Leviticus Chapter 17 Bible Quiz

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1) What was the punishment for eating blood?

ⓐ Fasting for a week

ⓑ Cut him off from the people

ⓒ Offering a sin sacrifice

ⓓ Being exiled from the land

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2) What was required of the Israelites regarding the consumption of blood?

ⓐ They could eat it after boiling

ⓑ They were forbidden from eating it

ⓒ They could only eat it with special prayers

ⓓ They were allowed to drink it as a ceremonial act

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3) Who was responsible for ensuring the Israelites did not eat blood?

ⓐ The high priest

ⓑ The head of each tribe

ⓒ The entire congregation

ⓓ The individual Israelites

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4) What was the reason given for the prohibition against eating blood?

ⓐ It was considered a dietary restriction

ⓑ It symbolized life and belonged to God

ⓒ It was a form of purification

ⓓ It was to prevent disease

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5) What did the Israelites have to do with the blood of animals they killed?

ⓐ Pour it on the ground

ⓑ Drink it with their meal

ⓒ Use it as a seasoning

ⓓ Store it for later use

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6) What action was required to ensure the blood of the animals was properly handled?

ⓐ It should be mixed with water

ⓑ It should be sprinkled on the altar

ⓒ It should be poured out on the ground

ⓓ It should be kept in a special container

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7) What was the status of a person who ate blood in relation to their community?

ⓐ They were welcomed

ⓑ They were isolated

ⓒ They were considered unclean

ⓓ They were punished by exile

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8) Which animal's blood was especially significant in the regulations?

ⓐ Bird

ⓑ Sheep

ⓒ Bull

ⓓ All animals

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9) What did the Israelites believe about the blood of animals?

ⓐ It was a source of strength

ⓑ It represented life

ⓒ It was a sacrificial offering

ⓓ It was used for medicinal purposes

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10) How was the prohibition against eating blood communicated to the Israelites?

ⓐ Through dreams

ⓑ Through written laws

ⓒ Through oral tradition

ⓓ Through visions

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