these

The Book of Leviticus is mainly about

• A counting of the population of Israel

• God's grace, sacrificial offerings, and sacred days

• The Israelites escape from slavery in Egypt

• The creation of the world

• A second Law

The Book of Leviticus ends with God finally allowing Moses to enter into the temple

• true

• false

In the book of Leviticus, the main rituals that God asked the Israelites to keep were

• sacrifices and sacred days

• Baptisim and ordination of priests

• crowning kings and anointing priests

• none of these

In the book of Leviticus, God began to establish the _________ who would be unique people set apart to represent the people before God

• lordships

• judges

• kingships

• priesthood

In the book of Leviticus, God gives the people moral guidelines of ________ that would mark Israel as a unique nation of people

• laws

• rituals

• purity

• all of these

• none of these

In the book of Leviticus, Which of the following sacrifices were offered to God as a way of saying "thank you"

• fellowship and burnt offerings

• purification and restitution offerings

• grain and fellowship offerings

• fellowship and purification offerings

In the book of Leviticus, Which of the following sacrifices were offered to God as a way of saying "I'm sorry"

• fellowship and purification offerings

• grain, burnt, and fellowship offerings

• burnt, purification and restitution offerings

• fellowship and burnt offerings

In the book of Leviticus, the important ritual day in which the high priest would confess all of the sins of Israel while symbolically placing them on an animal to be slaughtered. This day is called

• The Day of Consecration

• The Day of Confession

• The Day of Atonement

• the Day of Anointing

Covering over someone's wrongdoing in hopes of restoring a relationship.

• atonement

• confession

• sacrifice

• purification