MOSES IN EGYPT

Why did the king of Egypt put the children of Israel into bondage?

• He wanted to show the children of Israel that his gods were more powerful than the God of Israel

• He was proud and wanted other people to do his work

• He wanted to keep them from increasing; he feared that they could overtake the Egyptians

• He hated Jacob and all of his family

Who adopted Moses after finding him in the river in a basket?

• Shiphrah

• Moses' sister

• Zipporah

• Pharaoh's daughter

Why did Moses kill the Egyptian?

• The Egyptian was escaping Pharaoh's palace with stolen goods

• The Egyptian was beating a Hebrew

• The Egyptian wanted to assassinate Pharaoh

• The Egyptian hated Moses

Where did Moses run away to to avoid being punished for killing the Egyptian?

• The home of his Hebrew birth mother

• The land of Midian

• The land of Canaan

• The wilderness

Who was Moses' wife?

• Puah

• Pharaoh's daughter

• Zipporah

• Shiphrah

What did God tell Moses to do before approaching the burning bush?

• Cover the crown of his head

• Wash his hands

• Set aside his staff

• Take off his shoes

What reason did Moses give God about him not being the best person to lead the children of Israel to the promised land?

• He was too young for such a great task

• He was crippled

• He was slow of speech or he stammered

• He was wicked

What was the tenth and last punishment did God do in Egypt when Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites go?

• Lice

• Frogs

• Water turned into blood

• Death of every first born Egyptian boy

What did the children of Israel do to protect their firstborn sons from being killed in the Lord's last plague on Egypt?

• Hang a talisman in every window of their homes

• Carve a cross into the door of their home

• Smear lamb's blood around the door frame

• Keep the fireplace burning all night long

The Lord showed the children of Israel which way to travel in the wilderness by using:

• a white ox

• the sun (by day) and the moon and stars (by night)

• the direction of the wind

• a pillar of cloud (by day) and of fire (by night)