Leviticus Part 2

1. What was the significance of the "scapegoat"?

It meant that the hebrews were continually "getting God's goat"

The goat symbolizes the Israelites continual running away from God's righteousness.

It meant that eventually mankind would need a Messiah to blame all their sins on.

The goat symbolically carried away all of the sins of the Israelites.

2. Chapter 13 of leviticus discusses various skin diseases. It also gave instructions for

Embalming.

Disposing of dead and unclean animals.

Treating blindness.

Dealing with garments that have "leprous plague"

3. Which of the following were priests forbidden to do

Shave their heads, cut their bodies and uncover their heads.

Marry.

Any work other then keeping the tabernacle.

Accept gifts from any non-Hebrew.

4. Why was Shelomith's son stoned to death, according to Leviticus 24:11?

For blasphemy.

He committed adultery.

He was found lying with a beast.

For murdering one of Aaron's remaining sons.

5. Which of the following was not one of God's decrees of Leviticus chapter 19

Do not mate different kinds of animals.

Do not plant your field with two kinds of seed.

Do not wear clothing woven to two kinds of material.

Do not plant a vineyard within view of the tabernacle of meeting.

6. What did Leviticus 21 state as the penalty for a man who married his brother's wife.

The woman would be put to death and the man sent away.

They would have no children.

They would be cut off from the people.

They had to make an additional sacrifice every Sabbath while both of them remain alive and married.

7. Animals brought for sacrifice to God were to be free from defects but one of the following was allowable as a freewill offering.

Animals which were deformed or had stunted growth.

Blind animals.

Animals with festering sores.

Animals with warts.

8. What reasons did God give in leviticus 18 for driving nations out of the land?

Because they had made god's of metal.

As a sign to the twelve tribes of Israel.

Because they has defiled themselves through sexual perversion.

To open the land He had promised to the children of Israel.

9. How did the book of leviticus end?

With the Israelites finally entering the promised land.

With a return to God's prior discussion regarding punishment for sexual perversion.

With rules on tithing from the land, herd, and flock.

With the death and burial of Moses.

10. Two offences were mentioned in Leviticus 17 as punishale by "being cut off from one's people" What are they?

Eating dead animals that have been torn apart by other animals and not observing sacrifice rules for uncleanness.

Bringing lesser sacrifices to the tabernacle of meeting than the giver is capable of and working on the Sabbath.

Sacrificing at places other than the tent of meeting and eating blood.

Eating blood and working on the Sabbath.