Quiz – OT Survey 1 Lesson 5 – www.thekingdombuilders.org

In the Old Testament, the covenant with Abraham was primarily God making a covenant with Abraham.

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What is the significance of the two tablets mentioned in the text?

They represent two different covenants.

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They symbolize the division of the Old Testament.

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They signify the parties involved in God's covenant.

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They are purely decorative.

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According to the text, what was special about the tabernacle to God?

It was a place of political assembly.

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It was a central location for worship.

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It served as a marketplace.

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It had significant historical artifacts.

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What is the reason given in the text for the establishment of the tabernacle?

To serve as a political headquarters.

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To facilitate trade and commerce.

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Because the Israelites needed a central place for worship centered around God.

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To store important documents.

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According to the text, what does the tabernacle typify or symbolize?

It symbolizes the importance of earthly possessions.

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It symbolizes the grandeur of religious buildings.

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It points to Jesus Christ.

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It represents the various tribes of Israel.

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What was the main function of the altar of burnt offering in the outer court of the tabernacle?

To serve as a place for political discussions.

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To symbolize the unity of the Israelite tribes.

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To represent Christ's sacrifice for the sins of His people.

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To prepare food for the priests.

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What does the altar of incense in the holy place symbolize, as mentioned in the text?

It symbolizes the gathering of offerings.

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It represents the necessity of daily rituals.

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It signifies the fruits of righteousness.

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It is purely decorative.

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Why was there always supposed to be illumination in the house of God, according to the text?

To attract a larger congregation.

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To provide light for the priests.

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Because God is the light of truth.

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It was a tradition.

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What did the most holy place in the tabernacle represent, as explained in the text?

A secret meeting place for the high priest.

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A place for storing treasures.

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God's presence and the need for purification.

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An area for community gatherings.

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In the New Testament, the veil that separated the most holy place was replaced with Jesus Christ.

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