Final Exam Review: Quarters 1-2 Pt 2

What features of the tabernacle make it resemble Mt. Sinai?

• As on Sinai, there are three levels of access to the Lord

• As on Sinai, the Lord dwells in the Most Holy Place in cloud and fire.

• The law, given from God on Sinai, is now kept just below God's presence, in the ark.

• The curtains are embroidered with images of Mt. Sinai.

• The tension between God's love and holiness, so vividly displayed on Mt. Sinai, is also evident with the tabernacle. The tabernacle allows God to dwell with his sinful people, yet also restricts their access to him and hides his glory from view.

What features of the tabernacle suggest that it is a reflection of heaven?

• God tells Moses to build the tabernacle "according to the pattern" he sees on Mt. Sinai, and the book of Hebrews tells us that this pattern was God's heavenly sanctuary.

• The people can see angels descending from heaven to the tabernacle.

• As in heaven the Lord is surrounded by cherubim, so cherubim decorate the curtains of the tabernacle and the veil between the Holy Place and Holy of Holies and are on top of the mercy seat.

The central topic of Leviticus is ________. God repeatedly commands the people, "You shall be ________, for I the LORD your God am ________."

• holiness

• sacrifice

• obedience

• forgiveness

Leviticus is fundamentally concerned with how the LORD's people may draw near and live with him, their holy God.

• True

• False

Holiness is the quality of being separated to God, belonging to God.

• True

• False

What ceremony is described at the center of the book of Leviticus?

• The Feast of Booths

• The Day of Atonement

• The Passover

• The Sabbath

According to Leviticus 17, the life of an animal is in its ________, and the LORD has given this to make atonement on the altar.

• flesh

• blood
• mind

• strength

One purpose of the laws of Leviticus is to separate Israel from the surrounding nations.

• True

• False

The threats of Leviticus 26 preview the rest of Old Testament history by foreshadowing Israel's national sin, exile, and restoration.

• True

• False

Which of the following best summarizes the relevance of Leviticus for Christians today?

• It reveals truths about God's holiness, the need for atonement through Christ, and personal reflection on obedience and worship.

• It is only a historical record with no spiritual significance for Christians.

• It focuses solely on dietary laws that Christians must follow today.

• It teaches that salvation is achieved by following Old Testament rituals.