1-The offerer of a sin offering would lay his hands on the animal to show his extreme pity for the animal since it would be killed. True
False

2-The offerer of a sin offering would lay his hands on the animal to show his extreme pity for the animal since it would be killed.

True
False

3-The burnt offering was to be a gift to God and represented the commitment of the offerer to God.

True
False

4-In Leviticus 1: 1-12, God directed regarding how to prepare the offering and carefully arrange it on the altar.

Noah
Adam
Moses
Abraham

5-With the thank offering, the offerer demonstrated his commitment to God.

True
False

6-Fill in the blanks.

Psalm 107:22: "And let them sacrifice the sacrifices of
, and declare his
with rejoicing."

7-Name three Old Testament saints mentioned in this section who offered sacrifices to God.

Noah
Abraham
Jonah
David

8-Name three different types of offerings, which the Israelites offered to God.

burnt
prayer
thank
sin

9-Look up Romans 12:1-2 and write it here:
(Romans 12:1-2)

10-The thank offering simply showed .

gratitude
prayer
remorse
forgiveness

11-bore our sins as the Lamb of God

12-When a person brought a sin offering, what was the significance of placing his hand on the animal's head before killing it?

It identified the person with the sacrifice, which died in the offerer's place.
It showed the offerer's thankfulness to and worship of God.
It showed ownership of the animal.

13-What did the burnt offering represent or mean?

thanks
substitution
commitment

14-By celebrating certain festivals or feasts, the Israelites worshiped God.

True
False

15-God told Moses to make images of Him and place them in the tabernacle to help the Israelites worship.

True
False

16- means "fiftieth day."

17-At the Feast of the , a flawless lamb was sacrificed, and its blood sprinkled on the door posts and across the lintel.

18-The Feast of typifies Jesus' body being offered for our sins.

19-The of was not actually a feast, but a solemn day of affliction and dealing with sin.

20-The of was an annual holy day, symbolizing the future time of peace and the lifting of the curse on the ground.

21-Which of the Ten Commandments forbids the making of images to represent God?

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