Hi,
I haven't made an update the Sanctuary Study thread in awhile. I made a final review Q&A with my recent study group. I'll post the answers at a later time. I really enjoyed this and I hope you will enjoy and find blessings in it.
Happy Sabbath!
Final Review
1. Give Hebrew/biblical meaning of these numbers:
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2. Look at the organization of Israel, list the leading tribe on each side, its ensign, its corresponding gospel book in the New Testament and its depiction.
North
West East
South
3. What is the purpose of the sanctuary built on earth?
Hint: Psalm 29:9, Exodus 25:8, Psalm 77:13
4. Look at the layout of the sanctuary (see attached image), where is justification represented, where is sanctification represented, where is glorification represented?
5. Where was the first place of worship ever recorded in the bible?
6. Why there was a dirt ramp on the south side of the altar Ex 20:26?
7. There were brass plates like fish scales affixed to the side of the altar. What were they representative of? Num 16.
8. The amber from the altar were taken out side of the camp to die out at the end of the day? What did this represent? 4T p121
9. The Solomon’s temple was built on the exact spot where Abraham tried to sacrifice Isaac. What does this signify?
10.What do the following materials mean in biblical sign language? Wood, brass, gold, silver.
11. What do the following colors represented? White, blue, red, purple?
12. What does the Hebrew word ‘accept’ mean with respect to the sanctuary service?
13. The laver was a container of water and was made of looking glass of women? What dual ministries does that tell us?
14. The laver had a ‘foot’ resting on the desert floor. What does this show us?
15. Why was the laver placed off the center axis slightly towards to the south?
16. What type of sin the sacrificial system has no provision for?
17. Why was the daily service never to be interrupted, even on the weekly Sabbath or the annual Sabbaths?
18. How did the little horn power interrupt the daily (tamid) service?
19. How does the sanctuary, the veil in particular depict Christ’s human nature as sinful?
20. The veil had a continuous gold thread woven into it. What does it represent?
21. The shewbread had frankincense sprinkled onto it. What does it represent?
22. Why does the bread represent the Word of God?
23. Where is Christ’s throne presented in the holy place?
24. Why did Jesus say ‘you must eat his flesh and drink his blood’?
25. What does incense represent? And why was the altar of incense placed in a diamond shape rather than a square shape?
26. The cross laid the foundation for all worship. In what ways are the table of shewbread, the altar of incense, the menorah, and the ark connected to the altar of sacrifice?
27. What was the menorah made of and what does it represent?
28. Why didn’t the bible give dimension for the menorah?
29. The menorah had 70 almond tree ornaments? What does that represent?
30. 2 Peter 3:12 says we should hasten the return of Christ. With the menorah, the golden almond tree in mind how can Christians hasten his advent?
31. Why did God smite Uzzah when he put his hand on the ark?
32. How do we know the Decalogue was inscribed on sapphire stones?
33. What does the manna represent? John 6:58, Neh 9:20
34. Why does Haggai 2:9 say the glory of the latter house (the Herodian temple) would be greater than the former (the Solomon’s temple)?
35. Who was one of the covering cherubims that fell?
36. Who temporarily replaced the fallen covering cherub? Who will be the permanent replacement ultimately?
37. Which law was nailed to the cross? How were the laws stored differently in the Most Holy place depicted the difference between the moral law and the ceremonial law?
38. Concerning the law in Galatians 3: the schoolmaster whom the Christians are no longer under…is it the ceremonial law or the moral law of the ten commandments?
39. When was Christ’s inauguration as our high priest? What signal did the disciple receive of this?
40. Who were the 24 elders as typified in the dedication service ?
41. The high priest had urim and thummim on his shoulders. What do they represent with regard to the alpha and omega?
42. What did Caiaphas do that should have condemned himself to death while condemning Jesus? Lev 10:6; Ex 39:23
43. What gospel song do the 12 gem stones on the high priest’s breast plate sing?
44. Why was God pleased with Abel’s offerings but not with Cain’s offerings?
45. On what 3 Hebrew calendar events did God require holy convocation?
46. Does the weekly Sabbath point to the rest in Jesus and rest to be received from the final redemption?
47. Which 3 annual feasts require pilgrimage?
48. What events did Passover look back to and looked forward to?
49. Why were unleavened bread Lev 23:6-8 and unfermented wine Lev 2:11 required for Passover?
50. What does the Feast of First Fruit represent?
51. What events did the Day of Pentecost look back to and looked forward to?
52. On which day of the biblical calendar is the temple filled with smoke, Rev 15:8?
53. Which day is the only day of mandatory fasting in the Hebrew calendar year?
54. In what regalia was the high priest wearing while entering into the Most Holy place on the Day of Atonement?
55. The golden censer was taken into the MHP on the Day of Atonement. How did Jesus fulfill it?
56. The blood of the bullock was sprinkled onto the mercy seat on the Day of Atonement. How did Jesus fulfill this act?
57. The Lord’s goat was sacrifice on the Day of Atonement. But why no sin was confessed over it?
58. Why did the scapegoat have the sins confessed over it but was not sacrificed?
59. True or false: the atonement finished at the cross? And why?
60. The penitents confessed their sins to the lamb, then the blood of the lamb was carried into the holy place and sprinkled onto the veil. On the day of Atonement, what did this act teach us?
61. After the sins were confessed to the scapegoat, the sanctuary was declared clean. What does this represent?(choose correct answer)
a. How God deals with the sin problem.
b. The confessed sins are bared by Satan.
c. The saints are vindicated.
d. God is ultimately vindicated since God was on trial in the great controversy with Satan.
e. All of the above
62. Why did Dan 12:1 say Michael shall stand up? And why did Stephen see Jesus standing?
63. Which book was sealed then unsealed in the time of the end, Rev 10?
64. Dan 12:4 people shall run to and fro and knowledge shall be increased. What context is this talking about?
65. Why did the 1260 year prophecy, 1290 year prophecy, 1335 year prophecy and 2300 year prophecy all end before or on the year 1844?
66. Who is the angel seen by John in Rev 10 and why did he declare ‘there should be time no longer’ in Rev 10:6?
67. What event did Rev 10:9,10 ‘sweet in the mouth, bitter in the belly’ foretell?
68. What is the Great Commission God given to the remnant of the Millerites? Rev 10:11, Rev 11:1.
69. What do the open door and the shut door mentioned to the Philadelphians in Rev 3:7,8, represent?
1. Shut door:
2. Open door:
a.
b.
c.
70. What did the Feast of Tabernacle look back to and what does it look forward to? What does the week of the Feast of Tabernacle represent?
71. On the 8th day of the Feast of Tabernacle, the field was plowed. What did this represent?
72. What took place on the sabbatic year?
a. all debts are cancelled,
b. slaves are freed,
c. the fields are unattended to allow it to rest,
d. all of the above
73. What ceremony took place for the slaves who wished to remain with the master?
74. What events took place on the year of Jubilee?
75. Why did it require faith in God for the Hebrews to observe the Sabbatic years and the year of Jubilee?
76. What was a part of reason the Jews were taken into Babylonian captivity?
77. What do the Sabbatic years and the year of Jubilee foreshadow?
