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21 Cards in this Set
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Leviticus means? |
Pertaining to the Levites |
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What phrase appears over and over in this book and how many times? |
"The Lord said to Moses" occurs over 25 times |
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Who wrote Leviticus? |
Traditionally ascribed to Moses |
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Put the following in order Promises and Warnings Provision of Worship Presentation of Vows Periods of Worship Prerequisites of Worship |
Provision of Worship (1-10) Prerequisites of Worship (11-12) Periods of Worship (23-25) Promises and Warnings (26) Presentation of Vows (27) |
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Purpose of Leviticus? |
To provide a manual for the Hebrew community on Holy Worship and Living |
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Major themes in Leviticus? |
The Presence of God Holiness The Role of Sacrifice |
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What are the 5 types of sacrifice |
Burnt Grain Peace Sin Guilt |
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Explain the Burnt offering |
Represented worship and total dedication Could be a bull or a ram or a male dove/pigeon |
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Explain grain offering |
Represented worship or thanksgiving usually given along with other offerings unlike burnt offering there was some leftover eaten by the priest usually fine flour |
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Explain Peace Offering |
Represented worship and fellowship Was eaten by the giver Involved a heard or flock animal and bread |
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Explain sin offering |
represented covering for sin blood of the animal was placed on the curtain and the carcass was burned outside the camp High priests had to offer a bull Male leaders a male goat Average person a female goat or lamb Poor people a dove/pigeon Very poor used flour |
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Explain Guilt offering |
Offered for a sin needing restitution Involved a ram or a lamb |
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What were the 5 feasts |
Sabbath 1st fruits Pentacost Passover Unleaven Bread |
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Explain Passover |
Spring Remembering the Exodus |
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Explain Sabbath |
weekly day of rest and worship |
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Unleavened Bread |
Spring Personal holiness |
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Explain Firstfruits |
Spring Wheat harvest an time law was given |
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Explain Pentecost |
Spring Barley harvest (animal feed) |
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Trumpets |
Fall ROsh Ha Shannanh New Year Celebration |
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Day of Atonement |
Fall Yom Kippur National Attonement |
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Feast of Tabernacles |
Fall Final Harves grapes, figs olives |
