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The Ancient Tabernacle

Explore the history, structure, and significance of the Tabernacle in ancient Israel with this comprehensive worksheet.

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The Ancient Tabernacle

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. Use complete sentences for short answer questions.

1. What was the primary purpose of the Tabernacle for the ancient Israelites?

a

As a place for tribal meetings

b

A portable sanctuary for God's presence

c

A storage facility for supplies

d

A permanent temple structure

2. Which of the following was NOT an item found inside the Holy Place of the Tabernacle?

a

Table of Showbread

b

Golden Lampstand (Menorah)

c

Altar of Incense

d

Ark of the Covenant

3. The Tabernacle was built according to detailed instructions given by God to   on Mount Sinai.

4. The innermost part of the Tabernacle, known as the  , housed the Ark of the Covenant.

5. Describe the significance of the cloud and fire that accompanied the Tabernacle during the Israelites' journey.

6. The Tabernacle was a permanent structure built in Jerusalem.

T

True

F

False

7. The High Priest was the only person allowed to enter the Holy of Holies, and only once a year.

T

True

F

False

Match the Tabernacle component with its description.

8. Laver

 

a. Contains the Ten Commandments

9. Ark of the Covenant

 

b. Basin for priestly washing

10. Altar of Burnt Offering

 

c. Where sacrifices were made

Refer to the image below of the Tabernacle's layout to answer the following questions.

Layout of the Tabernacle in ancient Israel

11. Based on the image, describe two distinct areas of the Tabernacle and their likely functions.