Book 3: Introduction to Typology and Symbolism
Exam Questions 1-25
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1. A _______ is a divine illustration of something that is forthcoming.
a. type
b. antitype
c. symbol
d. prophecy
2. _______are mostly found in the Old Testament, ______the fulfillment, is found in the
a. types, ceremonials, gospels
b. antitypes, types, Pentateuch
c. types, antitypes, New Testament
d. prophecies, antitypes, New Testament
3. One's personal interpretation of types can be viewed as a truth, providing proper analyzing and research.
a. True b. False
4. Which statement is true?
I. Types and symbols are one and the same
II. A Type is something that represents something else
III. Symbols can be found in both testaments
IV. A type without an antitype are considered symbolic interpretations
a. All are correct b. ll, III and IV c. I, and III d. III and IV
5. A type can be a person, thing, event and institution only.
a. True b. False
6. Types play an important role in Scripture because it links the New Testament with the Old Testament.
a. True b. False
7. The Wilderness experience is an example of
a. an event
b . type
c. an institution
d. people
8. The Paschal lamb is a type of
a. thing
b. event
c. institution
d. ceremony
9. The veil is a type of
a. thing
b. event
c. institution
d. event
10. Which of the following contains an example that is not a type of Christ?
I. Aaron, Lamb, Moses, Rock
II. Ox, Ram, Goat, Brazen Serpent
III. David, The Ark, Incense
IV. Cup, Joshua, Light, Coat of Skins
a. I and II
b. II and III
c. III and IV
d. II and IV
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11. Of the many types of Christ, which represent His office as Priest or Ruler?
a. Aaron, Melchizedek, Joshua
b. Aaron, David, Melchizedek
c. David, Aaron, Melchizedek
d. Daniel, Aaron, Adam
12. Which types of Christ represent His role as a sacrifice?
I. goat, lamb, ox
II. ram, Issac
III. lamb, ox, Jacob
IV. coat of skins, lamb, Issac
a. II and III
b. I, II and IV
c. I and II
d. III and IV
13. Which of the following do not represent Christ's righteousness?
a. candlestick
b. light
c. water
14. Which of the following are types of an earthly man?
a. Abel
b. Cain
c. Esau
d. both b and c
15. Which of the following symbolizes confusion?
a. Horn
b. Egypt
c. Babylon
d. leaven
16. Consolation, blessing, fury and indignation are all kinds of cups that symbolize the righteousness of God.
a. True b. False
17. ___________ is not significant of worship and prayer.
a. Frankincense
b. incense
c. perfume
d. Tabernacle
18. ___________is a type of God, willing to sacrifice His Son.
a. Esau
b. Noah
c. Abraham
d. Issac
19. Anointing oil, Jordan, hyssop and laver all represent sanctification in God?
a. True b. False
20. Which of the following are symbols of worldliness?
a. Ninevah
b. Egypt
c. Horn
d. all of the above
21. What is fire symbolic of?
a. death
b. sin
c. cleansing
d. Holiness of God
22. The Veil of the Tabernacle was used to obtain direct access to God, and is a type of Christ's human body.
a. True b. False
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23. Water is a symbol of all of the following except:
a. washing
b. purification
c. New Life
d. Holy Spirit
24. Which of the following is a symbol of sin?
a. Adam
b. leprosy
c. Satan
d. Ninevah
25. The ________horse is a symbol of great blood shed and destruction, which was prophesied by Christ.
a. black
b. red
c. pale
d. white