Exodus 25-27

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    What was the special curtain inside the tabernacle supposed to separate?  -Ex 26:33

    • The menorah from the front door
    • The menorah from the table of shewbread
    • The Holy Place from the Most Holy Place
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This quiz focuses on specific directives and designs from Exodus chapters 25 to 27, including the construction of the sanctuary and the ark of the covenant. It assesses understanding of the text and its applications, relevant for learners exploring biblical scriptures.

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  • 2. 

    What was supposed to go inside the Most Holy Place? Ex 26:34

    • The ark of the covenant

    • The menorah

    • The table of shewbread

    Correct Answer
    A. The ark of the covenant
    Explanation
    According to Exodus 26:34, the Most Holy Place was meant to house the ark of the covenant. The ark of the covenant was a sacred chest that contained the stone tablets with the Ten Commandments, symbolizing the covenant between God and the Israelites. It was considered the most important and sacred item in the tabernacle, and only the high priest was allowed to enter the Most Holy Place once a year to perform rituals in front of the ark. Therefore, the ark of the covenant is the correct answer for what was supposed to go inside the Most Holy Place.

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    What kind of oil was to be used to light the lamp each evening? Ex 27:21

    • Animal fat rendered into oil

    • Pure olive oil

    • Vegetable oil

    Correct Answer
    A. Pure olive oil
    Explanation
    In Ex 27:21, it is stated that pure olive oil was to be used to light the lamp each evening. This suggests that olive oil was the specific type of oil designated for this purpose. The use of pure olive oil could have been due to its high quality and purity, making it suitable for the sacred act of lighting the lamp in the tabernacle.

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    Where did Moses receive the pattern for the lampstand?  -Ex 25:40

    • In the river

    • Under an acacia tree

    • On the mountain

    Correct Answer
    A. On the mountain
    Explanation
    Moses received the pattern for the lampstand on the mountain. This suggests that he received the instructions for the lampstand while he was on the mountain, possibly during his encounter with God when he received the Ten Commandments and other instructions for building the tabernacle.

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    What was to be the purpose of the building of the sanctuary? Ex 25:8

    • So the Israelites would have a place to worship God

    • So the Israelites would have a place to sing and listen to the priest on the Sabbath

    • So that God would have a dwelling place among them

    Correct Answer
    A. So that God would have a dwelling place among them
    Explanation
    The purpose of building the sanctuary was so that God would have a dwelling place among the Israelites. This means that the sanctuary would serve as a physical location where God's presence could reside and be worshiped. It would be a holy space where the Israelites could come to connect with God and offer their sacrifices and prayers. The sanctuary would symbolize the close relationship between God and His people, providing a tangible reminder of His presence and guidance in their lives.

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    What did God tell Moses to put inside the Ark of the Covenant? Ex 25:21

    • The testimony that he would give to him

    • The mercy seat

    • The cherubim

    Correct Answer
    A. The testimony that he would give to him
    Explanation
    In Exodus 25:21, God instructed Moses to put the testimony that He would give to him inside the Ark of the Covenant. This refers to the stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written. The Ark of the Covenant was a sacred container that symbolized God's presence among the Israelites, and the testimony inside represented the covenant and the laws that God wanted His people to follow. The mercy seat and the cherubim were also important components of the Ark, but the specific instruction given by God was to place the testimony inside.

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    What is the Hebrew word for candlestick or lampstand, depending on the version of the bible you are using. Ex 25:31

    • Menorah

    • Miqdash

    • Mishkan

    Correct Answer
    A. Menorah
    Explanation
    The Hebrew word for candlestick or lampstand, depending on the version of the bible you are using, is "menorah". This is a term commonly used in Jewish culture and refers to the seven-branched candelabrum that was used in the ancient Tabernacle and Temple in Jerusalem. It is also a symbol of light and knowledge in Judaism, often associated with the celebration of Hanukkah.

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     What did God command to be made out of pure gold and to be placed on top of the ark of the covenant -Ex 25:21

    • The judgment seat

    • The listening seat

    • The mercy seat

    Correct Answer
    A. The mercy seat
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "the mercy seat." In Exodus 25:21, God commanded for a mercy seat to be made out of pure gold and placed on top of the ark of the covenant. The mercy seat was a symbol of God's presence and it was where God would meet with the high priest to extend mercy and forgiveness to the people of Israel. It was a significant part of the tabernacle and played a crucial role in the religious practices of the Israelites.

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    What design was to be woven into the curtains?  Ex 26:1

    • Menorahs

    • Cherub angels with wings

    • Flowers with buds and petals

    Correct Answer
    A. Cherub angels with wings
    Explanation
    The correct answer is cherub angels with wings. This is based on the reference to Exodus 26:1, which describes the design to be woven into the curtains. The curtains were to have cherub angels with wings, indicating a religious or spiritual motif.

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