1. The Feast of Tabernacles is a time for communal meals in the tabernacle.

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False

2. The Last Great Day is the last day of the feast.

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False

3. People who obey Yahshua will keep Yahweh's commanded feasts.

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False

4. The parable of the wheat and tares is not relevant to the Feast of Tabernacles.

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5. The Feast of Tabernacles foreshadows the judgment.

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False

6. The Feast of Tabernacles foreshadows Yahweh's Kingdom on earth.

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False

7. At the Feast of Tabernacles convocations, solemn religious service is the only activity pleasing to Yahweh.

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False

8. New covenant worshippers have a greater reason to rejoice during the Feast than old covenant Israelites.

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False

9. The Feast of Tabernacles is an open gate to righteousness.

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False

10. We should not assemble anywhere in America because Paul told Gentile converts they must keep the feast in Jerusalem.

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False

11. The Feast of Tabernacles is a time for all brethren to demonstrate the Good News, not just for elders to preach to brethren.

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False

12. The Feast of Tabernacles is like a vacation.

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False

13. A true worshipper may have to forego a vacation to attend a Feast.

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False

14. Cheerfully enduring the discomforts of bad weather during the Feast demonstrates willing obedience to Yahweh's command.

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False

15. In prophecies of the coming Kingdom, trees of the forest and field are said to sing and clap their hands because

in the Kingdom, everything in nature will be given a voice to sing and hands to lift up in praise of Yahweh and His Messiah.
trees symbolize people in the Kingdom.
the Messiah will wash all filth and bloodstains off of them.
thorn bushes and briers will not be growing around them anymore.

16. The Feast of Tabernacles is

only a harvest festival and commemoration of how Israel lived in the wilderness.
only for ancient Israelites and today's Jews.
a time to forget the past and fellowship with brethren.
a time to remember the past and rejoice about Yahweh's promises for the future.

17. The reason the time for the Feast was appointed to be after the harvest was

because work in the fields would have been interrupted if the time for the Feast came before or during the harvest.
the harvest typifies the resurrection which comes before the Kingdom.
because Yahweh knows His people need rest after working in the fields.
so that Israel would remember to thank Yahweh for the bounty of the harvest.

18. Wheat in the parable of wheat and tares is a symbol of

resurrected saints.
people who go to heaven.
sinners who enter the Kingdom.
fruits of the field.

19. Two different Hebrew words are used in referring to a temporary dwelling because

an individual's rightness with Yahweh may not be visible, but Yahweh's righteousness is.
a booth is constructed of branches of trees, but a tent is made of cloth.
both a cukkah and a ohel are temporary dwellings and what they are made of makes no difference.
a scribe goofed in copying the scriptures and inserted the wrong word.

20. Israelites commemorated the fall of Jericho by carrying palm branches and a fruit around the altar each day of the Feast because

the fall of Jericho typifies the fall of Babylon.
Israel was thanking Yahweh for the victory and the fruit of the harvest.
it was a way to make everyone feel good about being a part of the services every day.
marching around the altar every day while cantors chanted, singers sang psalms and trumpeters sounded was a beautiful ceremony.

When completed, please review and submit. You will receive your graded paper back. After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 14.