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Who had sons named Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, Benjamin, Dan, Naphtali, Gad, and Asher? (Ex. 1:1-4)
A. Joseph
B. Israel
C. Moses
D. Ramses |
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How many descendants of Jacob were there in all? (Ex. 1:5)
A. Fifty
B. Sixty
C. Seventy
D. Eighty |
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Which son of Jacob was in Egypt before the rest of the family arrived? (Ex. 1:5)
A. Joseph
B. Reuben
C. Judah
D. Dan |
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Which of the following describes the Israelites, even after the death of Joseph and his brothers? (Ex. 1:6-7)
A. They were ignored by the Egyptians
B. They became powerful
C. They were beloved by all
D. They were fruitful and filled the land |
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| D. They were fruitful and filled the land |
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What concern did the 'new king' who had not known of Joseph fear the Israelites might do? (Ex. 1:10)
A. Take over the palace
B. Join enemies against them in war
C. Try to enslave the Egyptian people
D. None of the above |
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| B. Join enemies against them in war |
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What did the Egyptians do in response to their concerns about the Israelites? (Ex. 1:11)
A. Made a binding treaty with them
B. Divided their land and gave the Israelites half
C. Put slave masters over them
D. Killed their firstborn children |
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| C. Put slave masters over them |
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What were Pithom and Ramses? (Ex. 1:11)
A. Store cities of Pharoah built by the Israelites
B. Cities built by engineers
C. Pharaoh's palaces
D. Israelite camps |
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| A. Store cities of Pharaoh built by Israelites |
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What caused the Egyptians to dread the Israelites? (Ex. 1:12)
A. Pharaoh gave them positions of power
B. They multiplied and spread
C. Their children were tall
D. All of the above |
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| B. They multiplied and spread |
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How did the Egyptians make the lives of the Israelites bitter? (Ex. 1:14)
A. With harsh labor in brick and mortar
B. With all kinds of work in the fields
C. By working them ruthlessly
D. All of the above |
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Who were Shiphrah and Puah? (Ex. 1:15)
A. Wives of the King of Egypt
B. Hebrew midwives
C. Descendants of Simeon
D. The Bible does not say |
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Which Israelite offspring did the King of Egypt instruct Shiphrah and Puah to kill? (Ex. 1:16)
A. All Israelite babies
B. Only descendants of Joseph
C. Boy babies
D. Girl babies |
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Why did the midwives not do as the King of Egypt had told them to do? (Ex. 1:17)
A. To spite the king
B. Murder was illegal in Egypt
C. They feared God
D. They feared the Israelite leaders |
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In their explanation to Pharaoh regarding why the Israelite women gave birth before the midwives could arrive, what word did the midwives use to describe the Israelite women who gave birth? (Ex. 1:19)
A. Vigorous
B. Fearless
C. Impatient
D. Overjoyed |
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Why did God give the Israelite midwives families of their own? (Ex. 1:21)
A. To anger Pharaoh
B. To show his appreciation
C. So their daughters could become midwives
D. Because they feared God |
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| D. Because they feared God |
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To whom did Pharaoh give the order, "Every Hebrew boy that is born you must throw into the Nile, but let every girl live?" (Ex. 1:22)
A. All his people
B. The Egyptian men
C. The Egyptian women
D. The Hebrew men |
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From what tribe was Moses' parents? (Ex. 2:1-10))
A. Rueben
B. Simeon
C. Levi
D. Judah |
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How long did Moses' mother hide him? (Ex 2:2)
A. One month
B. Two months
C. Three months
D. The Bible doesn't say |
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What did Moses' mother coat with tar and pitch? (Ex. 2:3)
A. A papyrus basket
B. Her hair
C. Reeds from the river
D. Her doorpost |
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Who stood and watched from the distance when Moses was placed in the Nile among the reeds? (Ex 2:3-4)
A. His mother
B. His father
C. His brother
D. His sister |
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When Pharaoh's daughter saw Moses as she was bathing in the Nile, how did she identify him? (Ex. 2:5-6)
A. As a Hebrew baby
B. As an Egyptian baby
C. As her slave's child
D. She was unable to identify him |
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For what purpose did Moses' sister offer to find a Hebrew woman? (Ex. 2:7)
A. To help Pharaoh's daughter bathe
B. To nurse the baby
C. To oversee her slaves
D. To cut down the reeds |
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Who did Moses' sister get to nurse the baby? (Ex. 2:8)
A. A slave
B. A neighbor
C. The baby's grandmother
D. The baby's mother |
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Who eventually became Moses' mother? (Ex. 2:10)
A. His own mother
B. Pharaoh's daughter
C. His sister
D. His grandmother |
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What does "Moses" mean?
