Laws and the Tabernacle Flashcards
Ark of the Covenant
Holy Place
Ark of the Covenant
The Courtyard
Table of the Bread of Presence
Altar of Burnt Offerings
Glory of God
What was the 1st commandment?
No other gods
What was the 2nd commandment?
No idols
What was the 3rd commandment?
Don’t misuse God’s name (don’t rob meaning from the one in whom there is all meaning.)
What was the 4th commandment?
Remember the Sabbath
What was the 5th commandment?
Honor your father and mother
What was the 6th commandment?
Don’t kill.
What was the 7th commandment?
Don’t commit adultery
What was the 8th commandment?
don’t steal
What was the 9th commandment?
Don’t lie.
What was the 10th commandment?
Don’t covet.
What were the five types of sacrifices?
Whole Burnt Offerings, Grain Offerings, Peace Offerings, Sin Offering and Guilt Offering
What is Lex Talionis?
An eye for an eye (make sure the punishment fits the crime and is not more or less than that.)
Over how many years was the OT written?
1,000
What is the Hebrew acronym for the canon?
TaNaK
What is the first section of the TaNaK called, and what does it mean?
Torah and it means “way” or “life”
What is the second section of the TaNaK called and what does it mean?
Nebi’im (or Nevi’im) and it means “prophets”
What is the third section of the TaNaK called and what does it mean?
Kethubim which means “writings”
What is the Megilloth?
The Frestival Scrolls
What covenant did God make with Abraham?
To bless all the families of the earth.
What three things do we learn about God from his relationship with Joseph?
God protects his people and never abandons them. God uses bad circumstances to bring about good.
What do we learn about God through his relationship with Jacob?
God uses imperfect people to bring about his will.
What were the two theophanies that happened to Jacob?
Jacob’s Ladder, Jacob Wrestles
Why is Numbers called Numbers?
Because it begins and ends with censuses.
