Lifepac Grade 10 Unit 3 Bible

Front 1

Egyptian history indicates that the Hyksos kings were expelled around _______ B.C.

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1570

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The Hyksos were ______ who invaded Egypt about ________ B.C.

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Semites and 1730

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The Hyksos' expulsion was completed by

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Ahmose

Front 4

The Hyksos were probably the Pharaohs who were friendly to ___________ and to ________

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Joseph and Israel

Front 5

Presumably, the Pharaoh who subjected the Israelites was

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Ahmose

Front 6

According to Exodus 1:8-9, the new Pharaoh feared both the _________ and the ______ of the "children of Israel".

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multiplication and strength

Front 7

Heavy work assignments by taskmasters only caused the Israelites to _____________ and _________

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multiply faster and grow stronger

Front 8

In their effort to control the population of Israel by having he midwives kill their newborn sons, the Egyptians ______________(failed, succeeded_

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failed

Front 9

The midwives ___ God

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feared

Front 10

God's plan and promise was to make of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob a ________

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great nation

Front 11

The father and mother of Moses respectively were

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Amram and Jochebed

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Moses' older sister and brother respectively were

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Miriam and Aaron

Front 13

Moses received his name from

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the pharaoh's daughter

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Moses' mother was a descendent of

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Levi

Front 15

The name Moses means

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to draw out of the water

Front 16

Having spent 40 years in Egypt training for his future leadership of God's people, Moses spent the next _____ years continuing the training in

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40 and Midian

Front 17

Hebrews 11:25-26 indicate that Moses chose rather to suffer affliction with God's people than to _________, and he esteemed the reproach of Christ greater riches than

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enjoy the pleasures of sin and the treasures of Egypt

Front 18

Explain how in the case of Pharaoh and Moses God made the wrath of man to praise Him

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The Pharaoh had been trying to diminish the amounts of Israelites because he feared them. But when he raised Moses, he didn't know that Moses would help to deliver the Israelites

Front 19

What was probably the most important decision of Moses' life?

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The decision of identifying himself with the people of God over being rich and enjoying the pleasures of sin

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At what age did Moses make the most important decision of his life?

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40

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Moses' father-in-law was _____, priest of Midian, and Moses' wife was

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Jethro and Zipporah

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Moses' 2 sons were

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Gershom and Eliezer

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God spoke to Moses from a ________________ on ________

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a burning bush on the Mountain of God

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God was calling Moses to a task for which He had been preparing him during the preceding ______ years

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80

Front 25

The reluctance of Moses kindled the ______ and God promised Moses _________ in his brother, ______

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anger of God, a helper, and Aaron

Front 26

List 4 lessons Moses learned in his encounter with God

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God was holy and must be approached in reverence and awe, The God that spoke to him was the God of his father and of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, God had seen affliction of His people and had heard their prayers, and God would deliver His people from Egypt and to the Promised Land

Front 27

The 3 miracles God gave Moses as signs to Israel and to Pharaoh were

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changing his rod to a serpent and back again, making his hand leperous and then whole again, and changing water to blood

Front 28

God sent _______ to meet Moses

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Aaron

Front 29

Pharaoh's first response to Moses and Aaron was _______ and he ordered the taskmasters of Israel to _______ the ________ the Israelites

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negative and increase and workload of

Front 30

God assured Moses that He would ________

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deliver them from Egypt to Canaan

Front 31

In Exodus 5:2 Pharaoh asked an agnostic's question: "______________?"

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Who is the LORD that I should obey His voice to let Israel go

Front 32

By way of the plagues, the Lord began to

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Show His superior power and provision for His people

Front 33

To both the Egyptians and the Israelites God seemed to be revealing through the plagues both __ and ____

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His power and the powerlessness of Egyptian idols

Front 34

God's grace toward His people was emphasized by the fact that

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no plagues were sent to Goshen, the land that they lived in

Front 35

The final plague upon Egypt brought ______ to every home where the _______ of the _____ had not been applied

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death and blood and lamb

Front 36

The Passover was a type of ____

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God's redemptive plan for lost man

Front 37

The Israelites avoided God's final plague on Egypt only by observing carefully and completely

