Lesson 28
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Lessons 30-31
Lesson 32-33
Lessons 34-36
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What was the first offering called?
A. the burnt offering
B. the grain offering
C. the fellowship offering
A.) the burnt offering
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What job did God give Aaron and his sons?
God called them to be priests
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Why did the priest wash himself?
he washed himself to show that only people who are pure and clean can see God.
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In Numbers 11 the Israelites grumbled about their perceived "misfortunes." What did God do when He heard the Israelites' grumbling?
God's anger was kindled and He sent fire to consume some of those living near the edges of the camp.
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Korah and 250 leaders rebelled against Moses and Aaron as their leaders by saying that they exalted themselves over the congregation. What was the consequence of Korah's rebellion?
The ground split and swallowed the families of Korah, Dathan, Abiram, along with all of their possessions. Then fire came out from the Lord and consumed the 250 men who were offering incense to the Lord.
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Why did the person offering a sacrifice put his hand on the animal's head?
Think: What did this represent...
It showed that his sin was going onto the animal
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What happened to Nadab and Abihu, Aaron's two sons who did follow God's commands on how to burn incense?
Fire from God burned them up, showing that God's holiness is very serious.
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What is atonement?
A.) paying the price of sin, and washing sins away
B.) the one who goes between
C.) standing in the place of as a substitute
A.) Paying the price of sin, and washing sins away
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When Aaron and Miriam spoke out against Moses, God's chosen leader, what did God do?
God struck Miriam with leprosy.
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How did God show the Israelites that Aaron was His chosen priest?
Aaron's rod sprouted the next morning and produced ripe almonds.
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Which one of these animals could be used as an offering?
Only the sheep (a perfect one)
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Who did Aaron offer sacrifices for, and why?
He offered sacrifices for himself because he could not lead the people in worship until his own sins were forgiven. Then he offered sacrifices for the people because he was their mediator with God.
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What did the priest do with the second goat and what did this represent?
He sent it into the wilderness showing that when our sins are paid for, God takes our sins away.
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God told Moses to choose a man from each tribe of Israel to spy out the land of Canaan. What did the men report?
The land was rich and good. However, 10 of the men thought that the people who lived in the land were too strong to be conquered. Only Caleb and Joshua trusted that God would give them strength to conquer the land that He provided
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The Israelites were complaining again and saying that God had brought them in the wilderness to die. God told Moses to speak to the rock. What did Moses do instead? AND How did God punish Moses?
Moses struck the rock instead of following God's commands to speak to it. God told Moses that he would not enter into the Promised Land.
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Why was there a grain offering?
A.) to protect the people from locusts
B.) to honor God as the One who gives food and life
C.) to get rid of a harvest that over produced
B.) to honor God as the One who gives food and life
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How is Jesus the great High Priest?
A.) He did miracles
B.) He went to the temple as a Jew
C.) He offered Himself as a sacrifice and is our mediator
C.) He offered Himself as a sacrifice and is our mediator.
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What does being holy mean?
A.) Being pure and separate
B.) Knowing all things
C.) Being all powerful
A.) Being pure and separate
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What was Israel's consequence for not trusting the Lord?
The entire rebellious generation would have to wander in the wilderness for 40 years before the younger generation could enter the Promised Land.
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The people complained AGAIN, and God sent venomous snakes. Those who were bitten by them died. What did God tell Moses to do after they confessed their sin?
God told Moses to make a serpe3nt out of bronze. Moses was to set this serpent up on a pole so the Israelites could see it and be healed.
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What was the fellowship offering for?
The fellowship offering was the way to enjoy peace and friendship with God. It was also the way to enjoy fellowship with other people of God.
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What is the definition of a mediator?
One who goes between?
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If we have not been redeemed by God, our "righteous deeds" are as filthy ______.
rags
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Did the people repent and accept the punishment God gave them?
No. They tried to conquer the city even though the Lord was not with them and they were defeated.
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FREE STYLE: You and your team have two minutes to talk about the story of Balaam and come up with a two minute play acting out what happened in this story. The team with the best acting and most accurate depiction with the points!