Israel’s Sin & God’s Mercy
Moses the mediator
God's presence and glory
Worship, Sacrifice & the Tabernacle
Journey, Covenant & Fulfillment
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What idol did the Israelites worship while Moses was on Mt. Sinai?

The golden calf

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Who intercedes for Israel after the golden calf?

Moses

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How does God lead Israel?

 By a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.

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What housed the Ark of the Covenant?

The Tabernacle of Moses

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What food did God provide to the Jews in the wilderness?

Manna from Heaven

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Which commandment did Israel break first?

 The First Commandment: “You shall have no other gods before me.”

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What does Moses offer that foreshadows Christ?

He offers his own life to be blotted out for the people’s sins.

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What happens to Moses’ face?

It shines with God’s glory.

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Who were Israel’s priests?

The Levites (sons of Aaron).

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 How is manna a type of the Eucharist?

Both are God-given bread that gives life (John 6).

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Where does the golden calf incident occur?

 Exodus 32–34

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How is Exodus 24 a type of Christ’s sacrifice?

Moses sprinkles blood to seal the covenant, foreshadowing Christ’s blood in the New Covenant.

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Why can Moses only see God’s “back”?

Because no one can see God fully and live; we know Him only indirectly on earth.

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Why were sacrifices offered?

To atone for sin and restore communion with God.

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Where were the Ten Commandments given?

Mount Sinai

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How does God show mercy after Israel’s idolatry?

God does not destroy Israel, renews the covenant, and continues to dwell with them.

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How does the Mosaic Covenant point to Christ?

 It prepares for the New Covenant fulfilled by Jesus through His sacrifice.

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What does Moses’ glowing face teach us?

Encountering God transforms us and reflects His holiness.

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What happens on the Day of Atonement?

 The high priest enters the Holy of Holies to offer sacrifice for Israel’s sins.

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What does the Shema teach?

That the Lord is one and must be loved with the whole heart (Deuteronomy 6:4).

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How does this incident with the golden calf show God’s justice and mercy?

God punishes sin (justice) but forgives and restores Israel through Moses’ intercession (mercy).

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Compare Moses and Jesus using Hebrews 9.

Moses offers animal blood repeatedly; Jesus offers His own blood once for eternal redemption.

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How does this point to Heaven?

In Heaven we will see God fully, not indirectly.

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 How does the Day of Attonment point to Christ?

Jesus is the true High Priest who offers Himself once for all sins.

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How does God remain faithful from Exodus to Ruth?

Despite Israel’s sin, God continually shows mercy, keeps His promises, and brings salvation through faithful individuals.