Tabernacle of Moses and the Ark of the Covenant

What was the purpose of the golden candlestick or the golden lamp stand inside the holy place?

• To represent the prayers ascending up to God

• To provide light inside the holy place

• To symbolize God's covenant with the chosen people

• To offer sacrifices for the nation of Israel

What was the significance of the veil being torn from top to bottom in the temple?

• It symbolized the separation between sinful man and a holy God

• It represented the completion of atonement for the nation of Israel

• It signified the end of the covenant with God's chosen people

• It indicated complete and total access to God for all believers

What was the ark of the covenant made of?

• Bronze and copper

• Acacia wood overlaid with pure gold

• Pure silver

• Solid gold

What was located inside the ark of the covenant?

• A gold jar containing manna, Aaron's staff that sprouted leaves, and the stone tablets of the covenant

• A golden lamp stand, a table of showbread, and an altar of incense

• A basin full of the bullock's blood, a sensor full of burning coals, and a wooden chest

• A bronze serpent, a jar of oil, and a scroll of the law

What did the priest do with the incense and the burning coals in the most holy place?

• He poured the incense on the coals to create a fragrant cloud of smoke

• He burned the incense as an offering for the nation of Israel

• He sprinkled the incense around the holy of holies

• He used the incense to anoint the mercy seat

What did the sprinkling of the blood on the mercy seat by the high priest symbolize?

• The protection of God's people on the holiest of all days

• The completion of atonement for the nation of Israel

• The establishment of a new covenant with all believers

• The fulfillment of the covenant with the chosen people

What did the manna inside the ark of the covenant symbolize?

• God's commitment to provide for the chosen people of Israel

• The completion of atonement for the nation of Israel

• The protection of God's people on the holiest of all days

• The fulfillment of the covenant with the chosen people

What was the significance of Aaron's rod that budded inside the ark of the covenant?

• It represented the completion of atonement for the nation of Israel

• It symbolized God's approval of Aaron as the high priest

• It signified the end of the covenant with God's chosen people

• It indicated complete and total access to God for all believers

What did the stone tablets of the covenant inside the ark of the covenant represent?

• The protection of God's people on the holiest of all days

• The completion of atonement for the nation of Israel

• The establishment of a new covenant with all believers

• The reminder that God will bless their obedience

What did the mercy seat on top of the ark of the covenant symbolize?

• The place where God would dwell and show mercy to the nation of Israel

• The fulfillment of the covenant with the chosen people

• The establishment of a new covenant with all believers

• The completion of atonement for the nation of Israel