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Introduction Tabernacle Flashcards

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What does genesis 1:26-27 tell us about ourselves

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We are created in God’s image and He gave us dominion

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Why does God put so many plants in the garden of Eden in Genesis 1:29-30

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To give us food

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Why were the seamstresses instructed to sew pomegranates and bells along the hem of Aaron’s garments

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For dignity and honor

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In Exodus 31:2-11 what two men were chosen

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Bezalel and Oholiab

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How did God prepare the two men for their job

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He filled them with wisdom and with the Holy Spirit

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What were the specific things the two men were going to do for God

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They were going to design artistic works

work in gold silver and bronze,

in cutting jewels for setting,

and carving wood,

and to work in all manners of workmanship

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In Exodus 35:34 what else did God call them to do

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He called them to teach

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What other workers were to be filled with wisdom

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Those who design artistic works

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In Exodus 28:3 another group is mentioned, what were they to make

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Aaron’s garments

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What all was needed in order to build the tabernacle

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Gold, silver, bronze

Blue, purple, and scarlet thread

Find linen

Goat’s hair

Rams skin dyed red

Badger skins

Acacia wood

Olive oil

Spices

Onyx stones

Gems

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What were some of the artistic processes listed

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Spinning yard

Cutting jewel

Carving wood

Engraving

Designing

Making tapestry

Working with gold and metal

Making a fancy table

Making an ornamental lampstand

Making perfumes

Seamstress

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What was the purpose of the tabernacle

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It was a temple for God to live in and dwell among his people

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What objects are found in the outer court of the tabernacle

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Wash basin and an altar of burnt offerings

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What is found inside the tabernacle but not in the holy of holies

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Lampstand

Bread

Table

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What was behind the veil in the holy of holies

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The Ark of the covenant with the mercy seat

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Once the beautiful objects were finished and put into the tabernacle what happened

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Clouds covered the temple and the glory of the Lord filled the tabernacle

17
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Principle one

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Art is an important means of glorifying God and showing our faith in Him

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Principle two

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Art is sometimes used to describe concepts that are beyond our material world. Art should never be used in a way that draws man away from God

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Principle three

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Visual art is an excellent tool to use in teaching people spiritual truth

Ex: tabernacle-God dwelt with them

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Principle four

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The beauty of the art was to show the magnificence of God and the privilege of serving Him

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Principle five

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The beauty of the tabernacle was also shown in its unique function to be easily dismantled and transported

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Principle six

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Some of the tabernacle was made for specific functions while other parts were made just for beauty

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Principle seven

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God planned the temple, but he entrusted man to build it. He made sure they had the supplies they needed beforehand

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Artwork based on a concept or idea of the subject matter rather than its appearance

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Conceptual

25
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Visual artwork that duplicates as closely as possible the appearance of the subject matter

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Realistic

26
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Artwork produced by carving or engraving

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Graven

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The lengthwise threads in weaving; they are wound on the loom first, and the weft threads are woven through them

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Warp

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A crosswise thread in weaving; they are woven through the warp by passing alternately over and under each warp thread

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Weft

29
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Working with precious stones

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Lapidary

30
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Carving designs into the surface of a material so that the design is lower than the surface

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Engraving

31
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A mold for casting metal

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Ingot

32
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Pouring molten metal into a mold that will give it a 3D form when it cools

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Casting

33
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A freestanding sculpture (pretty on every side)

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Sculpture in the round

34
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Projects from a solid background

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Relief sculpture

35
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Making fine furniture out of wood

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Cabinetry

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