A. I drew him out of the water
B. Saved by a leader
C. Son of the princess
D. Slow to speak |
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| A. I drew him out of the water |
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Who did Moses witness beating a Hebrew man? (Ex. 2:11)
A. An Egyptian
B. Pharaoh
C. A Hebrew woman
D. Pharaoh's daughter |
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After killing the Egyptian who was beating a Hebrew, where did Moses hide the body? (Ex. 2:12)
A. In a forest
B. In Pharaoh's palace
C. In bullrushes
D. In the sand |
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What did Moses ask a Hebrew man who was wrongly fighting with another Hebrew man? (Ex. 2:13)
A. Why are you hitting your fellow Hebrew?
B. Must I kill you as I did an Egyptian?
C. Who is your father?
D. As ruler and judge, I command you to stop |
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| A. Why are you hitting your fellow Hebrew? |
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What did Moses realize when he heard the response of the fighting Hebrew man? (Ex. 2:14)
A. The man was strong and angry
B. The man knew Moses had killed an Egyptian
C. He (Moses) had the authority of a judge
D. He (Moses) had the authority of a ruler |
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| B. The man knew Moses had killed an Egyptian |
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To where did Moses flee when Pharaoh tried to kill him because Moses had killed an Egyptian? (Ex. 2:15)
A. His Israelite mother's home
B. Midian
C. Canaan
D. Pharaoh's daughter's palace |
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Who did Moses encounter at a well in Midian? (Ex. 2:16-18)
A. The seven daughters of a priest named Reuel
B. A priest named Reuel
C. The seven daughters of a shepherd
D. Moses did not visit a well in Midian |
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| A. The seven daughters of a priest named Reuel |
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Why did Moses rescue and water flocks for Reuel's daughters? (Ex. 2:17)
A. The daughters were weak
B. The flocks were unruly
C. Shepherds had driven them away
D. Their father refused to help them |
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| C. Shepherds had driven them away |
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What was the name of the daughter Reuel gave to Moses to be Moses' wife? (Ex. 2:21)
A. Leah
B. Zipporah
C. Rachel
D. Dinah |
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What is the name of Moses' son, which means, "I have become a foreigner in a foreign land?" (Ex. 2:22)
A. Reuel
B. Levi
C. Jethro
D. Gershom |
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After the king of Egypt died and the Israelites groaned and cried out to God, what did God remember? (Ex. 2:22)
A. That Moses had killed an Egyptian
B. That the king's daughter was compassionate to Israelites
C. Moses' faith
D. His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob |
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| D. His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob |
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What is the name of the "mountain of God" to which Moses led his father-in-law Jethro's flock? (Ex. 3:1)
A. Carmel
B. Sinai
C. Horeb
D. Nebo |
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Who appeared to Moses in flames of fire in a bush that did not burn up? (Ex. 3:2)
A. The angel of the LORD
B. The LORD
C. Abraham
D. Elijah |
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What was Moses' response when God called to him from within the burning bush? (Ex. 3:4)
