Understanding the Book of Leviticus

What is the main purpose of the book of Leviticus?

• To list the kings of Israel

• To provide a way for people to live in God's presence

• To tell the story of Moses

• To describe the creation of the world

Who is unable to enter the Tabernacle due to Israel's corruption?

• Joshua

• Moses

• David

• Aaron

What are the three surprising ways Leviticus answers how Israel can become God's covenant partners?

• Prophecies, miracles, and visions

• Prayers, fasting, and charity

• Sacrifices, priesthood, and purity laws

• Songs, dances, and festivals

What role does the priesthood play in Leviticus?

• To lead battles

• To represent the people to God and God to the people

• To build the Tabernacle

• To write the laws

What do the ritual sacrifices and feasts allow Israel to do?

• Conquer new lands

• Build stronger armies

• Remember and relate to God

• Predict the future

Who is given the responsibility of the priesthood in Leviticus?

• Aaron and his sons

• Moses and Joshua

• Abraham and Isaac

• David and Solomon

What do the purity laws in Leviticus help Israel understand?

• The importance of wealth

• The structure of the universe

• How God's holiness affects every part of life

• The history of their ancestors

What is the concluding call of the book of Leviticus?

• To build a new temple

• To covenant faithfulness

• To explore new lands

• To write new laws

What does God introduce in response to Israel's inability to enter His presence?

• New languages

• New kings

• Different seasons

• Sacrifices, priesthood, and purity laws

What does God desire according to the book of Leviticus?

• To live with Israel

• To destroy Israel

• To leave Israel

• To ignore Israel