OT History Review

In what way(s) did the Lord appear to the Israelites on Mount Sinai?

• A ray of light that was veiled by a cloud

• As the Ark of the Covenant and Golden Calf

• Dense cloud, trumpet, fire, and smoke

• In a rainstorm followed by the morning dew.

What does God command in his 4th Commandment?

• To not misuse the name of God

• To honor parents and those in authority

• To not murder

• To not steal

What does God command in his 6th Commandment?

• To remember the Sabbath

• To not murder

• To not commit adultery

• To not give false testimony about others

Which commandments from God at Mt. Sinai govern our relationship with him?

• First Commandment Only

• Commandments 1-3

• Commandments 1-8

• Commandments 9-10

Which commandments from God at Mt. Sinai govern our relationship with others?

• Commandments 2-10

• Commandments 4-10

• Commandments 9-10

• Commandments 1-8

What did the Israelites first say in response to the laws that God had given them?

• They admitted the laws were too difficult too obey

• They agreed to follow them only if God kept his promises

• They asked representatives to keep the laws for them

• They agreed to do everything God had said.

Why did God want his people to build a tabernacle?

• God would establish his presence in the tabernacle to dwell among the Israelites

• The tabernacle was meant to be a guilt offering to atone for their idol worship of the golden calf.

• This was the sacred place that Moses was to pray to God after they left Mount Sinai

• This would be the place each Israelite would enter to be cleansed of their sin

What was the purpose of the Ark in the tabernacle?

• It was to remind God’s people how he saved Noah with an ark.

• The ark would be used to lay the foundations of the tabernacle when the Israelites moved.

• The people would touch the ark and be cleansed of their sins.

• The covenant tablets (Ten Commandments) were to be kept there.

What was the purpose of the table in the tabernacle?

• Here the Israelites would place the Bread of Presence, a perpetual thank offering.

• This is where the priests would celebrate the Passover meal in memory of the Exodus.

• It was where God would provide manna and quail for the Israelites in the wilderness.

• This was where Moses was to offer blood sacrifices on behalf of the people.

What was the purpose of the lampstand in the tabernacle?

• To burn the sacrifices offered before the Lord.

• To symbolize the faith that was in Israel’s heart

• To burn incense to make the Holy Place fragrant

• To give light in the Holy Place.