God vs gods

Multiple Choice

Why is the Passover an important event in religious history?

• It marks the beginning of spring.

• It commemorates the Israelites' liberation from slavery in Egypt.

• It celebrates the creation of the world.

• It honors the building of the first temple.

Multiple Select

Which of the following were instructions given for the Passover lamb?

• It must be without blemish

• It must be a male of the first year

• It must be kept until the fourteenth day

• It must be offered at the temple

Multiple Choice

According to Exodus 12:1-7, what were the Israelites instructed to do with the lamb's blood during Passover?

• Strike it on the two side posts and the upper door post of the houses

• Pour it on the ground outside the house

• Cook it with the lamb and eat it

• Offer it at the temple altar

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a requirement for eating the Passover lamb according to Exodus 12:8-10?

• It must be roasted with fire

• It must be eaten with unleavened bread and bitter herbs

• It must be eaten raw

• Nothing should remain until morning

Multiple Choice

According to Exodus 12:12, what judgment did God execute during the Passover night?

• He judged only the Pharaoh

• He executed judgment against all the gods of Egypt

• He punished only the Israelites

• He destroyed the crops

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of the blood on the houses during the first Passover in Egypt?

• It was a decoration for the festival

• It was a sign for the LORD to pass over the house and spare the inhabitants

• It was a symbol of wealth

• It was a way to honor the Egyptian gods

Multiple Choice

Which Egyptian gods were specifically challenged by the Ten Plagues, according to biblical scholars?

• Ra, Heqet, Apis, Hathor

• Zeus, Hera, Poseidon

• Odin, Thor, Loki

• Anubis, Osiris, Isis

Multiple Select

Which of the following deities are associated with animals that are predators?

• Anubis

• Bastet

• Sekhmet

• Hathor

Multiple Choice

Which Egyptian deity was associated with mummification and the afterlife?

• Anubis

• Horus

• Sobek

• Thoth

Multiple Choice

What did the roasted flesh, unleavened bread, and bitter herbs symbolize during the Passover meal?

• Judgment, bitter experiences in Egypt, and Jesus' sacrifice

• Wealth, prosperity, and happiness

• Peace, unity, and forgiveness

• Harvest, abundance, and fertility

Open Ended

What is one important lesson you learned about the Passover from today's session?