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| 1. God's Word is the only sourcebook which can prepare man both for time and eternity. (P.5, #6) |
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| 2. When Moses stretched his rod over the sea the waters were divided by his own power. (P.5, #8) |
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| 3. The Lord destroyed the pursuing Egyptians by causing the walls of the sea to collapse. (P.6, #9) |
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| 4. The Israelites' freedom was symbolic of those today who learn and do God's will and are delivered from the slavery of sin. (P.6, #10) |
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| 5. God's people were destined to wander in the wilderness for 40 years because of their unbelief. (P.6, #11) |
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| 6. The Israelites never complained, (P.6, #12) |
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| 7. To care for the people's needs, God sent manna from heaven and water from a rock. ( P.6, #12; P.7, #13) |
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| 8. God called Moses to ascend Mt. Olivet. (P.7 #15) |
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| 9. The Second Commandment warns against making and bowing to images. ( P.8, #17) |
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| 10. God approves of image worship in his church today. (P.8 #18) |
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| 11. When God gave Moses the Ten were given to all Jews and Gentiles alike. (P.8, #18) |
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| 12. The New Testament reveals God's will for us today. (P.8, #19) |
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| 13. Moses foretold the coming of Christ (P.8, #19) |
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| 14. The tabernacle was the first house of worship ordained by the Heavenly Father. (P.8, #20) |
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| 15. While Moses was on Mt. Sinai, God told him exactly hot to build the tabernacle. |
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| 16. Today God Himself dwells in church buildings instead of the Tabernacle. (P.9, #21) |
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| 17. The Tabernacle was a solid masonry structure. (P.9, #21) |
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| 18. The building of the Tabernacle was financed by free- will offerings. (P.9, #22) |
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| 19. Christians are to support the work of the church by free-will offerings. (P.9, #22) |
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| 20. Burning of incense as worship to God is authorized of the Lord in the Christian Age. (P.9, #23) |
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| 21. Every Christian is a "priest" of God. (P.9, #23) |
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| 22. The prayers of Christians area sweet in-cense to God. (P.9, #23) |
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| 23. God has ordained that candles be used in New Testament worship. (P. 10, #25) |
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| 24. Today, instead of Showbread, the Lord's Super is eaten by Christians each Sunday (P.10, #26) |
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| 25. When Jesus became our High Priest, the separate priesthood of man was forever abolished. (P.10, #27) |
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| 26. The top of the Ark was called "the Holy of Holies." (P.10, #28) |
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| 27. God still accepts animal sacrifices for sin even though Jesus has died on the cross. (P.10, #28) |
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| 28. We must be cleansed by the blood of Jesus before we can be members of God's church. (P.11, #31) |
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| 29. Today God removes temptations so that man cannot sin. (P.11, #32) |
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| 30. Moses was unable to enter the promised Land of Canaan because he was too old. (P.12, #34) |
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| 31. The two spies sent by Joshua into Canaan brought back an unfavorable report. (P.12, #36) |
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| 32. Only two of the original generation of Israelites who had escaped Egypt finally reached the Promised Land. (P.13, #37) |
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| 33. Jesus taught that many people would find eternal life. (P.13, #37) |
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| 34. During the first 300 years in Canaan, God raised up leaders called "prophets." (P.13, #38) |
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| 35. Deborah was a prophetess as well as a judge of Israel. (P. 13, #39) |
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| 36. The last judge of Israel was Saul. ( P.13, #40) |
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| 37. Samuel's mother brought him a new coat each year when she visited the Tabernacle of God. (P.14, #41) |
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| 38. One who received a message direct from God to be delivered to men was called a prophet. (P.14, #42) |
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| 39. The Lord was pleased with the Israelites' request for a king. (P.14, #43) |
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| 40. God provided the very best man available for the first king of Israel. (P.14, #44) |
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