What role do the Major Prophets play in the Old Testament?

They foretell the coming of the Savior and reprove transgressors

What is the main focus of the book of Numbers?

The wandering of the children of Israel in the wilderness

Why was the book of Leviticus important for priesthood?

it served as a liturgical handbook

Which books are part of the Deuterocanonical books recognized by the Church?

Tobit, Judith, and First and Second Maccabees

What is the significance of the book of Leviticus being placed in the middle of the five books of the Pentateuch?

It shares parallel events with Exodus and Numbers.

What is the meaning of the name "Leviticus" for this book?

The book pertaining to the tribe of Levi, including the house of Aaron.

Although st. paul believes that the law has preserved the people he also believes that…

people under the law are under the curse

What does the book of Deuteronomy reveal about God?

His philanthropy, righteousness, and aversion to sin and oppression

Which books are considered part of the History books in the Old Testament?

Joshua, Judges, Ruth, First and Second Samuel

What is the significance of Christ in relation to the Old Testament?

He is the light that makes the images hidden in the Old Testament visible

What is the purpose of the book of Leviticus?

To show that God’s children are holy

What is the purpose of reading the Old Testament according to the Church?

To search for types of Christ hidden throughout the text

What is the purpose of the Major Prophets in the Old Testament?

To make us mindful of the commandments and reprove transgressors

How were the statutes and commandments of Leviticus initially transmitted?

They were passed orally from generation to generation.

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1
what was sin believed to cause?
Death
sadness
nothing, your a great kid
happiness
2
What role do the Major Prophets play in the Old Testament?
They foretell the coming of the Savior and reprove transgressors
They record the stories of rulers and their acts
3
What is the main focus of the book of Numbers?
The wandering of the children of Israel in the wilderness
The personal and communal revelation of God's nature and care
The statutes and laws pertaining to worship rituals
The theological, Biblical, and historical thought for both Testaments
4
What Book is the conclusion to Exodus, Genesis, Leviticus?
Numbers
Leviticus
Number
James
5
Why was the book of Leviticus important for priesthood?
it showed the importance of baptism
it served as a liturgical handbook
It gave instructions for the 7 sacrements
it explained the second coming
6
Where can the law be found?
Leviticus
1 John
Judges
Hebrew
7
Which books are part of the Deuterocanonical books recognized by the Church?
Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah
Tobit, Judith, and First and Second Maccabees
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
8
What is the significance of the book of Leviticus being placed in the middle of the five books of the Pentateuch?
It shares parallel events with Exodus and Numbers.
It provides a prologue to the events described in Genesis.
It serves as an epilogue to the events described in Deuteronomy.
It reveals the role of priests and Levites in worship rituals.
9
Which level of reading Scripture refers to considering the events described in the texts?
Literal level
Eschatology level
Moral sense level
Spiritual level
10
What was the thing that the law could not do?
bring you happiness
save us or forgive sins
The law can do all things
bring you justice
11
What is the meaning of the name "Leviticus" for this book?
The book containing statutes and laws for acceptable worship.
The book pertaining to the tribe of Levi, including the house of Aaron.
The book pertaining to the Levites who served the priests.
The book highlighting God's authority and initiative in worship.
12
Although st. paul believes that the law has preserved the people he also believes that…
the curse is the law
the law ONLY preserves the people
people under the law are under the curse
st paul never said this
13
What does the book of Deuteronomy reveal about God?
His love for man and desire to confide His secrets to them
His covenant to lead mankind to glory through love and obedience
His role as the Leader who cares for humanity in a personal way
His philanthropy, righteousness, and aversion to sin and oppression
14
Which books are considered part of the History books in the Old Testament?
Joshua, Judges, Ruth, First and Second Samuel
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel
Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah
Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs
15
What is the significance of Christ in relation to the Old Testament?
He is the light that makes the images hidden in the Old Testament visible
Christ is the author of the Wisdom of Solomon and the Wisdom of Sirach.
Christ is the Savior foretold by the Major Prophets.
Christ is listed after Jeremiah as his secretary.
16
What is the purpose of the book of Leviticus?
To show that God’s children are holy
To show that priests are holy
to provide hope for the people of god
To show that the Israelites were stuck in the wilderness
17
What is the purpose of reading the Old Testament according to the Church?
To consider the moral sense and compare our lives to the text
To search for types of Christ hidden throughout the text
To understand the afterlife, the kingdom of God, and heaven
To learn about the acts of the judges and the ancestry of David
18
True or False? There was only one author for the book of leviticus.
True
False
19
According to Holy Tradition, who is considered the author of the book of Leviticus?
Aaron
Babylonian exiles
Moses
Generation-to-generation oral tradition
20
What is the purpose of the Major Prophets in the Old Testament?
To make us mindful of the commandments and reprove transgressors
To record the stories of rulers and their acts
To provide a special word for the Gentiles
To describe the division of the inheritance and the ancestry of David
21
Which is superior, Law or Grace?
Grace
Law
22
When was the book of Leviticus written down in its current form?
After the reconstruction of the temple in Jerusalem
During the Babylonian exile
Between 450 to 350 BC
During the sojourn of Israel in the wilderness
23
Which of the following is part of the 7 Deuterocanonical books?
wisdom of Solomon
Addition to leviticus
Addition to Genesis
psalm 150
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How were the statutes and commandments of Leviticus initially transmitted?
They were written down by Moses on Mount Sinai.
They were taught by Aaron to the Levites.
They were reconstructed after the Babylonian exile.
They were passed orally from generation to generation.

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