Sanctuary Notes

Question 1

T/F- This unique portable temple represented God’s dwelling with His people and the services conducted in connection with its operations had a threefold lesson on the plan for man’s salvation.​

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Which text tells us of the Heavenly sanctuary that Moses built the “pattern” of

Answer 2

Heb 8: 1,2,5

Ex 25: 9,40- sanctuary built after pattern

Question 3

What is the Hebrew word for pattern- which suggest model or copy

Answer 3

Tabnit

Question 4

Exodus 25:8

Answer 4

“And let them make me a sanctuary: that I may dwell among them.”​

Question 5

T/f Lesson # 1 - The sanctuary belongs to God and should be treated with respect and care”​

Answer 5

T

Question 6

What was the entire sanctuary surrounded with? Ex 27: 9-16

Answer 6

fenced with fine linen cloth supported with 60 pillars of brass

Question 7

What is found in the outer court? Ex 27: 1-8

Answer 7

Altar of burnt offerings at entrance

Question 8

What does the altar represent?

Answer 8

Purpose: Sacrificing of animals/offerings

Meaning: That Altar represented the Cross of Christ in the New Testament.

Question 9

What does the animals/sacrifice represent? John 1:29

Answer 9

represented Christ, who was the real or ultimate sacrifice

Question 10

What was the second item in the court before entering the sanctuary? Exo. 30:17- 21.

Answer 10

Lavar

Question 11

What did Lavar represent/Purpose?

Answer 11

Purpose: the Priests washed their hands and feet before offering sacrifice or entering the sanctuary

Meaning: The water represented cleansing from sin or the new birth– ​

Titus 3: 5​- washing of regeneration, and renewing of the Holy Ghost;

Question 12

What are the items in holy place and what did they represent?

Answer 12

The Table of Shewbread–
Purpose: Aaron and his sons to eat

Meaning: Exo.25:23-30. this represented Jesus the living bread- Jn.6:51​

The seven-branch candlestick–
Purpose: To light the sanctuary

Meaning:Exo.25:31- 40. this represented Jesus as the light of the world– Jn.9:5 and Jn.1:9.

the oil represented the Holy Spirit- Zachariah 4:1-6 and Revelation 4:5.​

The Altar of incense- Exo.30:7,8-
Purpose: where atonement is offered (once a year on its horns)/ burned and had sweet smell which points to the offensiveness of sin to God, the incense would represent the access we get through grace

Meaning: representing the prayer of the Saints- Rev.5:8​

Question 13

T/F- A thick heavy veil or curtain separated the first from the second room.​

Answer 13

true

Question 14

What was in the most holy place​?

Answer 14

“The Ark of the covenant” Exo. 25:10-22.

Question 15

What was the ark made of/ look like?

Answer 15

This was really a box or chess made of Acacia wood overlaid with gold.​

There were two Angels standing on the top of that chess were two Angels made of solid gold.​

Between these angels was “the mercy seat”- where the supernatural presence of God dwelt. This symbolized God’s throne in heaven, which is likewise located between two angels- Ps.80:1​

Question 16

What was inside the ark?

Answer 16

The ten Commandments which was written on two tables of stones by the finger of God,

Deut.10:4,5- and which His people will always be required to obey- Rev.14:12

Moses’ law in side pocket

The cover of the box containing commandments aka mercy seat- signifies the fact that as long as God’s people confessed and forsook their sins, Prov.28:13– mercy would be extended to them through the blood which was sprinkled on the mercy seat by the priest –Lev.16:15,16.

His throne- Ps 80:1

Question 17

The blood of the animals which the priest sprinkled on the mercy seat represented

Answer 17

the blood of Christ that would be shed for sinners to bring forgiveness- Matthew 26:28, Hebrews 9:22

Represent Grace

Question 18

Why were animals sacrificed- explanation

Answer 18

The sacrifice of animals was necessary to help the people under the old covenant understand that without the shedding of Jesus’ blood, which the animal blood represent, there could be no forgiveness of sin.

The validity of the Law and the cost of sin

this sacrifice pointed to Another

Question 19

What is the punishment for sin- Rom 6:23

Answer 19

Eternal death-

Question 20

T/F given the fact of Rom6:23, Adam and Eve would have died the very same day if

Answer 20

If it had not been for the plan made before the foundation of the world- Lamb slain from foundation- Rev 13:8

Question 21

After sin, what did God require?- Gen 4:3-7

Answer 21

God required that sinners brought an animal sacrifice Gen 4:3-7

Question 22

T/F- ​

That sinner were to kill that animal with his own hands- the process was bloody and shocking, and express the reality of how awful sin is. Give answer and supporting text

Answer 22

T- Lev.1:4,5.

Question 23

T/F- All through the old testament, the sacrificial system taught that God would give His son to die for sinners-. Give and and text

Answer 23

T- 1 Cor.15:3

Question 24

T/F and text: ​

That Jesus would be their Savior and substitute-

Answer 24

T- Heb.9:28- died for sins of many

Question 25

In the Old testament people looked forward to the cross for salvation, we look backward to the cross, but all sinners are saved by what happened at the cross.
Give finishing text

Answer 25

Acts 4: 12- Salvation only in One Name