The Priestly Garments
  • 1. What is the primary purpose of the priestly garments?
A) To impress the congregation
B) For personal fashion
C) To signify wealth
D) For the honor and glory of God
  • 2. Which garment is worn as a tunic by the priests?
A) The robe of many colors
B) The ephod
C) The linen tunic
D) The crown
  • 3. What color was the robe of the ephod primarily made of?
A) Blue
B) Red
C) Green
D) White
  • 4. What was the significance of the breastplate worn by the high priest?
A) It contains the twelve stones representing the tribes of Israel
B) It serves as armor for protection
C) It is just a decorative piece
D) It has no significance
  • 5. What did the priests offer while wearing their garments?
A) Gifts for the king
B) Burnt offerings and sacrifices
C) Promises of wealth
D) Food for the congregation
  • 6. What was unique about the priest's garments on the Day of Atonement?
A) They were adorned with jewels
B) They were brightly colored
C) They were simple linen garments
D) They were casual clothing
  • 7. What do the shoulder pieces of the high priest's ephod symbolize?
A) Personal strength
B) God's protection
C) Victory in battle
D) The tribes of Israel
  • 8. What is the significance of the twelve stones on the breastplate?
A) They symbolize the twelve sins of Israel
B) They represent the twelve apostles
C) Each stone represents one of the twelve tribes of Israel
D) They signify months of the year
  • 9. What type of yarn was used for the garments?
A) Cotton blend
B) Twisted linen
C) Synthetic fibers
D) Silk
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