The Tabernacle of the Lord: Session 2

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The Tabernacle of the Lord: Session 2 1. Match the following dimensions to their locations in the Tabernacle A. C 1500 cubits A. The cubic measurement (length x width x height) of the Holy Place B.

1 The Tabernacle of the Lord: Session 2 1. Match the following dimensions to their locations in the Tabernacle A. C 1500 cubits A. The cubic measurement (length x width x height) of the Holy Place B. A 2000 cubits B. The total cubic measurement of the Tabernacle building C. D 1000 cubits C. The square measurement (height x the length) of the Outer Courtyard's linen curtains D. B 3000 cubits D. The cubic measurement (length x width x height) of the Holiest 2. Match the following 3 divisions of the Tabernacle with their symbolic equivalent A. B The Outer Court A. 3rd Heaven B. C The Holy Place B. 1st Heaven C. A The Holiest C. 2nd Heaven 3. All of God's people had access to the Holiest Place under the Old Covenant 4. Where was the Tabernacle set up in relation to the camp of Israel? A. On the west side B. On the east side C. In the middle D. On the north side E. On the south side 5. The camp of Israel is symbolic of [A]1st [B]Earth - 1 -

2 6. What does 1st Earth represent? A. Pangaea B. The world that existed before the flood of Noah C. The world of mankind under the curse D. The world before the invention of the iphone 7. Which Old Testament prophet spoke directly about a New Heavens and New Earth? A. Ezekiel B. Elijah C. Isaiah D. Nahum E. All of the above 8. The term 1st Earth and the concept of a 1st Earth can be found in both the Old and New Testaments 9. 1st Heaven and 1st Earth will one day be destroyed 10. If 1st Earth passes away, what will replace it? A. The New Age B. The New Earth C. The Age of Aquarius D. A period of denominational Christianity 11. The Tabernacle was to be [A]in the camp, but [B]separate from the camp 12. How many major sections was the camp of Israel divided into? 4-2 -

3 13. What standard did God place over the camp and where was it located? * The cloud and fire * Over the Tabernacle 14. Who was present in the pillar of the cloud and the pillar of fire? A. God B. Molech C. The Angel of the Lord D. Jesus E. Gabriel 15. Which of the following titles are used for the entrance to the Tabernacle Courtyard? A. The Broad Way B. The Gate C. The Door of the Court D. The Front Door E. The Curtain for the Door of the Court F. The Golden Gate 16. How many entrances were there to enter the Courtyard? What person is the Gate symbolic of? A. Bill Gates B. Jesus Christ C. Moses D. God 18. What spiritual place can a gate symbolize? A. The Dome of the Rock B. The true church C. The false church D. A Buddhist temple E. All of the above - 3 -

4 19. What allows you to enter through the Gate into the Courtyard? Faith 20. The Gate of the Court is spiritually both "narrow" (strait) and "wide" 21. How many square cubits (height x width) make up the measurement of the Gate of the Courtyard? A. 300 B. 10 C. 100 D All the entry points of the Tabernacle (the Gate of the Courtyard, the Door of the Holy Place, and the Veil of the Holiest) were of equal measurement: 100 square cubits 23. How many brasen pillars make up the frame of the Gate of the Courtyard? A. 2 B. 4 C. 5 D Which of the following may be symbolic of the pillars of the Gate of the Courtyard? A. The 4 Gospel accounts B. The 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse C. The 4 Carpenters D. The 4-fold Sonship of Christ - 4 -

5 25. Match the following concerning the sonship of Christ A. C Son of David A. Promised human mediator B. B Son of Abraham B. Promised Seed C. A Son of Man C. Promised King D. D Son of God D. Promised divine ambassador 26. Name the colors, which along with the fine twined linen, make up the colors of the Gate of the Courtyard A. Blue B. Purple C. Scarlet 27. The fine twined (white) linen represents the [A]purity of Christ, and may be symbolic of the gospel of [B]Luke, written to the [C]Gentiles, which presents Jesus as the Son of [D]man 28. Blue represents the [A]divine nature of Christ, and may be symbolic of the gospel of [B]John, written to [C]all mankind, which present Jesus as the Son of [D]God 29. Purple represents Christ as [A]King, and may be symbolic of the gospel of [B]Matthew, written to the [C]Jews, and which presents Jesus as [D]Messiah and King of Israel 30. Scarlet represents the [A]blood of Christ, and may be symbolic of the gospel of [B]Mark, written to the [C]Romans, which presents Christ as the [D]Suffering Servant - 5 -

Exodus 27:9-19 and 38:9-20

Exodus 27:9-19 and 38:9-20 Introduction Exodus 25:8 [The Lord said to Moses,] let [the people] make me a sanctuary [a sacred space], that I may dwell in their midst. The fact that so many chapters in Exodus