1. How many coverings did the tabernacle have altogether?
Four

2. What was the first covering of the tabernacle made?
Linen

3. What color was the first covering of the tabernacle and what was embroidered on it?
Blue, purple and scarlet with cherubims

4. Could the first covering of the tabernacle be seen?
Yes, but only from the inside.

5. What was the second covering of the tabernacle made from?
Goats hair.

6. What was the third covering of the tabernacle made from?
Rams' skin dyed red.

7. What was the fourth covering of the tabernacle made from?
Badgers' skin.

8. Why was badgers' skin used for the final covering of the tabernacle?
Because it was waterproof.

9. What did the color blue represent?
Heaven.

10. What did the color red represent?
Blood.

11. What did the color purple represent?
Royalty


12. Who was allowed into the Holy of Holies?
Only the High Priest.

13. How often did the High Priest go into the Holy of Holies?
Once a year.

14. What happened if the High Priest went into the Holy of Holies with sin in his life?
He would be stricken dead.

15. What was the furniture inside the tabernacle overlaid with?
Gold.

16. What was the furniture outside the tabernacle overlaid with?
Brass.

17. What was the brazen altar used for?
Animal sacrifice.

18. What was the entrance of the tabernacle covered with?
White linen.

19. How often was the lamp in the tabernacle lit?
It was to never go out.

20. Out of the 12 tribes of Israel, how many were set aside for service in the temple?
1.

21. Which tribe was to be the priesty tribe?
The Levites.

22. Who was the first High Priest?
Aaron.

23. True of False: The Priests had special robes that were to be worn inside the tabernacle.
True.

24. True or False: Everyone in the church has a special, God given, talent?
True.

25. What was worn over the Priest's linen garment?
The Ephod.

26. What was engraved in the Onyx stones that held the shoulders of the ephod together?
The names of the 12 tribes of Israel.

27. What was worn over all the other garments?
The breastplate of judgment.

28. Name as many of the stones that were set in the breastplate as you can?
Sardius, topaz, carbuncle, emerald, sapphire, diamond, ligure, agate, amethyst, beryl, onyx and jasper.

29. Where else are the 12 stones listed in the answer above found?
In the Book of Revelations where they are said to form the foundation of the New Jerusalem

30. What were the Urim and Thummin used for?
They were somehow used by the priest to determine the will of God.

31. What was sewn around the hem of the Priest's garment?
Pomegranates and golden bells.

32. What is a pomegranate?
A sweet smelling fruit, a lot like a peach.

33. Why were bells sewn around the hem of the priest's garment?
The bells could be heard outside the holy place as the priest moved around performing his duties. If he failed to perform his duties as he should, he would be stricken dead and the bells would cease to ring. When that happened the people would know to pull him out

34. Why did part of every scrifice go to the priests?
Giving them a part of the sacrifices to eat was where their food came from. This was necessary since they had no land on which to grow their own food

35. How many pieces of furniture were in the tabernacle? Name them.
Three: The golden lampstand, the table of shewbread and the altar of incense

36. What was the ark of the covenant made out of?
Shittim wood covered with gold.

37. In II Chronicles 26, what happened to King Uzziah when he went into the Holy of Holies?
He was was stricken with leprosy

38. What did the priests do every time they entered and left the tabernacle?
Washed in the laver of brass

39. What was to be beat very small and "put of it before the testimony in the tabernacle of the congregation?"?
Sweet spices, stacte, and onycha, and galbanum, with pure frankincense - made into a perfume

40. What would happen to any person who used the above formula (see answer 39) to make perfume for their personal use?
He would be cut off from his people - 30:28

Some of the above questions may be repeated due to many of the chapters in Exodus covering the same material!