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Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 33mins
What two parts of the animal are explicitly listed at being burnt on the altar in the burnt offering along with the pieces of meat (Lev. 1:8, 12)?
Fat and inner parts
Legs and ribs
Skin and inner parts
Head and fat
Which type of bird is mentioned as an acceptable offering in Leviticus 1:14?
Dove or young pigeon
Eagle or hawk
Sparrow or finch
Owl or raven
What is the primary purpose of the grain offering as described in Leviticus 2?
To make atonement for sins
To celebrate the harvest
To show devotion and thanksgiving to God
To request rain and good weather
In Leviticus 3, what is the main requirement for the peace offering's animal?
It must be a male without defect
It must be a female without defect
It can be either male or female, but must be without defect
It must be a firstborn animal
What is the theme of Leviticus 27?
vows
wishes
shekels
promise
How many shekels is a 3 month old female worth?
3
15
10
20
What are the offerings mentioned in Leviticus
Burnt, Grain/meal, Sin , Atonment and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, Trumpet, Sin , Tabernacle and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, First fruits, Sin , Guilt and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, Grain/meal, Sin , Guilt and Peace/fellowship offerings
One thing about Burnt offering
sin against God
offering of thankfulness, also involves sufferings and perseverance
sin against another person
offered completely
One thing about Peace/fellowship offering
offered completely
share feast with God, worshippers and guests
sin against God
sin against another person
How many kinds of offerings were mentioned in Leviticus?
4
8
10
5
Who has God chosen to serve in the tabernacle, and as priests (and high priests)?
All the Israelites
Levites, Moses
Levites, Aaron and his sons
Benjamites, Levites
What are the offerings mentioned in Leviticus
Burnt, Grain/meal, Sin , Atonment and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, Trumpet, Sin , Tabernacle and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, First fruits, Sin , Guilt and Peace/fellowship offerings
Burnt, Grain/meal, Sin , Guilt and Peace/fellowship offerings
One thing about Burnt offering
sin against God
offering of thankfulness, also involves sufferings and perseverance
sin against another person
offered completely
One thing about Grain/meal offering:
sin against God
sin against another person
offering of thankfulness, also involves sufferings and perseverance
share feast with God, worshippers and guests
One thing about Peace/fellowship offering
offered completely
share feast with God, worshippers and guests
sin against God
sin against another person
One thing about Sin offering
sin against another person
sin against God
offered completely
offering of thankfulness, also involves sufferings and perseverance
One thing about Guilt offering
sin against God
offered completely
share feast with God, worshippers and guests
sin against another person
What does "being holy" mean?
live a life different to other people of the world
have a halo on our heads
washes ourselves daily
wear clean clothes all the time
How many feasts were mentioned in Leviticus?
5
10
8
3
What does the feast of unleavened bread represent?
Easter Good Friday
Jesus second coming
Jesus has taken our sins away
Jews will see the Lord and repent
Feast of First Fruits represent:
Easter Good Friday
Jesus first to rise from the dead
the Holy Spirit came down 50 days after Jesus returned to heaven
Jesus second coming
What does Feast of Pentecost represent?
Easter Good Friday
the Holy Spirit came down 50 days after Jesus returned to heaven
Jesus second coming
new heaven and earth - Jesus will rule over the earth again
Feast of Trumpets represents:
Jesus second coming
Jews will see the Lord and repent
Jesus first to rise from the dead
new heaven and earth - Jesus will rule over the earth again
Day of Atonement represents:
Jews will see the Lord and repent
Jesus has taken our sins away
Jesus second coming
Jesus first to rise from the dead
What does Feast of Tabernacle represent?
Sunday
Jesus second coming
new heaven and earth - Jesus will rule over the earth again
Jews will see the Lord and repent
How many types of offerings are given in Leviticus?
4
3
5
6
Which event divides the Book of Leviticus?