A. Who are you?
B. What do you want?
C. LORD, have I sinned?
D. Here I am |
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What was Moses instructed to remove because he was standing on holy ground? (Ex. 3:5)
A. His cloak
B. His sandals
C. His head covering
D. His belt |
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What did Moses do when God announced who He was? (Ex. 3:6)
A. Hid his face in fear
B. Hid his face in shame
C. Turned and ran
D. Fell to his knees |
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Because of concern for his people who were suffering in Egypt, what did God come down to do? (Ex. 3:7)
A. Rescue them
B. Kill Pharaoh
C. Make the Egyptians their slaves
D. Confuse the Egyptians |
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How did God describe the land to which He intended to take the Israelites? (Ex. 3:8)
A. Beautiful
B. Fertile
C. Filled with locusts and wild honey
D. Flowing with milk and honey |
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| D. Flowing with milk and honey |
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To whom did God send Moses to bring the Israelites out of Egypt? (Ex. 3:10)
A. The Levites
B. The High Priest
C. Pharaoh
D. Pharaoh's daughter |
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Where did God tell Moses he would worship as a sign that he had brought the Israelites out of Egypt? (Ex. 3:12)
A. Canaan
B. Horeb
C. Pharaoh's palace
D. A land flowing with milk and honey |
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When speaking to the Israelites, who specifically was Moses to say had sent him? (Ex. 3:14)
A. Jesus
B. Jesus Christ
C. I Am
D. I Was |
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Who was Moses instructed to assemble and to then deliver a message from God? (Ex. 3:16)
A. The elders of Israel
B. All of Israel
C. Pharaoh's family
D. Pharaoh's servants |
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Who did God say should go with Moses to visit the king of Egypt to request permission to take a three-day journey into the wilderness? (Ex. 3:18)
A. The elders of Israel
B. The Levites
C. Aaron
D. The king's daughter |
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For what purpose were the Israelites to take a journey into the wilderness? (Ex. 3:18)
A. To rest from their labor
B. To offer sacrifices to God
C. To hear God's message
D. To transport bricks made of straw |
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| B. To offer sacrifices to God |
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What did God say would be necessary to convince the king of Egypt to compel the Israelites to leave? (Ex. 3:19)
A. A good explanation
B. A bribe
C. A mighty hand
D. A gift of gold |
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What did the LORD say he would perform that would result in the king of Egypt allowing the Israelites to go? (Ex. 3:20)
A. Miracles
B. Healings
C. Songs and hymns
D. Wonders |
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What did God say the Egyptian people would willingly give the Israelite women as they left Egypt? (Ex. 3:22)
A. Articles of silver and gold, and clothing
B. Food and clothing
C. Sacrificial animals and clothing
D. Their firstborn and clothing |
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| A. Articles of silver and gold, and clothing |
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Who was to wear clothing provided to the Israelites by the Egyptians? (Ex. 3:22)
A. Moses
B. Israelite sons and daughters
C. Israelite men
D. Israelite women |
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| B. Israelite sons and daughters |
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Who feared that the Israelites might say, "The Lord did not appear to you"? (Ex. 4:1)
A. Moses
B. Aaron
C. Zipporah
D. Jethro |
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What did God tell Moses to do with the staff that was in his hand in the beginning of Chapter 4? (Ex. 4:2-3)
A. Strike a rock with it
B. Throw it to the ground
C. Touch Aaron's lips
D. Strike Pharaoh |
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| B. Throw it to the ground |
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After Moses obeyed God's instructions, what did the staff become? (Ex. 4:3)
A. A dove
B. A locust
C. A golden calf
D. A snake |
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What was Moses' response when the staff changed into a snake? (Ex. 4:3)
A. He laughed
B. He ran
C. He cried
D. He screamed |
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What happened when Moses picked up the snake that was originally a staff? (Ex. 4:4)
A. It disappeared
B. It began to burn
C. It turned back into a staff
D. It turned to dust |
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| C. It turned back into a staff |
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Why did the LORD have Moses perform a sign with his staff? (Ex. 4:5)
A. To show Moses' power
B. To show that God had appeared to him
C. To confuse them
D. To scare them |
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| B. To show that God had appeared to him |
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What happened when Moses put his hand inside his cloak? (Ex. 4:6)
A. The sky became dark
B. His cloak changed colors
C. His hair became white
D. His hand became leprous |
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| D. His hand became leprous |
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How does Exodus 4 describe Moses' hand's appearance? (Ex. 4:6)
