Num 15-19, Matt 6-9

In Numbers 16, what happened to the man who was gathering sticks on the Sabbath?

• He was stoned

• He was shunned

• He was hanged

• He was rebuked

The Lord commanded Moses to tell the people to make tassels on the corners of their garments to look at and:

• Remember Egypt

• Remember all the commands of the Lord

• use them to keep the bugs away

Korah, Dathan, and Abiram challenged Moses. God punished them by causing the ground to swallow them up. The next day, the Israelites:

• Erected a memorial of standing stones.

• Declared a feast day and roasted bulls

• grumbled against Moses and Aaron again and were struck with a plague.

To show who He chose and end the grumbling against Him, God caused Aaron's staff to:

• Bud and produce fresh almonds

• Turn into a snake and consume the other staffs

• grow into a tree planted in the desert

• Turn into gold

According to the Mosaic law, an Israelite that touched a corpse became:

According to Jesus in Matthew 6, when you give you

• should announce it with trumpets.

• do it in front of others.

• not let your left hand know what your right hand it doing.

• should always give exactly a tenth.

When you pray, Jesus says to not be like the hypocrites or pagans who:

(select all that apply)

• keep on babbling

• stand on street corners to be seen by men.

• stand in synagogues

• go into their room and close the door.

Jesus says in Matthew 7 that we will know true and false prophets by their:

• fruit

• words

• beards

• theology

In Matthew 8, the centurion demonstrated great faith. He knew Jesus need only

• breathe on him to heal him.

• come and touch his son.

• say the word and his servant would be healed.

A paralyzed man was brought to Jesus in Mathew 9. Jesus saw their faith and first said,

• "Take heart, son, your sins are forgiven"

• "Stand!"

• "Go to the priest and offer the sacrifice for cleansing."

• "Pick up your mat and walk."