leviticus
Who wrote leviticus?
The prophet Moses
What does the concept of the sacrifice revolve around?
An innocent animal dying on behalf of a guilty human
Name 3 of the 5 types of sacrifices
Burnt offering, grain offering, peace offering, sin offering and trespass offering
How many plagues were placed on Egypt?
10
What do you have to do to turn grain into flour?
Grind it
Leviticus is one of the five books known as…
The Torah/the books of law
When the guilty individual approaches the entrance of the Tabernacle of Meeting, bringing with him the sacrifice, what does he acknowledge?
His sin
What is the only sacrifice that is not an animal and is never offered alone?
Grain offering
What does pascha mean?
Passover
What is not included in any of the offerings?
Yeast
The first seven chapters of the Book of Leviticus expand in detail the laws and rites of what?
the sacrifices
What happens when the person presenting the sacrifice places their hand on its head and confesses his sins?
Their sins are transferred onto the sacrifice
What does the priest do with the blood of the sacrifices?
Sprinkle it around the alter
The blood of which animal saved the first born of the Israelites during the passover?
Lamb
What are the requirements for an animal offering? (name 2)
Male, unblemished, clean
Who are the Levites?
The Levites are the descendants of the Tribe of Levi
What is one of the 3 main goals of offering sacrifices?
Atonement for sin, Purification from all impurity, Obtaining forgiveness.
What animals can be offered in the burned sacrifice? (name 2)
bulls, sheep, turtledoves or pigeons
When we confess, who are we confessing to?
God
What is the only voluntary offering
Peace offering
The book of Leviticus tells us of all the rites and rituals of…
The priesthood, the offerings of the people
What part of the sacrifice must not be eaten?
The blood and fat of sacrifices
What is another name for a burnt sacrifice?
Holocaust
What does a priest have to offer?
A bull
Why are there kinds 5 sacrifices?
Each offering is not a complete reflection of Jesus' sacrifice