Questions and Answers
A person, thing, or idea represented by an earlier type is called a(n)
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
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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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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Complete the verse. Leviticus 19:1-2 'And the LORD spake unto ____ , saying, Speak unto all the ____ of the children of ____ , and say unto them, Ye shall be holy: for I the LORD your God am ____.'
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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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Match the feasts of Leviticus, Chapter 23 with their antitypes.
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Part of the priests' daily service was to keep the lamps burning continuously.
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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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During the Year of Jubilee: Slaves were ____. Debts were ____. Exiles were returned ____. The poor had their possessions ____.
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Study Notes
Key Terms and Concepts
- Antitype: Represents a person, thing, or idea that symbolizes an earlier type.
- Door of the Tabernacle: Designated place by God for offering sacrifices.
- Blood: Significant substance involved in sacrifices as a vital requirement.
Conduct and Standards
- God required standards of conduct based on Who He is and What He says.
- Israelites forbidden from imitating Egyptian practices.
Priesthood and Rituals
- Priests had additional rules besides the requirements for the general population.
- Part of priests’ daily duties included maintaining the lamps in the Tabernacle continually.
- Specific guidelines were provided for making the loaves for the table of shewbread.
Holy Observances and Feasts
- Leviticus outlines various feasts with spiritual significance.
- Passover: Represents redemption.
- First Fruits: Symbolizes the resurrection of Christ.
- Pentecost: Represents the coming of the Holy Spirit.
- Trumpets: Signifies the awakening of Israel.
- Day of Atonement: Reflects Israel's repentance and restoration.
- Tabernacles: Represents millennial restoration and rest.
Sabbatical Years and Jubilee
- Israel was required to observe a holy year of rest for the land every seventh year.
- The Year of Jubilee occurs every 50th year.
- The Year of Jubilee included features of Sabbatical rest with added blessings.
- During the Year of Jubilee:
- Slaves were freed.
- Debts were forgiven.
- Exiles were returned home.
- The poor had their possessions restored.
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