Old Testament Unit 2

This represents the prayers of God's people rising to the throne of God.

What symbolized the difficult life and suffering of the Israelites' life in Egypt?

Which book contains Moses' final words and his death?

"Holy" means

What represented God's presence with Israel in the exodus and wilderness through a pillar of fire?

Deuteronomy 6:5 says ," ________ the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your strength."

What was this day called when the high priest entered into the Holy of Holies one time a year?

What was the special land called given to Israel while they were in Egypt?

In Moses' final speech, he told Israel if they obey, they will be _____________.

What represents that the Israelites had to leave Egypt quickly?

God led Israel in the wilderness with a ____________ by day and ___________ by night.

Moses died overlooking the Promised Land on Mt. _________.

Who did God speak to through the burning bush to tell him to free the Israelite slaves?

What symbolizes that they are free from slavery because of the blood on the doorpost?

This represents that Christ has washed away our sins (in tabernacle)

What was the food called that the Lord provided for Israel in the wilderness?

On what occasion in the New Testament did Jesus quote Deuteronomy 3 times?

The people who left Egypt were not allowed to see _________ because of their disobedience.

Of the 12 spies who were sent into Canaan, who were the only 2 with a good report?

Which book focuses on being holy & has rules for holy living for Israel?

God parted this water so the Israelites could escape Pharaoh:

Who was the new leader of Israel after Moses died?

What kind of bird dropped to the ground so the Israelites could eat meat in the wilderness?

What was the first plague of Egypt?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 commandments?

Which book contains 2 listings of a census of the Israelite men?

What is the 6th commandment?

Which book is about the Israelites exiting Egypt?

Which of the following is NOT part of the Nazarite vow?

Which book is the story of Israel wandering & complaining in the wilderness?

One day a year, the priest would go into the most holy place to sprinkle blood on what?

What represents the tears and sweat shed by the Israelites?

Where were the Israelites slaves for 400 years?

Which book is a repeat of the law?

11 tribes of Israel were given plots of land in the Promised Land (Canaan). Which tribe got cities instead?

God "lived" in this and God is now within us through the Holy Spirit.

What symbolizes the mortar the Israelites used for making bricks?

What was the last plague of Egypt?

Tabernacle trivia: where would people do their animal sacrifices?

In Deuteronomy, the law was repeated. Why?

Why was this tribe only given cities?

Which type of law was just for Israel and not followed today?

What was the purpose for the priest to sprinkle blood on the ark of the covenant?

Of the 12 tribes, which tribe had the priestly duties?

What are the 2 types of Old Testament law?

Israel wandered in the wilderness how many years?

What symbolizes the lamb that was sacrificed to free the Israelite people?

In the Old Testament, did Moses ever enter the promised land?

On what mountain did Moses receive the 10 Commandments?

What symbolizes the burnt offering that can no longer be made in the temple?