Exodus Chapter 10

According to Exodus 10:3, why did the Lord want Pharaoh to let His people go?

• So God's people could serve Him

• To humble the Israelites

• So no more death and destruction would come to Egypt

• To reward the Israelites and punish the Egyptians

According to Exodus 10:4, after the hail ended, what plague did God promise to send upon the Egyptians if Pharaoh refused to let His people go?

• Boils

• Darkness

• Death of firstborn

• Locusts

According to Exodus 10:6-7, who tried to convince Pharaoh to let the Israelites go after Moses and Aaron warned of the plague of locusts?

• Pharaoh's servant

• Moses and Aaron

• The Lord

• The magicians

According to Exodus 10:13, what brought the locusts to the land of Egypt?

• A north wind

• A south wind

• An east wind

• A west wind

According Exodus 10:15, how severely did the locusts plague the Egyptians?

• They killed small children

• They infested the livestock, causing all remaining livestock to perish

• They ate every herb and all the fruit of the trees left by the hail

• They became like the dust and dwelt on both man and beast

According to Exodus 10:19, what took the locusts away from the land of Egypt?

• A north wind

• A south wind

• An east wind

• A west wind

According to Exodus 10: 19, where did the Lord send the locusts when He took them away from Egypt?

• The Red Sea

• The Nile River

• The land of Goshen

• The wilderness

According Exodus 10:20, why did Pharaoh not let the children of Israel go after the Lord took away the locust?

• Pharaoh hardened his own heart against the children of Israel

• The Lord hardened Pharaoh's heart

• His servants and magicians advised him against letting them go

• Moses told then it was not yet time for the children of Israel to depart

According to Exodus 10:19-22, what plague befell the land of Egypt after the plague of locusts?

• Hail

• Swarms of flies

• Death of the firstborn

• Darkness

According to Exodus 10:22-23, for how long did the plague of darkness last?

• Seven full days

• A full day

• Three days

• Until Pharaoh repented of his sins