PropheticPerspectives.com | The Ark of the Testimony

A Sacred Ark
1) What was the first article of furniture described? Exodus 25:10

2) What was it made from and what was it overlaid with? Exodus 25:10, 11

3) What was to be all around the ark? Exodus 25:11

4) What parallel is found to the crown all around the ark? Revelation 19:12

5) What was never to be taken from the ark? Exodus 25:12-15

Divine Judgments
6) What happened when man attempted mixing the symbol of God’s presence with heathenism? 1 Samuel 5:3, 4, 6, 9, 11

7) What happened when the laws regarding the ark were not obeyed? 1 Samuel 6:19, 20

8) What happened when unholy hands touched this symbol of God’s presence? 2 Samuel 6:6, 7

9) What happened when God’s directions are followed? 2 Samuel 6:12

An Ark of Judgment
10) What is associated with the ark of the testimony? Revelation 11:18, 19

11) Did Jesus reveal that a day of judgment was coming? Matthew 12:36, 37

12) How did Paul regard this great judgment day? Acts 24:25

13) What is associated with the judgment day? Daniel 7:9, 10

14) What books does John see opened? Revelation 20:12

15) What two options do we have in the judgment day? 1 Timothy 5:24

16) Who alone will have their name retained in the Lamb’s book of life? Revelation 3:5

17) If we cling to sin, what will happen to us in the judgment day? Exodus 32:33

18) If we comply with the conditions, who will be our advocate in the judgment day? 1 John 2:1-5

19) Will Jesus lose our case, if we comply with His conditions of complete surrender? John 18:9

20) What is Solomon’s judgment day conclusion? Ecclesiastes 12:13, 14

Commitment
The ark of the testimony was the symbol of God’s presence and holiness, but even more specifically of the judgment and righteousness that is the foundation of His throne. As we look at the ark today, it reveals that judgment must take place again and our eternal destiny depends upon our relation to the judgment. Will you determine to follow Jesus’ example of obedience that He might be your Advocate and win your case on the judgment day?