God's Story: Moses

What was the main reason Pharaoh was afraid of the Israelites?

• They were becoming too wealthy

• There were too many of them

• They were planning a rebellion

• They had powerful weapons

How did Moses' mother attempt to save him from Pharaoh's decree?

• She disguised him as a girl

• She hid him in the palace

• She put him in a waterproof basket in the Nile River

• She sent him away with travelers

What internal conflict did Moses experience while living in the palace?

• He felt guilty about his people being slaves

• He wanted to become the next Pharaoh

• He was unsure of his true identity

• He disliked the Egyptian lifestyle

Why did Moses initially run away from Egypt?

• He was discovered to be an Israelite

• He tried to help his people but was rejected

• Pharaoh ordered his arrest

• He wanted to explore other lands

How did God first appear to Moses in Midian?

• As a powerful storm

• As a burning bush

• As a voice from the sky

• As an angel

What was Moses' primary objection to God's plan for him to lead the Israelites?

• He didn't want to leave his new family

• He was afraid of Pharaoh's power

• He felt he lacked the necessary skills and importance

• He didn't believe in God's power

Which of the following was NOT one of the miracles God showed Moses?

• Turning water into blood

• Turning his staff into a snake

• Making his hand leprous and then curing it

• Parting the Red Sea

What accommodation did God make for Moses' concern about his speaking ability?

• God miraculously cured Moses' stutter

• God allowed Moses' brother Aaron to speak for him

• God gave Moses a magical amulet to improve his speech

• God told Moses to write everything down instead

How did the Israelites initially react when Moses told them God would rescue them?

• They were skeptical and dismissed him

• They immediately worshipped God

• They demanded to see miracles first

• They elected Moses as their new leader

What deeper theme does Moses' story illustrate about belonging?

• That we only belong with people of our own ethnicity

• That running away solves our problems

• That we can find belonging in God's family despite our insecurities

• That royal upbringing makes someone superior