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Exodus and Leviticus Flashcards

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Exodus means what?

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Out Going

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The Greek word for Exodus means what?

This Greek word is found in what ancient book?

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Exit or Departure

Septuagint

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In Hebrew, what is the the title of exodus?

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“These are the names of”

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5 points of Theology in Exodus

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  1. God Speaks Powerfully to Mankind
  2. Salvation
  3. Now has a Testimony People on Earth
  4. Law
  5. Mediation
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Exodus’ 3 Major Themes

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  1. The Exodus - Exit from Egypt
  2. The Law
  3. The Tabernacle
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When the Exodus happened, Abraham’s Descendants were estimated to be?

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over 2 million

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What is “I am who I am”?

Did Jesus ever use this?

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The new name for himself that God gave to Abraham

Yes

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The plagues had 3 purposes. What were they?

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  1. To Show Israel their true God
  2. To Show Egypt their false gods
  3. To Show God’s glory to all of humanity
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The Plagues were intentional and not coincidental. What 3 things showed this?

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  1. Each were predicted by Moses, and most only came at his word
  2. There was a sense of orderliness - Each grew in severity
  3. There was some discrimination - after the first 3 plagues the Israelites were protected from the suffering
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Pharaoh was the example of what type of person in his relationship with God?

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  • set his heart against any conviction from God

- interprets any act of God’s mercy as a sign that God will not, nor cannot, enforce his predicted judgements

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Were the Israelites exempt from God’s final plague?

Why?

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No

Just because they were Israelites, they still had to individually show their faith in God by giving obedience to his direction

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What part of the Passover meal became foreshadow of Jesus?

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The Passover Lamb

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What are 2 ways that hyssop can represent faith?

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  1. In the OT the hyssop plant applied the blood of the lamb, just as faith applies the blood of Jesus to the human heart in the NT.
  2. The mere death of the lamb did not automatically save anyone until the shed blood was applied using the hyssop.
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What else is Passover known as?

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“The Feast of Unleavened Bread”

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What are 3 important points to remember about Passover?

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  1. This Festival is still kept by the Jews to this day.
  2. Since the crucifixion and resurrection took place on the Passover celebration, it coincides with our Easter.
  3. The NT makes it clear that this great event in Egypt speaks of the greater Passover and deliverance wrought by Jesus at Calvary.
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During the exodus, how many years was manna a staple diet of the Israelites?

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40

17
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What 4 ways is manna a type of Christ?

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  1. Sent Down From Heaven
  2. Sustained Life
  3. Divine Gift Provided for All
  4. Personal Appropriation was Necessary
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What miraculous water source during the exodus is another type of Christ?

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Water from the rock

19
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How long were the Israelites at Mt Sinai

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11 months 5 days

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What 3 major events took place while the Israelites were at Mt. Sinai?

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  1. The Law is Given
  2. The golden calf was built and worshiped
  3. The Construction of the Tabernacle
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Name the 3 fold nature of the Law.

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  1. The 10 Commandments (The Moral Code)
  2. The Judgements (The Social Code)
  3. The Tabernacle (The Spiritual Code)
22
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The 10 Commandments are also know as?

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The Decalogue in Greek meaning “10 words”

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What do the first 4 of the 10 Commandments describe?

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Their Personal Relationship with God

24
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What do the last 6 of the 10 Commandments describe?

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Their Relationship with Others

25
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What is the biblical teaching concerning the Sabbath?

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The Sabbath Day was set aside for rest and worship. God provided this day because humans need unhurried time in worship and rest each week.

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What do we learn about the tribe of Levi from the golden calf story?

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That same day, the tribe of Levi was chosen to be the priestly tribe that would be in charge of the tabernacle, the Temple, and all the holy instruments of God. They showed zeal in defending God’s honor so God chose them.

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What warning did Moses have to follow while he built the tabernacle?

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Exodus 25:9

Make this tabernacle and all its furnishings exactly like the pattern I will show you.

28
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Name 2 significant things that happened to the veil in the temple when Jesus died.

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  1. The veil was torn in half from top to bottom meaning this was a Divine act.
  2. When the veil was torn, the Holy of Holies was exposed. God’s presence was now accessible to all.
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What 3 things did God command Moses to Place in the Ark of the Covenant?

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  1. A gold pot of Manna
  2. Aaron’s (budded) staff
  3. The 2 stone tablets of the 10 Commandments
30
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What does the word Leviticus mean?

What is the title in Hebrew?

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“Pertaining to the Levites”

“And He Called”

31
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What one word can summarize the whole book of Leviticus?

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Holiness

32
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Name 2 reasons why the book of Leviticus was written.

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  1. To show Israel how to live as a holy nation in fellowship with God.
  2. To show Israel how to reflect the holiness of God to all nations.
33
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Who was the first high priest?

What tribe was he from?

What requirement of all priests followed there after?

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Aaron

Tribe of Levi

They all had to be Sons of Aaron.

34
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Name the 5 main offerings of worship in Leviticus, and the 2 categories they can be divided into.

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The Way to God

  • The Sin Offerings
  • The Guilt Offerings

The Walk with God

  • The Burnt Offerings
  • The Grain Offerings
  • The Fellowship Offerings
35
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How many Feasts are recorded in Leviticus?

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6

36
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Which feasts happen in the spring?

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  1. Passover (Unleavened Bread)
  2. First fruits
  3. Weeks (Pentecost)
37
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Which feasts occur in the fall?

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  1. Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah)
  2. Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)
  3. Tabernacles
38
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Which 3 feasts were all able-bodied men in Israel required to attended in Jerusalem?

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  1. Passover
  2. Weeks
  3. Tabernacles
39
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What does “Pentecost” mean?

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“Fifty”

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