THE SANCTUARY
What were the three main parts of the sanctuary?
The Courtyard, Holy Place, and Most Holy Place.
What did the Altar of Sacrifice represent?
Jesus' sacrifice.
What did the Altar of Incense represent?
Prayers ascending to Heaven, intercession, and the merits of Christ.
What did the red color represent?
Christ's blood/life.
What did the ram's skin dyed red represent?
The blood of Jesus.
What furniture was found in the Courtyard?
Altar of Sacrifice and Laver.
What did the Laver represent?
Cleansing from sin / baptism.
What did the Ark of the Covenant represent?
The presence of God.
What did the blue color represent?
Obedience.
What were the names of the two stones associated with determining God's will?
Urim and Thummim.
What three pieces of furniture were in the Holy Place?
Table of Showbread, Seven-branched Lampstand, and Altar of Incense.
What did the Table of Showbread represent?
Jesus, the Bread of Life.
What did the Mercy Seat represent?
The meeting place.
What did purple represent?
Royalty
Name three animals that could be brought to the sanctuary for sacrifice.
Any three of: young bull, ram, heifer, lamb, goat, pigeon, or dove.
What was located in the Most Holy Place?
The Ark of the Covenant with the Mercy Seat and Cherubim.
What did the Lampstand represent?
Jesus, the Light of the World.
How many coverings were over the sanctuary?
Four
What did white represent?
Righteousness and purity.
How many precious stones were on the High Priest's breastplate?
Twelve.
What did the Lampstand represent?
Jesus, the Light of the World.
What did the oil in the Lampstand represent?
The Holy Spirit.
What was the innermost covering made from?
Red, blue, and purple linen, with gold
What did black represent?
Sin
According to Exodus 25:8, what was the purpose of building the sanctuary?
That I may dwell among them.”