The Big Picture
What is the third book of the Bible?
Leviticus
What is a sacrifice?
An offering given to God.
Who was Aaron's brother?
Moses
What did “clean” mean in Leviticus?
Being ritually pure.
Who was the king of Egypt that Moses confronted?
Pharaoh
What does it mean to be holy?
To be set apart or connected to God
Why did the Israelites make sacrifices?
To worship God and deal with sin.
Who was Israel's first high priest?
Aaron
What does it mean to be holy?
To be set apart for God.
Who rescued baby Moses from the river?
Pharaoh's daughter
What is the main message of Leviticus?
How God's people can live in his presence
What were the feasts and festivals for?
To remember God and worship him.
What did priests do?
Led worship and offered sacrifices.
What is the difference between ritual impurity and sin?
Ritual impurity was not always caused by sin.
What sea did God help the Israelites cross?
The Red Sea
How did God make a way for Israel to deal with sin?
Through sacrifices and atonement
What did sacrifices teach the Israelites?
That sin matters and forgiveness is needed.
Why were priests important?
They helped the people worship God.
Why were purity laws important?
They taught Israel to respect God's holiness.
What was the name of Moses' sister?
Miriam
What did God want the Israelites to be?
A holy people who obeyed him and lived according to his laws
Where are the main sacrifices explained?
Leviticus 1–7.
What happened to Nadab and Abihu (Aaron's sons)?
They disobeyed God's instructions and died.
Which chapters explain ritual purity?
Leviticus 11–15.
What idol did the Israelites make while Moses was on the mountain?
A golden calf