What is the weekly holy day for Israel? The seventh day was their weekly Sabbath Day
What day of the year is the Passover? The fourteenth day of the first month
How many days must they have unleavened bread? Seven days
On the day after the Sabbath, what were the Israelites to bring before the Lord? A sheaf as a wave offering
What were they forbidden to do that day before they made their offering? Any work
What were they to bring 50 days later? Two loaves of leavened bread baked with 2/10 of an ephah of flour; seven male lambs, one young bull, and two young rams; one goat and two lambs, along with the regular grain and drink offerings
What was done on the first day of the seventh month? The trumpets are blown, no work was to be done
What day of the year was the annual Day of Atonement? The tenth day of the seventh month
When did the Feast of Tabernacles begin? The 15th day of the 7th month
How long did it last? Seven days
Who blasphemed God’s name? a man from the tribe of Dan who had an Egyptian father (his mother’s name was Shelomith)
What was done with him? He was kept locked up until the Lord told them what to do. He was ordered to be stoned to death.
What was Isarel told to do every seven years? Let their land rest
What was the fiftieth year? The year of Jubilee
How would they have enough to eat in the Sabbath years? The Lord would provide enough in the sixth year
Could the Israelites sell their land? No, they could only sell the right to use it until the year of Jubilee
When would unredeemed land be returned to the seller? The year of Jubilee
Does this rule apply to houses in the cities? No, they could be redeemed only within the year they sell it; after that, they were permanently the possession of the buyer
Who could redeem their houses at any time like the land? The Levites
What could a poor man sell to raise money? Himself as a servant to work off his debt
When would he be released? The year of Jubilee
How were prices calculated? The number of years until the Jubilee year
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