Offerings and Atonements

What was required for a burnt offering to be acceptable to the LORD?

• It must be offered at night

• It must be offered with honey

• It must be without defect

• It must be a female animal

2. What kind of offering involved burning fine flour mixed with oil and incense?

• Burnt offering

• Fellowship offering

• Sin offering

• Grain offering

Which offering is described as “a food offering, an aroma pleasing to the LORD”?

• Only the grain offering

• Only the sin offering

• All offerings except the guilt offering

• All offerings that are burned on the altar

What was prohibited in grain offerings?

• Salt and oil

• Yeast and honey

• Flour and incense

• Wine and water

What animal could be used for a fellowship offering?

• Only male cattle

• Only goats

• Any animal from the herd or flock, male or female

• Only birds

What had to be done with the blood of sin offerings?

• Drained into the ground

• Poured on the altar of incense

• Sprinkled on the sides of the altar

• Mixed with oil

What was the purpose of the sin offering?

• To give thanks

• To feed the priests

• To pay a tithe

• To atone for unintentional sin

If someone could not afford a lamb for their sin offering, what could they bring instead?

• Olive oil

• Salt and incense

• Two doves or two young pigeons

• Gold coins

What additional step was required for the guilt offering involving theft or fraud?

• Double restitution

• Confession to the high priest

• Fasting for three days

• Restitution plus one-fifth added

Where was the burnt offering to be presented?

• Inside the Holy of Holies

• At the entrance to the tent of meeting

• On Mount Sinai

• In the tabernacle courtyard