The Tabernacle
Offerings and Sacrifices
The Day of Atonement
Living a Holy Life
Miscellaneous (Double Points)
100

This portable structure was where the Israelites worshipped God in the wilderness.

The Tabernacle

100

In ancient Israel, what did offerings show to God? 

Love, Devotion, Obedience 

(Central, often joyful, religious duty to "draw near" to God. Included animal sacrifices, grain, oil, and wine)

100

This holy day happened once a year and helped the whole community be spiritually clean.

the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur)

100

God told Israel, “Be ___, for I the Lord your God am ___.”

Holy


100

The word "Atonement" is translated from a Hebrew word that means what?

To "cover" or "wipe away"

200

What did God ask the Israelites with a willing heart to donate for the tabernacle?

Materials (Gold, Silver, Brass, Fine Linen)


200

The “burnt offering” symbolized giving this to God.

your whole heart or your whole self

200

The high priest entered this sacred room only on the Day of Atonement.

What is the Holy of Holies 


200

Leviticus 19 teaches us to “love your ___ as yourself.”

neighbor

 

200

Name at least two parts of the high priest's clothing

Mitre (cap), holy crown, Coat (tunic), Breastplate, Girdle, Ephod, Robe


300

The cloud of the Lord resting on the Tabernacle showed this.

God’s presence was with them

(Additionally, the pillar of cloud and fire came between the Israelites and Egyptians at the Red Sea and then guided the Israelites throughout their journey in the wilderness) 

300

The “sin offering” taught the Israelites that mistakes can be forgiven when they do this.

repent or turn back to God

300

One goat was sent into the wilderness to symbolize sins being carried away. What was it called?

the scapegoat


300

God commanded the Israelites not to “glean” the corners of their fields so they could help these people.

The poor and the stranger

 

300

Name the three items in the holy place

  • The Table of Shewbread (Bread of the Presence) - God's provision

  • The Golden Lampstand (Menorah) - God's light

  • The Altar of Incense - the prayers of the people

400

The Tabernacle had three main areas. Name one.

the Outer Court, the Holy Place, or the Holy of Holies 


400

True or False: God required the same offering from everyone, no matter their situation.

False (God allowed different offerings based on ability)

400

What book mentions the word atonement more than any other book of scripture?

Leviticus

400

This commandment from Leviticus 19:11 teaches honesty in everyday life: “Thou shalt not ___.”

steal or lie

 

400

What was placed inside the holy of holies and what did it symbolize

The Ark of the Covenant which symbolized:

1. God's presence among His people

2. God's Covenant with Israel (Stone tablets/commandments, Aaron's rod that budded/ God chooses His leaders, pot of manna/God provides for His people)

3. Mercy and Atonement (Mercy seat)

500

This man was filled with the Spirit of God to help build the Tabernacle with skill and wisdom. (Hint, this questions is about the chief artisan of the Tabernacle rather than Moses or Aaron)

Bezaleel

 

500

Instead of sacrifices today, we show devotion to God by doing these kinds of things.

prayer, kindness, service, obedience, etc. 


500

The high priest had to prepare himself carefully before entering the Holy of Holies. Name one way he prepared.

washing, wearing special clothing, offering prayer, etc. 


500

Leviticus 19 teaches that holiness includes how we treat others. Name one modern way to live this principle.

Being kind, including others, serving, forgiving, etc.

500

What is inscribed on every modern-day temple?

Holiness to the Lord
The House of the Lord


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