A. As white as snow
B. As black as night
C. Withered
D. Wrinkled |
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What happened after Moses put his hand in his cloak a second time? (Ex. 4:7)
A. Aaron's staff disappeared
B. Moses' hand was restored
C. Pharaoh grew angry
D. Pharaoh grew impatient |
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| B. Moses' hand was restored |
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What did the LORD say that the water Moses drew from the Nile and poured on dry ground would become? (Ex. 4:9)
A. Pure
B. Smelly
C. Mud
D. Blood |
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What did Moses say to the LORD that resulted in Aaron being a speaker for Moses? (Ex. 4:10)
A. My faith is too weak
B. I am slow of speech and tongue
C. I am old
D. I am unattractive |
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| B. I am slow of speech and tongue |
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To whom did Moses say, "Let me return to my own people in Egypt to see if any of them are still alive?" (Ex. 4:18)
A. His wife, Zipporah
B. His brother, Aaron
C. His father-in-law, Jethro
D. The LORD |
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| C. His father-in-law, Jethro |
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Why did God instruct Moses to take his staff in his hand when he returned to Egypt? (Ex. 4:17)
A. To strike Pharaoh
B. To aid in walking
C. To perform miraculous signs with it
D. To give to the elders of Israel |
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| C. To perform miraculous signs with it |
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Why did the LORD's anger burn against Moses? (Ex. 4:14)
A. Moses didn't remove his sandals
B. Moses didn't believe He was God
C. Moses didn't like his brother, Aaron
D. Moses asked God to send someone else |
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| D. Moses asked God to send someone else |
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Who went with Moses when he returned to Egypt? (Ex. 4:20)
A. His father-in-law
B. His entire extended family
C. His wife and sons
D. He went alone |
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What did the LORD say he would do to Pharaoh's heart? (Ex. 4:21)
A. Soften it
B. Harden it
C. Remove it
D. Hide it |
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How did the LORD refer to Israel? (Ex. 4:22)
A. As fattened calves
B. As peaceful doves
C. As wounded warriors
D. As his firstborn son |
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Which of the following did Zipporah call Moses? (Ex. 4:25)
A. Father of many
B. Bridegroom of blood
C. Love of my heart
D. Friend to my father |
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What did Aaron do when he met Moses at the mountain of God? (Ex. 4:27)
A. Fell to his knees
B. Turned away
C. Kissed him
D. Cried |
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Who did Moses and Aaron bring together in order to tell of and perform the signs the LORD had shown? (Ex. 4:29)
A. The elders of the Israelites
B. The Levites
C. The tribe of Judah
D. The High Priests |
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| A. The elders of the Israelites |
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How did those to whom Moses and Aaron showed the LORD's signs respond when they understood that the LORD was concerned about them and had seen their misery? (Ex. 4:31)
A. Cried for joy
B. Sighed in relief
C. Called on his name
D. Bowed down and worshipped |
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| D. Bowed down and worshipped |
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What did Moses and Aaron tell Pharaoh the LORD wanted the Israelites to hold in the wilderness? (Ex. 5:1)
A. A feast
B. A council
C. A festival
D. A bonfire |
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Why did Pharaoh refuse to let the Israelites go, according to Matthew 5:2? (Ex. 5:2)
A. He loved the Israelites
B. He despised the Israelites
C. He did not know the LORD
D. Moses angered him |
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| C. He did not know the LORD |
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How many days did Moses and Aaron request that the Hebrews be allowed to gather in the wilderness? (Ex. 5:3)
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four |
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What did Moses and Aaron say the the LORD might strike them with if they did not offer sacrifices to the LORD in the wilderness? (Ex. 5:3)
A. Death and destruction
B. Boils and flies
C. Plagues or the sword
D. Fear and trembling |
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What were Moses and Aaron taking the Israelites from, according to Pharaoh? (Ex. 5:4)
A. Their labor
B. His courtyard
C. Egyptian gods
D. Their wives |
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What did Pharaoh order the slave drivers and overseers to stop supplying for the Hebrew slaves? (Ex. 5:7)
A. Mud
B. Straw
C. Water
D. Ovens |
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Who did the slave drivers beat when the Israelites did not make their daily quota of bricks? (Ex. 5:14)
A. Moses
B. Aaron
C. The Israelite slaves
D. The Israelite overseers |
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| D. The Israelite overseers |
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What did Pharaoh require of the Israelites when he took away their straw? (Ex. 5:8)
