The Tabernacle
What was the purpose of the tabernacle in ancient times, and is that the same or different than the temple's purpose for us today?
The purpose of the temple was to bring the Israelites closer to God and make them holy. It is the same for temples.
What is the multi-branched candlestick called that was in the Holy Place?
Menorah
Which kingdom of glory is represented by the Outer Courtyard of the Tabernacle?
Telestial Kingdom
Why don't we offer animal sacrifice today?
Because Jesus Christ's Atonement fulfilled the Law of Moses.
How many LDS church buildings are there in Stansbury? (not counting seminary)
6
How many times per year did the High Priest enter the Holy of Holies?
1, on the Day of Atonement
How many loaves of unleavened bread were set on the table of Showbread?
12
Which kingdom of glory is represented by the Holy Place?
The terrestrial kingdom
Why should we study the ancient Tabernacle?
It helps us see that the principles we are taught in the temple have existed since ancient times, which should strengthen our testimony in God's love and consistency.
What is the population of Stansbury?
5,000 - 6,000
8,000 - 10,000
12,000 - 14,000
12,000 - 14,000
What is the name for the ceremonies that took place in the tabernacle? hint: it's the same as the name we use for the ceremonies in temples today.
What was the most sacred object in the Tabernacle?
The Ark of the Covenant
Which kingdom of glory is represented by the Holy of Holies?
Celestial Kingdom
The Holy of Holies teaches us that we can.....
Return to the very presence of our Father in Heaven
What was processed at the Benson Grist Mill when it was in service?
Wheat
What was the name of the figures that were embroidered on the veil that separated the Holy Place from the Holy of Holies in the Tabernacle? Hint: angels
Cherubim aka angels of God
What does the Menorah represent? How often was it kept burning?
What did the altar of incense represent? How often did the priest burn incense?
It represents prayer and its importance in preparation for entering the Lord's presence. Every morning and night.
Who were the first people to offer animal sacrifices to God?
Adam & Eve
Why is it called Stansbury Park?
Howard Stansbury, a U.S. Army Major and topographical engineer who led an 1849 expedition to survey the Great Salt Lake and its surrounding region, is the namesake for Stansbury Park, Utah.
What was the lid of the Ark of the Covenant called?
Mercy seat, or seat of Atonement
What is the Laver made of, and how was it used by the officiating priest?
Brass, the priest was required to wash before entering the tent of the tabernacle. It represents the washing and cleansing of souls from sin. It reminds us of baptismal fonts used today.
coming to the Savior from out of the world.
What is our offering today instead of animal sacrifice?
What were the names of the 3 original neighborhoods in Stansbury Park?
Country Club, Lake View, and Mill Pond