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God's plan for Passover

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Faith in God was demonstrated by

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the Israelites

Front 39

Where the blood had not been applied as God had commanded, the

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Angel of the Lord came in and slew the first born child

Front 40

God went before the Israelites in ______ by day and in ________ by night

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a pillar of a cloud and a pillar of fire

Front 41

God led His people not by the shorter land route of the Philistines, but by the longer desert route of the

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Red Sea

Front 42

As an occasion for a final encounter with Pharaoh, God led the Israelites to "turn back" at Etham to journey to Pi-hahiroth between ___________ and the sea

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Migdol

Front 43

Jehovah's message for the Egyptians at the Red Sea was that

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he was a sinner and needed to die

Front 44

Jehovah's message for Israel at the Red Sea was

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that He was here for them because they believed in Him

Front 45

In the cloud, God moved between the Israelites and the Egyptians providing the Israelites _____ but the Egyptians _____

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light and darkness

Front 46

In the sea before their death, the Egyptians acknowledged that

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the Lord fought with the Israelites against them

Front 47

Although the Israelites' deliverance from Egyptian bondage was completed at the Red Sea the deliverance God had promised would not be complete until

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they reached the Promised Land

Front 48

On their way through the wilderness to Sinai, Israel made 4 significant stops after crossing the Red Sea:

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Marah, Elim, Wilderness of Sin, and Rephidim

Front 49

Israel was engaged in battle at _____________ by the ________________ (descendants of Esau), whom God determined to utterly ______; and He commanded Moses to _____________ this decision in a ___

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Rephidim and Amalekites and destroy and write and book

Front 50

The Israelites found bitter _________ at __________ which the Lord made _

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water and Marah and sweet

Front 51

A day of rest, ___________, was established with Israel by God in

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Sabbath and wilderness of sin

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The children of Israel found an abundance of _______ and ______ palm trees at _____

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water and 70 and Elim

Front 53

Having found no water at Rephidim, the children of Israel were given water from _____ (in Horeb), a type of ____

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Christ and rock

Front 54

In gracious response to the murmuring Israelites in ___________ God gave them ________ in the evening and ____________ in the morning with certain instructions to teach

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wilderness of sin, meat, manna and obedience

Front 55

God led Israel from Egypt to ___________ in __________ months

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Sinai and 3

Front 56

For 12 to 14 months, God was Israel's _______

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teacher

Front 57

Mount Sinai became the setting for the remainder of ______, _________, and part of _________.

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Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers

Front 58

The subjects of Exodus chapters 19-40, are ________, ______, and ________

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the Law, the Tabernacle, and the priesthood

Front 59

God spoke in an audible voice the Ten Commandments to Israel at Sinai. (true or false?)

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true

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The Law was given first in ______ form and then in ______ form

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outline and detail

Front 61

2 divisions of the religious system called the Law are the _____________ law and the _____________ Law

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moral and ceremonial

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A provision of God's grace for repentant violators of the _______________ was the _______________

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moral law and ceremonial law

Front 63

The moral law revealed the _______________ of God, the __________ of man, and therefore man's __________________

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holiness, sinfulness, and need of a Savior

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The sacrificial system of the ceremonial law was a type of

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Christ (His redemptive work)

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The Tabernacle was both a dwelling place for God among His people and a detailed _______________

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type of Jesus Christ

Front 66

The Tabernacle provided a place where the believing sinner could approach

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the Living God

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brazen altar

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sacrifice

Front 68

laver

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cleansing

Front 69

table of shewbread

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spiritual food

Front 70

golden lampstand

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spiritual light

Front 71

altar of incense

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intercession

Front 72

mercy seat

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atonement

Front 73

Ark of the Testimony

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righteous standard

Front 74

Closely related to God's revelation of the Tabernacle are His instructions to Israel concerning the _____________

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priesthood

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The high priest was a type of

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Christ

Front 76

The priests typified both _________(Exodus 19:6) and the ___________(1 Peter 2:9)

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Israel and Church

Front 77

The subject of Exodus 28 is the _____ of the _________

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garments of the priests

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The content of Exodus 29 illustrates the position of the _________ in and relationship to _________

