My Sacrifice
You mean I have to?!? Of the Old Covenant Offerings, this many were mandatory.
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Bling! Bling! This precious metal is seen throughout the Tabernacle and represents the deity of Christ.
Gold
Of the 3 divisions of the Tabernacle, this one was the innermost division.
Holy of Holies
It ain't about the bunny! This holiday is celebrated as a memorial to Christ's overcoming of death and being resurrected.
Easter
There are this many offering types listed in Leviticus chapters 1-6, possibly alluding to the grace by which we are saved, as this number represents grace in the Bible.
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Thank the Lord! This offering was used to express gratitude to God for His provision and goodness during the harvest.
Grain Offering
Sometimes called "iron wood", this robust lumber was often chosen for it's ability to resist rot. Perhaps a reference to Christ's body being incorruptible.
Acacia/Shittim
This item was kept in the innermost chamber of the Tabernacle and the Glory of God would rest upon it's covering to meet the High Priest yearly. Every piece of it represented Christ.
The Ark of the Covenant
Jerusalem
According to the writer of Hebrews, "Without [this] there is no remission of sin," explaining to us why Jesus had to suffer and be put to death.
Shedding of blood
Blame it on the goat! This special goat took on the sins of the congregation by the high priest laying his hands on the animal. The goat was then released into the wilderness to "take away" the sins of the people.
Scapegoat
Aaron's rod that budded.
Something smells good! The scripture teaches us that these ascend to Heaven as a sweet smelling incense to God, typified by the Altar of Incense in the Tabernacle.
Prayers
Christ came into the Holy City riding a young colt and was greeted by people with palm branches shouting, "Hosanna in the highest!" on the day that would later be known as this.
Palm Sunday
This lady was turned into a pillar of salt when she "looked back" to the cities of the plain during their destruction, perhaps alluding to not turning back toward a sinful lifestyle or self-made righteousness.
Lot's wife
It's that time of year again. This is one of the special offerings that we talked about that were presented yearly.
Passover or Day of Atonement
Each of the items in the Ark of the Covenant represented rebellious acts toward God done by them.
The Israelites
This item would be the first thing you would see as you enter the Tabernacle, signifying the need for Christ's sacrifice.
The Brazen Altar
Christ was crucified at the time of this feast, being the perfect Lamb of God, and removing the fear of death for the Christian.
The Passover
This global event typified how Christ would be our only salvation from the wrath of God poured out on the earth if we entered His body through faith. The term translated as "pitch" in this story is translated as atonement elsewhere in the scriptures.
The flood
Talk about high interest! This offering was used to make retribution to another person.
Trespass/Guilt Offering
The Greek word "hilasterion" is used only twice in the New Testament and always refers to this.
The Mercy Seat
This item was the only light source in the Holy Place, just outside the curtain leading into the Holy of Holies, representing the Body of Christ as the light that leads to the Father.
The Golden Candlestick
Jesus told the Pharisees, "Destroy this and I will raise it up in three days!"
The temple in reference to His own body.
The openings to the three separate chambers of the Tabernacle were called by these names, which Jesus proclaimed He was. (Hint: There are three terms listed, and you must get them all.)
They Way, the Truth, and the Life