Electives

3.00 Credit hours

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EL 413 Types in Scriptures 3.00 Credit hours 

Chapter One: Colours Test

  1. What does the colour of amber represent in scripture?

  2. What does the colour of bdellium represent in scripture?

  3. What does the colour of beryl represent in scripture?

  4. What does the colour of black represent in scripture?

  5. What does the colour of blue represent in scripture?

  6. What does the colour of brass represent in scripture?

  7. What does the colour of brown represent in scripture?

  8. What does the colour of gold represent in scripture?

  9. What does the colour green represent in scripture?

10. What does the colour purple represent in scripture?

11.  What does the colour red represent in scripture?

12. What does the colour of silver represent in scripture?

13. What does the colour of scarlet represent in scripture?

14. What does the colour white represent in scripture?

15. What does the coulor yellow represent in scripture mostly?



Chapter Two:  The Creatures Test

  1. What does the bear often represent?

  2. What do beasts often represent?

  3. What do birds of the air ofter represent?

  4. What do dogs often represent?

  5. What does the dove often represent?

  6. What does the dragon often represent? 

  7. What does the eagle often represent?

  8. What do goats often represent?

  9. What do horses often represent?

10. What does the lamb often represent?

11. What does the lion often represent?

12. What do oxen often represent?

13. What does the serpent often represent?

14. What do sheep often represent?

Chapter Three: Things Test

  1. What does blood represent?

  2. What does bread represent?

  3. What do trees represent?

  4. What does fruit represent?

  5. What does seed the represent?

  6. What does the moon represent?

  7. What does the Sun represent?

  8. What three things can the stars represent?

  9. What does the harvest often represent?

10. What does the  wheat often represent?

11. What does the chaff often represent?

12. What does fire represent?

13, What does clay often represent?

14. What do rocks often represent?

15. What does oil often represent?

16. What does the land often represent?

17. What does the sea often represent?

18. What does the day often represent?

19. What does the night often represent?



Chapter Four: Mankind Test

  1. What do the hands represent?

  2. What do the eyes often represent?

  3. What do the ears often represent?

  4. What does the head often represent?

  5. What does the mouth often represent?

  6. What do the feet often represent?

  7. What does the heart often represent?

  8. What do the toes often represent?

  9. What does a bride often represent?

10. What does a groom often represent?

11. What does a virgin often represent?

12. What does a whore often represent?

Chapter Five: Numbers Test

  1. What does the number 1 represent?

  2. What does the number 2 represent?

  3. What does the number 3 represent?

  4. What does the number 4 represent?

  5. What does the number 5 represent?

  6. What does the number  6 represent?

  7. What does the number 7 represent?

  8. What does the number 8 represent?

  9. What does the number 9 represent?

10. What does the number 10 represent?

11. What does the number 11 represent?

12. What does the number 12 represent?

13. What does the number 13 represent?

14. What does the number 40 represent?

15. What does the number 666 represent?

16. What does the number 1,000 represent?

17. What does the number 10,000 represent?

18. What does the number 144,000 represent?

Chapter Six: Man made things Test

    1. What is an altar often symbolic of?

   2. What is an ark often symbolic of?

   3. What is a bow often symbolic of?

   4. What is a crown symbolic of?

   4. What is a cup often symbolic of?

   5. What is a garment often symbolic of?

   6. What is a garner often symbolic of?

   7. What is a girdle often symbolic of?

   8. What is a lamp often symbolic of?

   9. What is leaven often symbolic of?

 10. What is linen often symbolic of?

 11. What is a ring often symbolic of?

 12. What is a robe often symbolic of?

 13. What is a sceptre often symbolic of?

 14. What is a sheepfold often symbolic of?

Chapter Seven: People, places and events Tests

  1. What was the garden of eden symbolic of?

  2. What was God expelling man and placing cherubims at the entrance to the garden symbolic of?

  3. How was Adam a type of Christ?

  4. What was Abraham offering up of Isaac symbolic of?

  5. What was Joseph's life symbolic of?

  6. What is Egypt symbolic of?

  7. What was Saul's and Bar Jesus temporary blinding symbolic of?

  8. What was Jonah's three days and nights in the belly of  a whale/fish symbolic of?

Chapter Eight: Isaac Test

1. How was their births similar?

2.. Who proclaimed both of their births?

3. How was his relationship with his brother similar to that of Jesus' and his brothers?

4. How did God refer to Isaac that was similar to how he referred to Jesus? 

5. What did both of their fathers do to them on mount Moriah?

6.What did they both ride to mount Moriah?

7, What did they both carry up Moriah?

Chapter Nine: Joseph Test

  1. What country did they both go down into and come back up out of?

  2. Who closest to them did not believe them?

  3. Who did not recognize them the first time he comes?

  4. What happen to each of them before they were arrested?

  5. What was the result when they were both tempted?

  6. What happened to both of them and their fathers?

  7. What happened to them both that was related to silver?

  8. What kind of positions do both of them attain later on?

  9. What happens to both of them concerning death?

10. Who recognizes them the second time they come to them?

Chapter Ten: Moses Test

1. What did both of them have happen to them as a child?

2. What number was connected to both of them? 3. What two parts of nature did both of them control on at least one occasion?

4. What did both of them do with a multitude of people? 

5. How many people helped both of them?

6. What happened to both of them after their death?

7. What similar thing happened to both of them concerning Israel the first time?

8. At what event were they both present at?

Chapter Eleven: Melchizedek Test

Chapter Twelve: Ark Test