Exodus 30-32 Verse! Trivia Questions Quiz
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Are you familiar with Exodus 30-32 Verse? Do you imagine you can take on this quiz? Exodus was the liberation of Israel's people from slavery in Egypt in the 13th-century BCE, under the leadership of Moses. The exact phrase that was stated is, “You shall make an altar to burn incense on; you shall make it of acacia wood. ” Take this quiz and learn more about Exodus 30-32 verses.
- 1.According to God's law, how often was the incense to burn in the temple? Exodus 30:7-8
- A.
During the morning, every morning
- B.
All day, every day, forever
- C.
All day, on the day of atonement
- 2.According to God's law, what would happen to the people if they did not pay the temple tax? Ex 30:12
- A.
Nothing
- B.
A plague
- C.
They were to be put out of the camp
- 3.According to God's law, what was the set amount for the temple tax, that each person, whether poor or rich, was required to pay? Ex 30:13
- A.
10% of their possessions
- B.
A half sheckel, no more no less
- C.
As much as one desired to give freely from their heart
- 4.According to God's law, who was exempt from paying the temple tax? Ex 30:13-14
- A.
No one
- B.
All men under the age of 20
- C.
The elderly
- 5.According to God, what was another name for the "temple tax?" Ex 30:13-15
- A.
Government tax
- B.
Offering to the Lord
- C.
A sin offering
- 6.What was the temple tax to be used for? Ex 30:16
- A.
To help the poor
- B.
The service in the meeting tent
- C.
To help spread the word to all nations about the dwelling place of God
- 7.What did Jesus say about us paying the temple tax? Matt 17:24-27
- A.
We have to pay it
- B.
We do not have to pay it
- C.
It doesn't matter either way, if we pay it or not
- 8.The bronze bowl filled with water was to be used for what? Ex 30:19
- A.
Washing of the priests' hands and feet
- B.
Washing of the children of Israel's hands and feet
- C.
Cleaning up the blood from the horns of the altar, the sides of the altar, and the priests clothes
- 9.How long should this law about the washing with water from the bronze bowl continue? Ex 30:21
- A.
40 years
- B.
Until the children of Israel cross the Jordan River
- C.
Until there is no longer a tabernacle with a bronze bowl
- D.
Forever
- 10.What was the sweet-smelling anointing oil made from?
- A.
Pure olive oil
- B.
Olive oil and ox blood
- C.
Liquid myrh, cinnamon, cane, cassia, and olive oil
- 11.Anything that touches the things anointed with oil will become what? Ex 30:29
- A.
Dead
- B.
Holy
- C.
Blessed
- 12.Anyone who makes this same recipe given for making anointing oil as a general perfume shall be what? Ex 30:33
- A.
Praised
- B.
Cut off from the people of Israel
- C.
Branded on their forehead and hand with the word sinner by use of a hot iron
- 13.Where was the fine powder of incense to be placed? Ex 30:36
- A.
On the table with the shewbread
- B.
Inside the door of the tent
- C.
In front of the Ark of the Covenant (the Holy Box containing the Agreement)
- 14.If someone works on the Sabbath, what should happen to them? Ex 31:14
- A.
They should be whipped
- B.
They should bring a sin offering to the priest
- C.
They should be killed
- 15.How long should people honor the law about not working on the Sabbath? Ex 31:16
- A.
Until they are no longer living in the wilderness
- B.
Until they have crossed over the Jordan
- C.
Forever
- 16.Did Jesus work on the Sabbath? John 5:16-18
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- C.
Yes, but not the kind of work that you weren't supposed to do on the Sabbath
- 17.Was Aaron able to keep the Israelites under control while Moses was gone? Ex 32:25
- A.
Yes, because Aaron was a good speaker and used psychology
- B.
No, but he tried to by making them a false god
- C.
No, because he did not have his priestly clothes that caused honor and respect.
- 18.What did God command to be done to the Israelites' brothers, friends, neighbors, and even their own sons who were against the Lord? Ex 32:27-28
- A.
Kill them
- B.
Counsel them
- C.
Love them anyway and treat them with respect and honor as God's chosen people
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