Monday, May 9, 2011

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: The priest had to take the blood of the trespass offering and put some of it three places on the man being cleansed of leprosy. Which of these was not one of those places?

(a) Tip of the right ear; (b) right knee; or (c) big toe of the right foot.
2. Of what were the holy garments of the high priest made?
(a) Wool; (b) linen; or (c) silk.1. (b) right knee (Lev. 14: 14 )

2. (b) Linen (Lev. 16.: 4 )




Saturday, May 7, 2011

Law and Promise:

Fill in the blank: God instructed Moses and Aaron concerning the man whose hair was gone, As for the man whose hair has fallen from his head, he is -------, but he is clean.Bald (Lev. 13: 40 )

This is not a statement of the obvious. It is a judgment that no disease has caused the hair to fall out, but only the process of time.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice : Which of the following birds were the Israelites not prohibited to eat?

(a) The pigeon ; (b) short-eared owl; or (c) buzzard
2. True or False? The Hebrew dietary laws forbade eating locusts.1. (a) pigeon (Lev. 11: 13-19 )

2. False (Lev. 11:22 ) They could eat flying insects "which have jointed legs above their feet with which to leap on the earth" (v. 21 )




Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Law and Promise:

1. True or False: The children of Israel were allowed to eat all animals that were either cur-chewing or had cloven hooves.False : They had to have both characteristics not one or the other (Lev. 11:3,4 )


2. Multiple Choice: In the consecration for the priesthood, Aaron and his sons were to stay in the tabernacle for how many days? (a) Three; (b) ten; or (c) seven.(c) seven (Lev. 8: 33 )




Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Law and Promise:

1. True or False The daily grain offering of Aaron and his sons was to be one-fifth burned and the rest eaten.


2. Fill in the blanks: No one was to eat any--------or-------- from a sacrificed animal.1. False It was to be wholly burned ( Lev. 6: 23 )


2. Fat---blood (Lev. 7: 25,26 ) The fat belonged to the Lord as the best of the sacrifice, and the blood represented the life of the creature and was not to be consumed (3 : 16; 17 : 14 ).



Monday, May 2, 2011

Law and Promise:


1.True or False: Burnt offering of live-stock could be either male or female, but peace offerings of live-stock had to be male.


2. Multiple Choice: If any ruler sinned unintentionally, what must he offer as a sin offering?

(a)a young bull; (b) a kid; or (c) a ram.1. False, burnt offerings had to be male; peace offerings could be male or female ( Lev. 1:3;3:1).


2. (b) A kid (Lev. 4: 22,23 ).

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Law and Promise:

Fill in the blanks: All grain offerings, baked or unbaked, must have------- on them and be seasoned with --------.Oil
salt

Frankincense added to the oil produced a pleasant aroma from the sacrifice. The salt was to remind the offerer of the covenant (v. 2, 13 ).