Sect. #2 Part A: 10th Gr. Old Testament

What is the primary focus of the Book of Numbers?

• Laws and worship instructions

• Family lines and census data

• Creation stories and covenants

• Moses's final sermons

The Book of Exodus primarily tells the story of:

• The creation of the world

• The escape from Egyptian slavery

• The establishment of religious laws

• The journey through the desert

Which book is also known as "the second law" and contains discources from Moses?

• Numbers

• Exodus

• Leviticus

• Deuteronomy

The Book of Leviticus serves primarily as:

• A worship instruction manual containing many laws

• A historical narrative containing all of Salvation History

• A genealogical record contianing a census

• A collection of prophecies that will later be fullfilled in the New Testament

The term "holy" in religious context means:

• Perfect and 'sinless'

• 'Set apart' for God

• Historically significant

• Traditionally practiced

Civil Law is best defined as:

• Religious rules and regulations

• Laws between God and humans

• Laws governing relationships between people

• Laws about worship practices

The Book of Genesis is significant because it contains:

• The Ten Commandments

• Stories of Moses's leadership

• God's early covenants with people

• Laws for temple worship

Restorative justice focuses on:

• Harsh punishment

• Repairing harm done

• Isolating offenders

• Financial penalties

The meaning of the word "Numbers" comes from:

• Mathematical calculations

• Military formations

• creation accounts

• Census counting

Religious Law is characterized by:

• Government enforcement

• Civil disputes

• Criminal penalties

• Faith-based rules