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believer and Christ

Front 79

Israel found no water upon their arrival at

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Rephidim

Front 80

God assured Moses that He would deliver Israel from _______ to _____

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Egypt to Canaan

Front 81

The holiness of God, the sinfulness of man, and therefore man 's need of a Savior were revealed by the

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Moral law

Front 82

The sacrificial system of the _____ (law) was a type of Christ

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Ceremonial

Front 83

The content of the first seven chapters of Leviticus is concerned with

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5 offerings

Front 84

In the order with which they are presented in Leviticus, the 5 offerings are

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Burnt, meal (meat), peace, sin, and trespass

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The offerings themselves _______ (did, did not) meet God's standard of righteousness

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Did not

Front 86

The 5 offerings of Leviticus 1-7 typify

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Jesus Christ

Front 87

The most complete and significant of the offerings was the

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Burnt offering

Front 88

What offering associates with the following verse(s): Romans 5:1; Colossians 1:20; Isaiah 53:5; Philippians 4:6-7; Isaiah 26:3

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Peace

Front 89

What offering associates with the following verse(s): 1 john 1:9

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Trespass

Front 90

What offering associates with the following verse(s): John 10:9; Luke 9:23

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Burnt

Front 91

What offering associates with the following verse(s): 2 corinians 5:21; john 1:29; Romans 3:10,23

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Sin

Front 92

What offering associates with the following verse(s): Romans 12:1-2; acts 1:8; Hebrews 7:25

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Meal

Front 93

The people of Israel not only needed a sacrificial system, they also needed

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Priests

Front 94

The consecration of the priests by Moses was done in the presence of the congregation and in response to

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God's Word

Front 95

Prominent in the consecration of priests was

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Blood

Front 96

The believer has both a sacrifice and a priest in

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Christ

Front 97

In what 4 ways was Christ portrayed in the priestly consecration? Give supporting old and New Testament references

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Washed, 8:6 (Matthew 3:13-15); anointed, 8:12 (Matthew 3:16); offered, 8:14-29, (Hebrews 9:11-12); accepted, 9:24, (Matthew 3:17)

Front 98

The laws of clean food and unclean food that were prescribed for Israel pointed to the separation of Israel as a _________ nation

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Holy or dietary

Front 99

In Leviticus, leprosy was a type of

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Sin

Front 100

The laws governing leprosy and the related priestly functions picture sin and it's _____ or ______ or _____

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Cleansing or judgement or both

Front 101

Sin defiles the whole body and separates from _____ (Isaiah 59:1-2)

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God

Front 102

The major subjects this far in Leviticus have been _________, __________, and _______

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Offerings, priests, and sin

Front 103

Frequently in God's Word, weighty truth ________ with added

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Recurs and details

Front 104

The Day of Atonement was a most significant day on Israel's calenda because it was

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A day toward which all looked eagerly, a day when they would give themselves fully to penitence and humiliation, a day when the priest would go into the most Holy place and make atonement for all their sins and a day that pointed directly to Calvary and the whole redemptive work of Christ

Front 105

Instruction for the Day of Atonement is found in Leviticus

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16

Front 106

The place designated by God for the offering of a sacrifice was

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The door of the tabernacle

Front 107

The significant substance of the sacrifice was

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Blood

Front 108

in the Scripture studied in this section, God indicated to Israel that He required standards of conduct that were based on __________ He is and ________ He says.

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Who and what

Front 109

The Israelites were expressly forbidden by God (Leviticus 18:3) to follow the conduct of either the ___________ or the ___________

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land of Egypt or the land of Canaan

Front 110

The principles of conduct included in this section involved both the ___________ and the _______

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people and the priest

Front 111

In Canaan, Israel was to observe a holy year of rest, especially for the ________ every ________ year

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land and seventh

Front 112

The Year of the Jubilee occurred every _________ year

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fiftieth

Front 113

The Year of Jubilee included all the general Sabbatic character with added _______ and ____

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joy and blessing

Front 114

Identify 4 blessings added during the Year of Jubilee

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slaves were freed, debts were forgiven, exiles were returned home, and poor had their possessions restored

Front 115

In the order of presentation in Leviticus, the 5 offerings are

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burnt, meal (meat), peace, sin, and trespass

