Law and Promise:

1.Question : Fill in the blank Moses said, The Lord your God will raise up for you a -------like me from your midst, from your brethren. Him you shall hear".

2. According to Deuteronomy 18:22, how could the Israelites determine whether someone claiming to be a prophet was a true prophet of God?

1. "Prophet" (Deut.18 : 15 ). Peter quotes this verse in showing that Jesus was the One of whom Moses spoke (Acts 2 :22 )

2. If the prophecy did not come to pass, the prophet was a false prophet (Deut, 18 : 22 ).

Law and Promise:

1. Fill in the blanks: Moses predicts in Deuteronomy 17 that Israel will ask for a ------ like all the nations around them.

2. The Levites "have no inheritance among their brethren; the ---------is their inheritance".1. King (Deut. 17 : 14 ) This prophecy was fulfilled about

four hundred years later in the days of Samuel.

2. "Lord" (Deut. 18 : 2 ) This meant that the Levites were to own no land. They were to live on the land provided among the other tribes and be supported by them.

Law and Promise:

Fill in the blanks:

'Whoever is worthy of death shall be put to death on the testimony of ------or------witnesses, but he shall not be put to death on the testimony of -------witness.""two---three---one"

(Deut. 17 : 6 )

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: The Feast of Weeks followed Passover by how many weeks ?

(a) Three; (b) seven; or (c) fourteen.

(b) Seven (Deut. 16 : 9, 10 ) The Feast of Weeks was later known as Pentecost because it followed Passover by fifty days.

2. What kind of offering was to be given to the Lord during the Feast of Weeks ?

(a) Heave offering; (b) wave offering; or (c) freewill offering.

(c) Freewill offering (Deut. 16 : 10 ).

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: The unleavened bread to be eaten during Passover was called the bread of :

(a) Deliverance; (b) redemption; or (c) affliction.

(c) Affliction (Deut. 16: 3 ) Eating unleavened bread was to remind Israelites of the suffering experienced in Egypt and of God's deliverance.

2. True or False? The Israelites were to sacrifice and eat the Passover each in his own house.

False They were to sacrifice and eat it in the place God had appointed (Deut. 16 : 5-7 )

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: What were the Hebrews not allowed to do to the firstborn

males of the flock?

(a) Eat them; (b) ride them; (c) shear them.
2. Question: For how many days were the Jews required to eat unleavened bread?1. (c) Shear them (Deut. 15 : 19

2. Seven days (Deut. 16: 3 ) Passover was also known as the Feast of Unleavened Bread.

Law and Promise:

1. Multiple Choice: Under Mosaic Law how long could one Hebrew keep another Hebrew as a slave before he had to set him free?

(a) Three years; (b) six years; (c) seven years.

2. Fill in the blank: If a man or woman wanted to remain a slave for life to a fellow Hebrew, then the master was to take a awl and trust it through the slave's--------.
1. (b) Six years (Deut. 15 : 12 )

2. Ear ( Deut. 15: 17 )