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HEBREWS 133 TEXTBOOK
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Compare the sacrifice for sins in the Old Covenant to that of the New Covenant.
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Old Covenant sacrifices for sins were only for the Jews; the New Covenant sacrifice was for whosoever will.
- B.
Old Covenant sacrifices for sins covered sins for one year; The New Covenant sacrifice for sin was eternal.
- C.
Old Covenant sacrifices for sins contained the blood of bulls and goats; the New Covenant sacrifice was the precious blood of Jesus.
- D.
All answers are correct.
Correct Answer
D. All answers are correct.Explanation
The New Covenant sacrifice for sins was the precious blood of Jesus. That one sacrifice was powerful enough to take away every sin for all of the ages. His sacrifice was once for all and all-time--the eternal sacrifice.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Why did the author point out the need for a better Covenant?
- A.
The author pointed out that the Old Covenant was only for the women and children.
- B.
The author pointed out that the Old Covenant only worked for the people during "Feast Days".
- C.
The author pointed out that the Old Covenant could not cleanse anyone from sin nor could it change one's nature.
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The author pointed out that the Old Covenant was only for the Scribes and Pharisees.
Correct Answer
C. The author pointed out that the Old Covenant could not cleanse anyone from sin nor could it change one's nature.Explanation
The Book of Hebrews is a great contrast of the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. The author points out that the Old Covenant could not take remove sins from an individual nor could it change one's nature. The New Covenant could do both of those things and much more.Rate this question:
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Under the Old Covenant, how often did the High Priest enter the Most Holy Place?
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Under the Old Covenant, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place once a year on the Day of Atonement.
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Under the Old Covenant, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place three times on the Day of Pentecost.
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Under the Old Covenant, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place three times at the Feast of the Harvest.
- D.
Under the Old Covenant, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place three times on the New Jewish Year.
Correct Answer
A. Under the Old Covenant, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place once a year on the Day of Atonement.Explanation
Under the Old Covenant, only the High Priest could enter the Most Holy Place. He did so on the Day of Atonement. He had offer sacrifices for the sins of Israel each and every year, because the sacrifices did not take away the sins. The sins were covered and rolled forward for one year.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How did Jesus follow the example of the High Priest in the Old Covenant?
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Jesus entered the Most Holy Place in Heaven and sprinkled His own blood.
- B.
Jesus sprinkled the blood of bulls and goats not the blood of a lamb.
- C.
Jesus sacrificed an animal just as the High Priest of the Old Covenant was required.
- D.
Jesus went to the High Priest to make a sacrifice as in the days of old.
Correct Answer
A. Jesus entered the Most Holy Place in Heaven and sprinkled His own blood.Explanation
Jesus entered the Most Holy Place in Heaven and sprinkled His own blood.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Jesus went to the bottom of loneliness so that all could be comforted. (True or False)
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Jesus went to the bottom of loneliness so that all could be comforted.Rate this question:
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Why did Jesus go to the lowest level of sin?
- A.
God made Jesus to be SIN so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.
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Jesus went to the lowest levels of sin to defeat Satan
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Jesus went to the lowest levels of sin to check it out.
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Jesus went to the lowest levels of sin to satisfy the rules of the Pharisees.
Correct Answer
A. God made Jesus to be SIN so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.Explanation
God made Jesus to be SIN, so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.Rate this question:
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How did God deal with man's nature?
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God dealt with man's nature by having to read the Word all the time.
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God dealt with man's nature by the foolishness of preaching.
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God made Jesus to be SIN so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.
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God dealt with man's nature by giving the ten commandments.
Correct Answer
C. God made Jesus to be SIN so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.Explanation
God made Jesus to be SIN, so that we could be the righteousness of God in Christ.Rate this question:
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What did Jesus face for us in Sheol?
- A.
Jesus faced the constant companions of terror and darkness.
- B.
Jesus faced all the ruling officials of the Sanhedrin.
- C.
None of the answers are correct.
- D.
Jesus faced death
Correct Answer
A. Jesus faced the constant companions of terror and darkness.Explanation
Jesus faced the constant companions of terror and darkness.Rate this question:
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How did God cover our need to be healed of sickness and disease and pain?
- A.
God put our sicknesses, diseases, and pains on Jesus, so that we could be healed.
- B.
God covered our need to be healed of sickness, disease, and pain by providing the doctors.
- C.
God covered our need to be healed of sickness, disease, and pain by making drugs.
- D.
God covered our need to be healed of sickness, disease, and pain by building hospitals.
Correct Answer
A. God put our sicknesses, diseases, and pains on Jesus, so that we could be healed.Explanation
God put our sicknesses, diseases, and pains on Jesus, so that we could be healed.Rate this question:
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How did Jesus represent us to cover our need to be comforted when lonely?
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Jesus was our substitute by taking our hurts and rejections on Himself.
- B.
Jesus prayed for us in the Garden of Gethsemane.
- C.
Jesus went to the temple to sacrifice a lamb.
- D.
Jesus ministered in parables to give direction to mend the hurt and rejection.
Correct Answer
A. Jesus was our substitute by taking our hurts and rejections on Himself.Explanation
Jesus was our substitute by taking our hurts and rejections on Himself.Rate this question:
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Did you read the required text assigned for this quiz?
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Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.
- B.
No I did not read the required text assigned for this quiz.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, I read the required text assigned for this quiz.Explanation
A lower quiz score will result from the failure to read the assigned lesson text.Rate this question:
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