Leviticus Part 1
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- 1.Moses closed the instruction regarding burnt offerings of all three types with what information?
- A.
Blood is the only atonement for sin.
- B.
Man lives only by the breath of God.
- C.
The aroma of the sacrifice pleases God.
- D.
God always sees the sacrifice of the giver.
- 2.What two things were the Israelites forbidden to eat "throughout your generations" in Leviticus 3:17?
- A.
Insects and porc.
- B.
Female goats and 2 day old manna.
- C.
The kidneys and the fat near the loins.
- D.
Fat and blood.
- 3.If a priest or the general community was guilty of unintentional sin, the sacrifice required was:
- A.
A large quantity of flour and a dove.
- B.
A female sheep that had not given birth.
- C.
A young bull without blemish.
- D.
A male goat without defect.
- 4.Regulations for the burnt offering included:
- A.
The burnt offering was to remain on the altar hearth until morning.
- B.
The priest must put on linen clothes before removing he ashes from the altar.
- C.
An additional change of clothes was required before carrying the ashes away.
- D.
The fire was to be kept burning continuously and was not allowed to go out.
- E.
All of the above were required.
- 5.During the ordination of Aaron and his sons, how long were they to remain at the entrance to the tabernacle of meeting according to Moses' commandment?
- A.
Until the lord spoke.
- B.
Until seven animal sacrifices were completed.
- C.
Seven days.
- D.
Forty days
- 6.Why did God destroy Aaron's sons Nadab and Ablhu with fire?
- A.
Because they approached the altar without the "anointed robes" they were commanded to wear.
- B.
Because they offered profane fire to the Lord.
- C.
Because their hearts had hardened toward God.
- D.
Because Aaron had sinned before God and had not made an atoning sacrifice.
- 7.
- A.
Blame God, abandon their duties as priests, forget the holy ordinances.
- B.
Leave the tabernacle, become unclean, eat forbidden meat.
- C.
Cry out to the Lord, tear their clothes, offer an unacceptable sacrifice.
- D.
Uncover their heads, tear their clothes, leave the tabernacle.
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