Front 116

The 5 Leviticus offerings typify

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the person and work of Jesus Christ

Front 117

The Israelites avoided God's final plague on Egypt by observing carefully and completely

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God's plan for the Passover

Front 118

Passover

Back 118

redemption

Front 119

Unleavened Bread

Back 119

redemption

Front 120

Firstfruits

Back 120

Resurrection of Christ

Front 121

Pentecost

Back 121

coming of Holy Spirit

Front 122

Trumpets

Back 122

awakening of Israel

Front 123

Day of Atonement

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Israel's repentance and acceptance of Messiah

Front 124

Tabernacles

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millennial restoration and rest

Front 125

The organization of Israel was in __________ formation

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3 part

Front 126

The outer encampment comprised of the _______ tribes of Israel

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12

Front 127

One son of Jacob was not included in the outer encampment:

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Levi

Front 128

One son of Jacob was represented twice in the outer encampment: ___________ (in his sons _________ and __________).

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Joseph, MAnassah, and Ephraim

Front 129

The inner encampment consisted of the tribe of _________, whose duties were _________ in nature

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Levi and religious

Front 130

in the center of the encampment was the

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Tabernacle

Front 131

Sin was to be put out of the camp because of

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the presence of the Lord in their midst

Front 132

God provided a means of solving the problem of ____________ between husband and wife

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jealousy

Front 133

Any Israelite desiring to be used of the Lord in a special way could do so by

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taking the vow of a Nazarite

Front 134

On the continuation of their journey, Israel would be guided by the _________ that rested on the _________

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cloud or fire that rested on the Tabernacle

Front 135

Israel's journey from Sinai to kadesh-barne a was characterized by

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Murmuring and rebellion

Front 136

The place where God judged Israel by fire for murmuring was called

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Taberah

Front 137

The second incident of murmuring on the way to kadesh from Sinai originated with the

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Mixed multitude

Front 138

The second incident or the murmuring was related to God's provision of

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Manna

Front 139

The people loathed the manna and longed for

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Meat

Front 140

God granted the desire of Israel for meat, but he____ them for their ____

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Judged and murmuring

Front 141

The place of their murmuring about the manna was called ____ which means

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Kibroth-hattavah and the graves of lust

Front 142

A third incident of murmuring occurred at

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Hazeroth

Front 143

God's anger was kindled against Miriam and Aaron because they

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Murmured against moses

Front 144

Among the 12 spies sent from kadesh to Canaan, only ____ and ____ argued for immediate invasion

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Caleb and Joshua

Front 145

Because of their unbelief at kadesh, God condemned those responsible for the decision of unbelief to

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Die in the wilderness

Front 146

2 basic sins about which Israel was instructed in the wilderness were the sins of

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Ignorance and the presumptuous (intended) sin

Front 147

No sacrifice was provided for the

Back 147

Intended sin

Front 148

The leader of a conspiracy of rebellion against Moses and Aaron was ____, a ____

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Korah, a levite

Front 149

Moses' leadership of Israel was vindicated by

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The leaders of the rebellion being swallowed by the earth alive and their followers consumed by fire

Front 150

In addition to Aaron's effective intercession for the sinning congregation, God gave a second sign confirming the priestly ministry of Aaron and his family:

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12 walking sticks collected, each with a name of the prince of each tribe. Laid before The Lord in the Tabernacle, and the next day Aaron's had bloomed and bore fruit.

Front 151

For water at kadesh, God told Moses and Aaron to speak to the rock. But moses

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Struck the rock instead

Front 152

God called the sin of Moses and Aaron _____(20:12) and ______(20:24)

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Unbelief and rebellion

Front 153

Because of the sin of Moses and Aaron, God refused

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To let them lead the people into the promised land

Front 154

At the word of The Lord, Aaron died on the top of _____ after his priestly garments were transfered to his son, ____

