Ark of the Covenant CW

What were the three items inside the Ark of the Covenant?

• Golden calf, Noah's ark, David's harp

• Tablets of the Ten Commandments, pot of manna, Aaron's rod

• Staff of Moses, Holy Grail, Shroud of Turin

• Stone tablets, Buddha's tooth, Holy water

According to the Bible, what was the purpose of the Ark of the Covenant?

• To serve as a meeting place for the leaders of the twelve tribes of Israel

• To house the remains of important religious figures such as Moses and Aaron

• To store food and supplies for the Israelites during their journey

• To hold the stone tablets inscribed with the Ten Commandments and other sacred items

What was the significance of the manna inside the Ark?

• It symbolized God's provision and faithfulness to the Israelites.

• It was used as a weapon against their enemies

• It had healing powers for the sick

• It was a source of light for the Israelites

What was the significance of Aaron's staff inside the Ark?

• It had no significance and was just a regular staff

• It was used as a weapon against enemies

• It represented God's choice of Aaron as the high priest and leader of the Israelites.

• It was a symbol of Aaron's authority over the other priests

Where was the Ark of the Covenant kept?

• In a hidden chamber under the Great Pyramid of Giza

• In a cave in Egypt

• Most Holy Place of the Tabernacle and later in the Temple in Jerusalem

• At the bottom of the Red Sea

Who was allowed to touch the Ark of the Covenant?

• The soldiers

• The animals

• The priests

• The children

What happened to the people who looked inside the Ark?

• They were blessed with eternal life

• They were struck dead

• They were given great wisdom

• They were transformed into angels

What were the two cherubim made of that were on top of the Ark?

• silver

• wood

• bronze

• pure gold

What was the mercy seat on top of the Ark made of?

• silver

• bronze

• wood

• pure gold

What was the role of the Ark of the Covenant in the Israelites' journey?

• It served as a sacred container for the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments and symbolized the presence of God among the Israelites.

• It was used as a weapon of war against their enemies

• It was a source of food and water for the Israelites

• It was a place for the Israelites to store their valuables