What do the cherubs teach us about how we should approach God?
Approach God with reverence
What was the special covering on top of the Ark of the Covenant called?
The Mercy Seat
What was written on the tablets kept inside the Ark?
The commandments.
Whose rod miraculously budded?
What food did God provide for the Israelites in the wilderness?
Manna
Where were the cherubim located in the Most Holy Place?
Above the Mercy Seat
What does the mercy seat represent?
Forgiveness and God's Mercy
How many commandments did God give Moses?
What specific action happened to Aaron's rod that showed God's choice?
It budded and produced almonds.
What two qualities does manna represent?
Trust and Gratitude
What does the word reverence mean?
To treat something holy with love and respect
What should we do when someone hurts us and sincerely asks for forgiveness?
Forgive them.
Which commandment tells us to honor our father and mother?
The fifth commandment
What does Aaron's rod represent?
Service
Why did the Israelites need to trust God for manna?
Because God was providing their food each day.
If you are talking, laughing, or playing while someone is praying, which lesson from the cherubim are you forgetting?
Reverence for God.
Why is forgiveness important in our relationship with God and with other people?
Because God forgives us, and He wants us to forgive others.
Which commandment says, "You shall not steal"?
The eight commandment
What does it mean to serve God?
To help others and use our abilities to do God's work.
If you pray for something and don't receive it immediately, what lesson from the manna should you remember?
Trust God and be grateful for what He provides.
How many main sections did the sanctuary have?
three
Name the three sections of the sanctuary.
The Outer Court, the Holy Place, and the Most Holy Place.
Which section contained the Ark of the Covenant?
The Most Holy Place.
Before the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place on the Day of Atonement, what did he have to do?
Wash himself.
How many times did the High Priest enter the Most Holy Place per year?
Once