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Mount hor and eleazar

Front 155

God judged Israel's sin of murmuring with death by

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Serpents

Front 156

The brazen serpent was both a symbol of sin and a type of

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Christ

Front 157

Balak was king of

Back 157

Moab

Front 158

Fearful of Israel, balak endeavored to hire a pagan prophet named balaam to

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Curse israel

Front 159

Balaam finally instructed the Moabites to entice Israel into ______ and ______

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Immorality and idolatry

Front 160

What topic of Numbers matches this verse: numbers 27

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The naming of Moses' successor

Front 161

What topic of Numbers matches this verse: numbers 33

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A summary of Israel's journey from Egypt to Moab

Front 162

What topic of Numbers matches this verse: numbers 26

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A census of the new generation

Front 163

What topic of Numbers matches this verse: numbers 28-32

Back 163

Laws concerning worship, vows, and war

Front 164

What topic of Numbers matches this verse: numbers 34-36

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Instructions concerning the land of Canaan

Front 165

In Deuteronomy 1-4, Moses reviewed Israel's journey from Sinai to _________, and from ___________ to _________.

Back 165

Kadesh, Kadesh, and Moab

Front 166

In his review of Israel's history, Moses ignored the _______

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wilderness wanderings

Front 167

The purpose of Moses' review of Israel's history was to teach _______ to God's word

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obedience

Front 168

In Deuteronomy 5:4-22, Moses restated the ______

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Ten commandments

Front 169

Deuteronomy 6-26 contains _______ of the _________ with related instructions and exhortations

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expositions and commandments

Front 170

In chapter 6-11, the _____ and _______ Commandments were explained

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first and second

Front 171

The word that expresses God's message to Israel in chapters 5-26 is

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obedience

Front 172

Moses instructed Israel to march to Mount Ebal and Mount Gerizim, set up 2 stones, plaster them with plaster, and write upon those stones __________

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the Law of God

Front 173

6 tribes were designated by Moses to gather on Mount Gerizim to declare ________ upon them for _______

Back 173

blessing and obedience

Front 174

6 tribes were instructed to gather on Mount Ebal to pronounce _____ upon them for _____

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curses and disobedience

Front 175

Included in the context of the ________ were _______ truths

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curses and prophetic

Front 176

A prophecy yet to be fulfilled is found in Deuteronomy ______ and is related to the _________ of the Jews by God to the _____ (of Palestine)

Back 176

30:1-3, regathering, and land

Front 177

Fulfilled prophecy is proof of

Back 177

inspiration

Front 178

Although human leadership in Israel was changing from Moses to Joshua, both Israel and Joshua were promised by Moses that the Lord would _________ and would ________

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go before them and go with them

Front 179

The priests who bore the Ark of the Covenant were instructed by Moses _________ and _________

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to read the Law to all Israel every 7 years at the Feast of the Tabernacles and place the book of the Law in the Ark of the Covenant

Front 180

God gave Moses a song to _____ and to _____

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write and teach

Front 181

Just before he died, Moses was shown the land of _______________ from ___________ where he was "gathered unto his people."

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Canaan (promise) and Mount Nebo

Front 182

The Lord buried Moses secretly in the valley of

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Moab

Front 183

As the Lord had commanded Moses, ____________ became leader of Israel

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Joshua

Front 184

In Deuteronomy chapters 1-4, Moses reviewed Israel's journey from ____ to Kadesh and from Kadesh to

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Sinai and Moab

Front 185

Moses restated the Ten Commandments in Deuteronomy

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5:4-22

Front 186

Expositions of the Ten Commandments with related instructions and exhortation contained in Deuteronomy chapters

Back 186

6-26

Front 187

A proof of inspiration is

Back 187

fulfilled prophecy

Front 188

A song God gave Moses to write and to teach to Israel is found in Deuteronomy

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1-43

Front 189

A prophecy about Israel that is yet to be fulfilled is found in Deuteronomy

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30:1-3

Front 190

Concerning the future of Israel, God has promised to _________ into the ______ (of Palestine)

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regather the Jews into the land

Front 191

A sin identified in Numbers as one for which no sacrifice was provided was the

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presumptuous sin

Front 192

The word that expresses God's message to Israel in Deuteronomy chapters 5-26 is

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obedience

Front 193

The purpose of Moses' review of Israel's history was to teach

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obedience

Front 194

In Deuteronomy chapters 27-30, prophetic truths were included in the context of

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curses