Name That Hymn
"A place of love and beauty"
What is "I Love to See the Temple"?
(children's song book #95)
Although it could be a bullock, a goat. a lamb or a dove all of them needed to be first born, without blemish, and no bones could be broken.
What could be offered as a sacrifice at The Tabernacle?
It served as the center place of Israel’s worship throughout their journey in the wilderness and into the promised land.
It was a portable Temple. Because it was portable, the Israelites could take it apart and reassemble it as they journeyed in the wilderness.
What is the Tabernacle?
It was symbolized when Aaron burned incense at the Alter of Incense twice a day, morning and evening; and also the smoke rising to heaven.
What is Prayer?
It is the oldest and most sacred religious symbol.
What is The Ark of the Covenant?
"I'll prepare most carefully"
What is "Families Can Be Together Forever"?
Hymn #300
The primary purpose of all of the rituals and sacrifices that ancient Israel were commanded to do.
What is to strengthen their faith in the Messiah, Jesus Christ?
The Hebrew name for the candlestick that was placed across from the table of shewbread in the tabernacle. Its seven lamps burned pure olive oil to provide light to the holy place. Light is a symbol of Jesus Christ, who is “the light of the world.”
What is the Menora?
The place where the Ark of the Covenant is kept.
What is the "Holy of Holies" or "Most Holy Place"?
A major movie based on the historical knowledge that the Israelites won any war in which they worthily carried the Ark of the Covenant with them.
Also pertinent: At one point the Philistines captured the Ark of the Covenant (due to Israel's unrighteousness). Each city the Philistines tried to store it in suffered plagues and destruction until finally, out of desperation, they returned it to the Israelites.
What is Raiders of the Lost Ark?
"I tremble to know that for me he was crucified,
That for me, a sinner, he suffered, he bled and died."
What is "I Stand All Amazed"?
Hymn #193
Ended the command to offer animal sacrifices.
What is the death/Atonement of Jesus Christ?
To give up something valuable or precious, often with the intent of accomplishing a greater purpose or goal. It has always been a part of the gospel of Jesus Christ, and is a reminder of the atonement of Jesus Christ.
What is sacrifice?
The number of unleavened loaves of bread that sat on the Table of Shewbread.
The bread was changed each Sabbath and eaten by the priests. (Although Exodus does not say so, Jewish tradition holds that wine was also placed on the table.)
What is twelve?
The city that the leader/prophet Joshua conquered by marching the Ark of the Covenant around once a day for six days and 7 times on the 7th day.
What is the city of Jericho?
"Fear not, I am with thee; oh, be not dismayed,
For I am thy God and will still give thee aid."
What is "How Firm A Foundation"?
Hymn #85
While other males from the tribe of Levi received the Aaronic Priesthood, only this man and is descendants were appointed as priests. This man was further designated as the first high priest, or the presiding officer of the Levitical Priesthood. The greater offices in the Levitical Priesthood held by him and his sons authorized them to officiate in the sacred ordinances performed in the tabernacle.
Who is Aaron (and the Son's of Aaron)
To address the damage or disharmony caused by one’s actions.
To make amends or reparation: To compensate for a wrong or mistake.
To expiate or offset wrongdoing: To balance or offset negative actions.
To restore harmony: Historically, it also implied reconciliation or bringing parties into agreement
What is Atone?
It was a manifestation/symbolizing God's constant presence and protection among the Israelites during their journey in the wilderness that everyone in the camp could see- 24 hours a day.
What was the "Cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night" over the tabernacle?
A Golden Censer
A Golden Pot of Manna
Aaron's rod that budded
Tablets of the Covenants
Scroll of the Law
What are the contents of the Ark of the Covenant?
"That sacred, holy off’ring,
By man least understood,"
What is "O God, the Eternal Father"?
Hymn #175
On the "Day of Atonement" two goats were selected, lots were cast, and the name of Jehovah was placed upon one goat (or Ram of Consecration); this is what the other goat was called (or Azazel).
The Lord’s goat was then sacrificed as the Great Jehovah would be in due course, but upon the other were placed all of the sins of the people (priest's laid their hands on it's head and laid all their sins on him), which burden the goat then carried away into the wilderness. (Was driven into the wilderness)
This is the name of the second goat.
What is the scapegoat?
A type of apron with gold woven into the material worn by Aaron and subsequent high priests . It had two shoulder straps, each containing an onyx stone inscribed with the names of half the tribes of Israel. It was worn over a seamless blue robe, and tied with a "girdle" (sash). A breastplate with twelve precious stones and a White linen coat on top. (A Mitre and a golden crown finished the sacred outfit).
What is an Ephod?
It divided the holy place from the Holy of Holies. It symbolized the “separation between God and man.” Once a year, on the Day of Atonement, the high priest would pass through it to enter the Holy of Holies (which represented God’s presence).
The epistle to the Hebrews teaches that it also symbolized the flesh and blood of Jesus Christ. Just as it gave the high priest access to the Holy of Holies, it is only through Jesus Christ and His Atonement that we can enter God’s presence.
What is the Veil of the Temple?
Considered the Earthly dwelling place of Jehovah. It is the lid to the Ark of the Covenant and made of solid gold. Has two Cheribum with their wings extended towards each other.
What is The Mercy Seat?