1. When did God give to Ezekiel the pattern of another sanctuary to offer to Israel?
2. In what chapters of his prophecy is a description of it found?
3. How many holy places had this building?
4. Of what size was the most holy?
5. How many times is the word sanctuary applied to this building?
6. Where was the house of Israel when this sanctuary was offered to them?
7. On what conditions was it offered?
8. If they fulfilled the conditions, what did God promise that he would do?
9. Did the house of Israel become ashamed for their iniquities, as exhorted?
10. When the decree for Israel's restoration went forth, how many could have gone up if they had chosen?
11. In what scriptures is the decree of Cyrus found?
12. How many, and what tribes, were all that did go up?
13. What did the people of Israel thus do?
14. As they thus did not fulfill the conditions on which this sanctuary was offered to them, was it ever erected?
15. Does this prophecy belong to the future reign of Christ and his saints?
16. This is shown by several facts; first, who is the Prince who is to reign over Israel in the future forever?
17. But what is the prince spoken of by Ezekiel?
18. What is he commanded to offer for himself?
19. On the other hand, what is Jesus Christ?
20. What kinds of offerings was Ezekiel's prince to offer for himself?
21. But what has Jesus Christ done in reference to these?
22. What does God say to the princes of Ezekiel's prophecy?
23. But when Christ reigns, what will there be?
24. What was Ezekiel's prince to have?
25. What is he forbidden to do?
26. What would it be to apply this to Christ?
27. Hence Ezekiel is not predicting what?
28. What does Christ say of the children of this world?
29. What of those who are accounted worthy to obtain the future world?
30. But what do we find in Ezekiel? p. 63, top.
31. Therefore it is evident that Ezekiel does not refer to what?
32. What does Christ add concerning those who obtain the world to come?
33. What does Paul testify takes place at the last trump?
34. But what does Ezekiel have in the time to which he refers?
35. What is demonstrated by this?
36. When would the sanctuary, priesthood, offerings, and accompanying blessings, have been realized, had Israel accepted the proffered boon?
37. What is said of circumcision when this was to be fulfilled?
38. But when was circumcision abolished?
39. What is said of divorce during the same time?
40. But what is true of divorce now?
41. What distinction of meats was to be recognized at that time?
42. Does that distinction exist now?
43. What was to be true of sacrifices and offerings during the same period?
44. What is true of them now?
45. What was to be true of the feasts and the jubilee?
46. But when were these feasts abolished?
47. What of the Levitical priesthood during that time?
48. But what priesthood has now taken the place of that?
49. What proves that the middle wall of partition was then to be in existence?
50. But what is true of that wall of partition now?
51. What is proved by all these facts?
52. With this we leave the sanctuary promised to the twelve tribes, and follow the history of Judah and Benjamin, who under the decree of Cyrus went up to Jerusalem to re-build the sanctuary, which had so long lain in ruins. In what year did they lay the foundation of the second temple? p. 64, last paragraph.
53. How long a period did it occupy in building, and when was it completed?
54. What was this temple of Zerubbabel?
55. Hence it was but a continuance of what?
56. How are we to understand Paul's language in Heb. ix?
57. Did God return and take up his dwelling in this sanctuary?
58. What does Nehemiah call this building, and what does he declare?
59. Did God forsake this sanctuary? p. 66, first paragraph.
60. Why did he forsake it?
61. In what language did Jesus signify that God had forsaken it?
62. After uttering these words, what did Jesus do?
63. What did he declare as he went out?
64. When and by whom was this prediction fulfilled?
65. Dates. When did Moses erect the sanctuary?
66. When was it forsaken at Shiloh?
67. When was the temple built by Solomon?
68. When was that temple forsaken of God?
69. When re-built by Zerubbabel?
70. When finally forsaken and left desolate?
71. As we inquire for the meaning of the extraordinary arrangement brought to view in the sanctuary and its services, what do we learn of the building itself?
72. Unto what did its priests serve?
73. To what did the sacrifices there offered continually point forward?