A. Require them to make less bricks
B. Require them to make the same number of bricks
C. Require them to make more bricks
D. Give them the day off |
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| B. Require them to make the same number of bricks |
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Why did Pharaoh ask the slave drivers to make the work harder for the Israelite men? (Ex. 5:9)
A. To make them stronger
B. To build bigger pyramids
C. They would pay no attention to lies
D. They would forget about Moses |
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| C. They would pay no attention to lies |
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To whom did the Israelite overseers appeal when they were upset that the servants were given no straw? (Ex. 5:15)
A. Pharaoh
B. The slave drivers
C. Moses
D. Aaron |
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What word did Pharaoh use to describe the Israelites? (Ex. 5:17)
A. Handsome
B. Strong
C. Lazy
D. Frustrated |
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What did the Israelite overseers know when they were told, "You are not to reduce the number of bricks required of you each day?" (Ex. 5:19)
A. That Moses would save them
B. That they were in trouble
C. That making more would be easy
D. That God would be with them |
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| B. That they were in trouble |
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To whom did the Israelite overseers say, "May the LORD look on you and judge you! You have made us obnoxious to Pharaoh and his officials and put a sword in their hand to kill us?" (Ex. 5:20)
A. Only Moses
B. Only Aaron
C. Moses and Aaron
D. The Israelite slaves |
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Who asked the LORD, "Why have you brought trouble on this people...and you have not rescued your people at all?" (Ex. 5:22-23)
A. Only Moses
B. Only Aaron
C. Moses and Aaron
D. The Israelite slaves |
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The LORD told Moses that because of this, Pharaoh would let the Israelites go, and drive them out of his country? (Ex. 6:1)
A. The LORD's mighty hand
B. The LORD's great wrath
C. Pharaoh's love for Moses
D. Pharaoh's respect for his daughter |
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| A. The LORD's mighty hand |
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According to God, by what name did he make himself known to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? (Ex. 6:3)
A. The LORD
B. Father
C. God Almighty
D. The Creator |
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By what name does Exodus Chapter 6 specifically say God does NOT make himself known to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? (Ex. 6:3)
A. The LORD
B. Father
C. God Almighty
D. The Creator |
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What did God give to the Israelites as a part of the covenant he established with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? (Ex. 6:4)
A. Ten commandments
B. A leader for each tribe
C. The right to make sacrifices
D. The land of Canaan |
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How had the Israelites resided in Canaan? (Ex. 6:4)
A. As foreigners
B. As land owners
C. As 'guests' of Pharaoh's daughter
D. As 'enemies of the King' |
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What did God remember when he heard the groaning of the Israelites? (Ex. 6:5)
A. His covenant with the Israelites
B. Abraham's faith
C. Isaac's sacrifice
D. Jacob's pain |
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| A. His covenant with the Israelites |
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How did the LORD say he would redeem the Israelites? (Ex. 6:6)
A. Through plagues and grief
B. Through the parting of a river
C. With love and kindness
D. With an outstretched arm and mighty acts of judgment |
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| D. With an outstretched arm and mighty acts of judgment |
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What did the LORD say he would give to the Israelites as a possession? (Ex. 6:7)
A. Land he swore to give to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
B. Ten tablets of stone
C. An ark to symbolize their covenant
D. The Egyptian's land |
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| A. Land he swore to give to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob |
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Why did the Israelites not listen to Moses when he reported what the LORD had said to them? (Ex. 6:9)
A. Their anger burned against the LORD
B. The overseers forbade them to listen
C. Their discouragement and harsh labor
D. Moses was a poor speaker |
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| C. Their discouragement and harsh labor |
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Why did Moses say Pharaoh would not listen to him? (Ex. 6:12)
A. He was not an Egyptian
B. He had faltering lips
C. Pharaoh's daughter had disowned Moses
D. Pharaoh was deaf |
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What individuals, specifically, are listed in the family record of Moses and Aaron in Exodus 6? (Ex. 6:14)
A. Abraham's mother and father
B. Pharaoh's daughter and her children
C. The heads of the Israelite families
D. The key women in Moses' lineage |
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| C. The heads of the Israelite families |
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How were Moses and Aaron told to bring the Israelites out of Egypt? (Ex. 6:26)
