Questions and Answers
What is the meaning of antitype?
The place designated by God for the offering of a sacrifice was the ____________ of the Tabernacle.
door
The significant substance of the sacrifice was the _____.
blood
God indicated to Israel that He required standards of conduct that were based on ____ He is and ______ He says.
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The Israelites were expressly forbidden by God to follow the conduct of the Egyptians.
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The priests were given special rules to follow in addition to the requirements outlined for all the people.
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What did the LORD say to Moses about the children of Israel regarding holiness?
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The first feast, the Passover, was followed immediately by the second feast, the Feast of First Fruits.
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List the seven feasts mentioned.
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Match the feasts with their significance:
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During their daily service in the sanctuary, the priests were to light the lamps every morning.
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The Bible gives specific guidelines concerning the making of the loaves for the table of shewbread.
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In Canaan, Israel was to observe a holy year of rest, especially for the ________ every _____________ year.
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The Year of Jubilee occurred every ____ year.
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The Year of ____________ included all the general Sabbatical character with added blessings.
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What were the outcomes during the Year of Jubilee?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts in Leviticus Chapters 17-27
- Antitype: Refers to a person, thing, or idea represented by an earlier type; signifies a figure or representation of something to come.
- Sacrificial Offering: The designated place for offering sacrifices was the door of the Tabernacle.
- Sacrifice Significance: The blood of the sacrifice was the most significant element, essential for atonement and covenant.
- Conduct Standards: God's requirements for Israel were based on His nature (who He is) and His declarations (what He says).
- Separation from Egyptians: Israelites were explicitly forbidden to emulate the conduct of the Egyptians.
- Priests' Responsibilities: Priests followed special rules beyond general requirements applicable to all Israelites.
- Holiness Command: Leviticus 19:1-2 emphasizes the call for holiness: “Ye shall be holy: for I the LORD your God am holy.”
- Feast Sequence: The Passover is the first feast, but it is not immediately followed by the Feast of First Fruits.
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Seven Major Feasts:
- Passover
- Unleavened Bread
- First Fruits
- Pentecost
- Trumpets
- Day of Atonement
- Tabernacles
- Feast Significance: Each feast represents key events in salvation history, such as redemption and restoration.
- Priestly Duties: Priests were not required to light the lamps every morning as part of their daily service.
- Shewbread Guidelines: The Bible outlines specific guidelines for creating the loaves for the table of shewbread.
- Holy Year of Rest: Israel was instructed to observe a holy year of rest for the land every seventh year.
- Year of Jubilee: This significant year occurred every 50th year, marking a time of restoration and freedom.
- Jubilee Characteristics: During the Year of Jubilee, slaves were freed, debts forgiven, exiles were returned, and the poor had their possessions restored.
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