Exodus 28-29 Verse Test! Trivia Quiz

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    What was the purpose of the special clothes for the priests? Ex 28:2

    • It is the same kind of clothing that God wears
    • It would give the priests honor and respect
    • The bible doesn't say what the purpose was
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This trivia quiz focuses on Exodus chapters 28-29, exploring the specific roles and rituals of priests. It assesses understanding of priestly garments, consecration processes, and the symbolism in their rituals, relevant for learners exploring biblical texts and religious practices.

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    What was to be poured on Aaron and his brothers to make them into priests? -Ex 28:41, Ex 29:7

    • Blood

    • Oil

    • Wine

    Correct Answer
    A. Oil
    Explanation
    In Exodus 28:41 and Exodus 29:7, it is mentioned that oil was to be poured on Aaron and his brothers to consecrate them as priests. This act of anointing with oil symbolized the pouring out of God's spirit upon them and set them apart for their sacred duties. The oil represented the presence and empowerment of God in their lives, signifying their role as mediators between God and the people.

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    What needed to be done to take away the sins of the priests? - Ex 29:10-14

    • The blood of a bull needed to be put on the horns of the altar

    • The fat of a bull needed to burned on the altar

    • The blood of a bull needed to be poured out at the bottom of the altar

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    In Exodus 29:10-14, it is stated that to take away the sins of the priests, all of the above actions were required. The blood of a bull needed to be put on the horns of the altar, symbolizing the atonement for sins. The fat of a bull needed to be burned on the altar as an offering to God. Additionally, the blood of a bull needed to be poured out at the bottom of the altar, signifying the cleansing of sins. Therefore, all of these actions were necessary to remove the sins of the priests.

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    What was to be sprinkled on Aaron's and his son's clothes? Ex 29:21

    • Holy water

    • Olive oil

    • A mixture of blood and oil

    Correct Answer
    A. A mixture of blood and oil
    Explanation
    In Exodus 29:21, it is stated that a mixture of blood and oil was to be sprinkled on Aaron's and his son's clothes. This ritual was a part of the consecration process for the priests, symbolizing their purification and dedication to serve as intermediaries between God and the people. The blood represented atonement for sins and the oil symbolized the anointing of the Holy Spirit. By sprinkling this mixture on their clothes, it signified their readiness to fulfill their priestly duties and their commitment to holiness.

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    What would cause God to remove all guilt from the Israelites, even if there was something wrong with the gifts they offered to him? Ex 28:36-38  (see this passage in the ERV, for easiest to read version. I think it can be confusing in the other versions.)

    • The mercy seat

    • The pure olive oil and constant flame of the menorah

    • The gold seal attached to the front of the priest's turban that read: Holy to the Lord

    Correct Answer
    A. The gold seal attached to the front of the priest's turban that read: Holy to the Lord
    Explanation
    In Exodus 28:36-38, it is mentioned that the gold seal attached to the front of the priest's turban that read "Holy to the Lord" would cause God to remove all guilt from the Israelites. This implies that even if there were faults or imperfections in the gifts offered to God, the presence of the gold seal symbolizing holiness and dedication to the Lord would outweigh any shortcomings. It signifies God's mercy and forgiveness towards the Israelites, emphasizing the importance of their sincere devotion and commitment to Him.

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