SOP Test 4 Questions with Complete
Solutions5
The month for the Feast of Booths - ANSWERS-Seven
The month for the Day of Atonement - ANSWERS-Seven
The number of types of animal offerings - ANSWERS-Four
The minimum number of times the priest entered the most Holy Place on the Day of Atonement
- ANSWERS-Three
The number of days to ordain the priests - ANSWERS-Seven
The first year permitted to eat from a fruit tree - ANSWERS-Five
The frequency of the Sabbatical years - ANSWERS-Seven
The author of the Book of Leviticus - ANSWERS-Moses
The person who was anointed as the high priest - ANSWERS-Aaron
The two older sons of the high priest - ANSWERS-Nadab and Abihu
True/False - ANSWERS--
, The Feast of Booths/Tabernacles was to remind people of the Tabernacle in which God dwelt for
several hundred years - ANSWERS-False
God allowed the priests to mourn when close relatives died - ANSWERS-True
The high priest was not permitted to mourn publicly, even for the death of a parent - ANSWERS-
True
The high priest was permitted to marry only a virgin - ANSWERS-True
The last thing that the priest took into the Most Holy Place was blood for his personal sins -
ANSWERS-False
Water animals had to have fins and scales in order to be eaten by the Israelites - ANSWERS-True
A priest with a physical blemish was permitted to eat the food of the priests - ANSWERS-True
The only restriction on eating a quadruped was that it must have a split hoof - ANSWERS-False
A reptile which had legs was an acceptable food for the Israelites - ANSWERS-False
The Feast of Unleavened Bread recalled the haste in which Israel left Egypt - ANSWERS-True
The Day of Atonement finds its ultimate fulfillment in the redemptive work of Christ -
ANSWERS-True
Solutions5
The month for the Feast of Booths - ANSWERS-Seven
The month for the Day of Atonement - ANSWERS-Seven
The number of types of animal offerings - ANSWERS-Four
The minimum number of times the priest entered the most Holy Place on the Day of Atonement
- ANSWERS-Three
The number of days to ordain the priests - ANSWERS-Seven
The first year permitted to eat from a fruit tree - ANSWERS-Five
The frequency of the Sabbatical years - ANSWERS-Seven
The author of the Book of Leviticus - ANSWERS-Moses
The person who was anointed as the high priest - ANSWERS-Aaron
The two older sons of the high priest - ANSWERS-Nadab and Abihu
True/False - ANSWERS--
, The Feast of Booths/Tabernacles was to remind people of the Tabernacle in which God dwelt for
several hundred years - ANSWERS-False
God allowed the priests to mourn when close relatives died - ANSWERS-True
The high priest was not permitted to mourn publicly, even for the death of a parent - ANSWERS-
True
The high priest was permitted to marry only a virgin - ANSWERS-True
The last thing that the priest took into the Most Holy Place was blood for his personal sins -
ANSWERS-False
Water animals had to have fins and scales in order to be eaten by the Israelites - ANSWERS-True
A priest with a physical blemish was permitted to eat the food of the priests - ANSWERS-True
The only restriction on eating a quadruped was that it must have a split hoof - ANSWERS-False
A reptile which had legs was an acceptable food for the Israelites - ANSWERS-False
The Feast of Unleavened Bread recalled the haste in which Israel left Egypt - ANSWERS-True
The Day of Atonement finds its ultimate fulfillment in the redemptive work of Christ -
ANSWERS-True