A. By their divisions
B. The youngest were to go first
C. The oldest were to go first
D. Children were to go first |
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What did the LORD instruct Moses to tell Pharaoh? (Ex. 6:29)
A. Only things he could speak clearly
B. That he had a hard heart
C. That he had seen a burning bush
D. Everything he [the LORD] told him |
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| D. Everything he [the LORD] told him |
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In the beginning of Exodus 7, what did the LORD say he would harden? (Ex. 7:3)
A. The bricks of straw
B. The ground in Egypt
C. Moses' heart
D. Pharaoh's heart |
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With what did the LORD say he would bring out his divisions - his people the Israelites - from Egypt? (Ex. 7:4)
A. Mighty acts of judgment
B. Moses' mighty hand
C. Aaron's staff
D. Aaron's voice |
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| A. Mighty acts of judgment |
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Who did the LORD say would know he was the LORD when he stretched out his hand against Egypt? (Ex. 7:5)
A. Pharaoh
B. The Egyptians
C. Moses and Aaron
D. Pharaoh's wise men |
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How old was Moses when he spoke to Pharaoh? (Ex. 7:7)
A. Eighty
B. Eighty-one
C. Eighty-two
D. Eighty-three |
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How old was Aaron when he spoke to Pharaoh? (Ex. 7:7)
A. Eighty
B. Eighty-one
C. Eighty-two
D. Eighty-three |
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Who threw a staff down at Moses' request, as the LORD had commanded? (Ex. 7:10)
A. Sorcerers
B. Pharaoh's magicians
C. Wise men
D. Aaron |
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What did the staff that was thrown on the ground in Pharaoh's presence become? (Ex. 7:10)
A. Blood
B. A snake
C. Dust
D. A larger staff |
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How did the people that Pharaoh summoned do the same things that Moses and Aaron did? (Ex. 7:11)
A. Through 'black magic'
B. Through miracles
C. Through 'sacred arts'
D. With help from Moses |
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What did Aaron's staff do to the staffs of the people Pharaoh summoned? (Ex. 7:12)
A. Struck them
B. Broke them
C. Made them burn
D. Swallowed them up |
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How did Pharaoh respond to the sign presented to him by Moses and Aaron involving a staff? (Ex. 7:13)
A. He would not listen to them
B. He sent them to the wilderness
C. He asked their forgiveness
D. He praised the LORD |
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| A. He would not listen to them |
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Where was Moses told to confront Pharaoh "in the morning"? (Ex. 7:14-15)
A. At Pharaoh's palace
B. At the bank of the Nile
C. In the wilderness
D. In Goshen |
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| B. At the bank of the Nile |
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With what did the LORD tell Moses to strike the waters of the Nile? (Ex. 7:17)
A. Aaron's staff
B. Moses' staff
C. Pharaoh's staff
D. A magician's staff |
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What was the water of the Nile changes into after Aaron's staff struck the water? (Ex. 7:20)
A. Honey
B. Tar
C. Blood
D. Clean water |
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What happened to the fish in the Nile after Aaron's staff struck the water? (Ex. 7:20)
A. They doubled in size
B. They died
C. They swam backwards
D. They jumped onto the river bank |
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What did the LORD say would be found "...everywhere in Egypt, even in vessels of wood and stone?" (Ex. 7:20)
A. Fish
B. Snakes
C. Water
D. Blood |
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Who performed the same acts as those performed by Moses and Aaron at the Nile? (Ex. 7:22)
A. Pharaoh
B. Zipporah
C. Wise men
D. Egyptian magicians |
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Who turned and went into Pharaoh's palace after the incidents at the Nile in Chapter 7? (Ex. 7:23)
A. Moses
B. Aaron
C. Pharaoh
D. Sorcerers |
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Where did the Egyptians dig to get drinking water after the incidents at the Nile? (Ex. 7:24)
A. Along the Nile
B. In Pharaoh's courtyard
C. 500 cubits from the Nile
D. 1,000 cubits from the Nile |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of the Family Record of Moses and Aaron?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Moses and the Burning Bush?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Bricks without Straw?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of The Birth of Moses?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Signs for Moses?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Aaron to Speak for Moses?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of God Promises Deliverance?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Moses Flees to Midian?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of Moses Returns to Egypt?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5 |
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In what chapter of Exodus can you find the story of The Israelites Oppressed?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4 |
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