Quiz on the Parallels Between Moses and Jesus

Moses was called by God to deliver the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. What was Jesus sent by God to deliver humanity from?

• Poverty

• Ignorance

• Sin

• Sickness

Both Moses and Jesus performed miracles to demonstrate God's power and authority. Which of the following is a miracle performed by Moses?

• Healing the sick

• Raising the dead

• Parting the Red Sea

• Feeding the multitudes

How did Moses and Jesus each offer deliverance?

• Moses offered physical freedom from slavery in Egypt, and Jesus offered spiritual freedom and new life through his death on the cross

• Moses offered spiritual freedom and new life, and Jesus offered physical freedom from slavery in Egypt

• Moses offered physical and spiritual freedom, and Jesus offered political freedom

• Moses offered political freedom, and Jesus offered physical and spiritual freedom

How did Moses and Jesus both face threats to their lives as infants?

• They were both abandoned in the wilderness

• They were both hidden by their mothers

• They were both captured by enemies

• They were both raised in palaces

How did Moses act as an intercessor, and what role does Jesus serve as?

• Moses interceded on behalf of the Israelites before God, seeking forgiveness and mercy for their sins, and Jesus serves as the ultimate mediator between God and humanity

• Moses served as the ultimate mediator between God and humanity, and Jesus interceded on behalf of the Israelites

• Moses offered himself as the perfect sacrifice for sin, and Jesus interceded on behalf of humanity

• Moses interceded on behalf of humanity, seeking forgiveness and mercy for their sins, and Jesus offered himself as the perfect sacrifice for sin

What role did Moses serve in relation to the Law, and how did Jesus relate to the Law?

• Moses delivered the Law at Mount Sinai, and Jesus fulfilled it

• Moses revealed the true meaning of the Law, and Jesus delivered it

• Moses abolished the Law, and Jesus interpreted it

• Moses ignored the Law, and Jesus changed it

What imagery is associated with Moses being a shepherd in Midian, and how did Jesus refer to himself?

• Moses was a shepherd in Midian, and Jesus laid down his life for his sheep

• Moses referred to himself as the Good Shepherd, and Jesus was a shepherd in Midian

• Moses referred to himself as the Good Shepherd, and Jesus laid down his life for his sheep

• Moses laid down his life for his sheep, and Jesus referred to himself as the Good Shepherd

John 8:34

34 Jesus answered them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who practices sin is a slave to sin.

Reflect on this Bible verse from the Gospel of John. Write a short reflection about how Jesus, like Moses with the Israelites, walks you out of slavery into freedom. Will you wonder doubting His promise, or will you try to trust Him and lean into His ways, His Laws, His Love?