Tabernacle Quiz

What is the significance of the tabernacle in the Bible?

• It was a location for the Israelites to hold their political meetings

• It served as a portable sanctuary for the Israelites during their journey in the wilderness.

• It was used as a marketplace for trading goods

• It was a place for the Israelites to store their weapons

Which materials were used to construct the tabernacle?

• Concrete, glass, and steel

• Gold, silver, bronze, fine linen, and acacia wood

• Diamonds, rubies, and sapphires

• Plastic, aluminum, and cardboard

What were the key furnishings of the tabernacle?

• Sofa, TV, coffee table, rug

• Ark of the Covenant, table for the Bread of the Presence, lampstand, altar of incense

• Bed, dresser, nightstand, mirror

• Refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, oven

Where is the description of the tabernacle found in the Bible?

• Deuteronomy

• Numbers

• Exodus

• Leviticus

What was the purpose of the altar of burnt offering in the tabernacle?

• To store extra supplies for the tabernacle

• To sacrifice animals and burn them as an offering to God

• To provide a place for people to sleep

• To cook food for the priests

What was the role of the Ark of the Covenant in the tabernacle?

• It was kept in the courtyard of the tabernacle

• It was used as a storage for food and supplies

• It was placed in the Most Holy Place

• It was used for sacrifices outside the tabernacle

What was the significance of the veil in the tabernacle?

• To provide shade for the priests

• To keep out insects and pests

• To serve as a decorative element

• To separate the Holy Place from the Most Holy Place

How was the tabernacle used during the Israelites' journey in the wilderness?

• As a storage facility for food and supplies

• As a marketplace for trading goods

• As a portable sanctuary for worship and sacrifices

• As a military training ground

What was the purpose of the bronze laver in the tabernacle?

• To store food for the priests

• To hold the sacrificial animals

• To provide a place for the people to wash

• To provide a place for the priests to wash before entering the tabernacle.

What lessons can we learn from the tabernacle in the Bible?

• Lessons on mathematics, astronomy, and physics.

• Lessons on worship, symbolism, and God's presence.

• Lessons on fashion, technology, and architecture.

• Lessons on cooking, gardening, and fishing.