1. There is no Bible record that Yahshua kept the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread.

True
False

2. Leaven is always bad and represents only sin, wickedness and corruption.

True
False

3. Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread were first given to Israel at Sinai.

True
False

4. After the Savior died, no Feast days were observed in the New Testament.

True
False

5. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 5:8 to keep the Days of Unleavened Bread.

True
False

6. Egypt symbolically is the present world or society in which man lives without Yahweh.

True
False

7. Keeping of Yahweh's Feast days helps remind us of His plan of redemption.

True
False

8. The Hebrew "ereb" usually means sunrise.

True
False

9. We should eat a token portion of unleavened bread each day during the Days of Unleavened Bread.

True
False

10. Neither the Feast of Unleavened Bread nor Tabernacles will be kept in the Millennium.

True
False

11. Both Unleavened Bread and Tabernacles were called "Pilgrim Feasts" because they were so-named by those who came to America on the Mayflower.

True
False

12. The first day of Unleavened Bread was a convocation of Yahweh's people at Rameses.

True
False

13. The last day of Unleavened Bread was Abib 21, which Israel spent at Goshen.

True
False

14. The song of Moses is a sad song, bewailing the problems of captivity.

True
False

15. The Israelites never lose confidence in Moses or Yahweh's instructions.

True
False

16. In giving the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5,

Yahweh never uses His Name in describing His covenant (see Holy Name Bible).
Egypt is a type of bondage or slavery.
In both places the Ten Commandments read exactly the same.
He says His Name is Elohim, the family Name.

17. The Feast of Unleavened Bread was given before Israel left Egypt. Therefore,

keeping the Days of Unleavened Brad is no longer required.
Unleavened Bread is a celebration only for the Jews.
Israel left the "leaven of Egypt" behind them.
We do not have to concern ourselves with Unleavened Bread.

18. Upon the death of the firstborn, Israel was allowed to leave Egypt, and

they were led out in a long, roundabout way.
they left their cattle and herds behind.
Pharaoh never bothered Israel anymore.
Israel came out with only the clothes on their back.

19. It took Israel seven days to become entirely free of Egypt. We also learn that

Israel never wanted to go back to Egypt.
they were guided by a pillar of fire by night and eagle's wings at daytime.
the seven days were a time of merriment with no worry or fear by Israel.
the pursuing Egyptians were all drowned in the midst of the sea.

20. In 1 Corinthians 5:1-8, Paul writes to the gentiles at Corinth and refers back to the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread. We learn from his letter that

because Messiah our Passover has died for us, we are to keep the Feast.
we should tolerate sin and have love.
we should keep the Feast with old leaven as it is better.
converted gentiles can ignore the Old Testament commands and laws.

When completed, please review and submit. You will receive your graded paper back. After you review your graded paper, proceed with Lesson 10.