Sabbath Day
Day of Atonement
Ten Commandments
Call to be Holy
What is NOT a characteristic of Leviticus?
Law given so we can be Holy
Words are mostly God spoken.
God calls us to be Holy
Very little narrative accounts
How many sons of Aaron died?
1
2
3
4
Which offering requires restitution?
Peace offering
Burnt offering
Guilt offering
Grain offering
Which offering cannot be eaten?
Grain offering
Peace offering
Burnt offering
Sin offering
Who installed Aaron as High Priest?
His son
His brother
His Father
His sister
Why sin offering for childbirth?
Eve is first to sin against God
All are sinners
For the woman who gave birth
For the child who is borm
What is NOT required of infectious persons?
Cover their mouth when speaking
Wear torn clothing
Comb hair neatly
Shout to warn others
What is unique to Israel's treatment of infectious persons?
Isolation
Reintegration
Identification
Avoidance
Why is eating of blood forbidden?
It can cause infection
It is despicable to eat
It is for making atonement
It is for vampires only
High Priest enters the Most Holy Place on ...
Day of Atonement
Sabbath Day
Holy days
Sacrificial days
What is the scapegoat?
Goat that is killed for our sin
Goat that is used to excuse our sin
Goat that carries away our sin
Goat that makes us holy to God
Which feast does NOT required travel to Jerusalem?
Feast of Weeks
Feast of Unleavened Bread
Feast of Tabernacles
Feast of Trumpets
What cannot be dedicated to God?
Any girls
Firstborn animals
Secular things
Wild Birds
An act of offering something to God that is precious
consecration
almsgiving
sacrifice
all of these
The Book of Leviticus is mainly about
A counting of the population of Israel
God's grace, sacrificial offerings, and sacred days
The Israelites escape from slavery in Egypt
The creation of the world
A second Law
The Book of Leviticus ends with God finally allowing Moses to enter into the temple
true
false
In the book of Leviticus, the main rituals that God asked the Israelites to keep were
sacrifices and sacred days
Baptisim and ordination of priests
crowning kings and anointing priests
none of these
In the book of Leviticus, God began to establish the _________ who would be unique people set apart to represent the people before God
lordships
judges
kingships
priesthood
In the book of Leviticus, God gives the people moral guidelines of ________ that would mark Israel as a unique nation of people
laws
rituals
purity
all of these
none of these
In the book of Leviticus, Which of the following sacrifices were offered to God as a way of saying "thank you"
fellowship and burnt offerings
purification and restitution offerings
grain and fellowship offerings
fellowship and purification offerings
In the book of Leviticus, Which of the following sacrifices were offered to God as a way of saying "I'm sorry"
fellowship and purification offerings
grain, burnt, and fellowship offerings
burnt, purification and restitution offerings
fellowship and burnt offerings
In the book of Leviticus, the important ritual day in which the high priest would confess all of the sins of Israel while symbolically placing them on an animal to be slaughtered. This day is called
The Day of Consecration
The Day of Confession
The Day of Atonement
the Day of Anointing
Covering over someone's wrongdoing in hopes of restoring a relationship.
atonement
confession
sacrifice
purification
The Annual sacred day in which we see the retelling of God's gift of the promised land by offering Him the first bits of the Spring harvest
Tabernacles
First Fruits
Passover
Trumpets
The Annual sacred day in which we see the retelling of the 10th plague and God's redemption of Israel.
Firstfruits
Passover
Day of Atonement
Trumpets
The Annual sacred day in which we see the retelling of Israel's journey through the wilderness and God providing for them.
Trumpets
Tabernacles
Pentacost
Unleavened Bread
This Sacred Day, also called "rosh hashanah" or the Jewish _________________.
First Harvest
Day of Atonement
New year
Passover Feast
In the Book of Leviticus, who would become Israel's first priests?
Joseph and his 12 sons
Levi and His two sons
Moses and his son Aaron
Aron and his sons
