Exodus: The Story of Liberation

What event does the name 'Exodus' refer to in the book of Exodus?

• The creation of the world

• The birth of Moses

• Israel's exodus from Egypt

• The fall of Babylon

Who was elevated to second-in-command over Egypt?

• Jacob

• Pharaoh

• Moses

• Joseph

What was Pharaoh's initial reaction to the growing Israelite population?

• He offered them more land

• He ignored them

• He saw them as a threat

• He welcomed them as allies

How did God first turn Pharaoh's evil upside down?

• By sending a flood

• By turning water into blood

• By sending locusts

• By saving Moses in a basket

What does the story of the burning bush signify?

• Pharaoh's repentance

• The end of the plagues

• God's commission to Moses to free the Israelites

• Moses' rebellion against God

What was the purpose of the plagues sent by God?

• To punish the Israelites

• To demonstrate God's power over Pharaoh

• To make Moses king

• To destroy Egypt completely

What is the significance of the Passover in the Exodus story?

• It commemorates the sparing of Israelite firstborns

• It is the day Moses was born

• It is a celebration of Pharaoh's defeat

• It marks the beginning of the plagues

What happens after the Israelites leave Egypt?

• Pharaoh changes his mind and pursues them

• They return to Egypt

• They immediately enter the Promised Land

• Pharaoh lets them go peacefully

What is the 'Song of the Sea' about?

• A prophecy of future battles

• A celebration of God's reign as king

• A lament for the lost Egyptian army

• A song of mourning for Moses

What challenge do the Israelites face in the wilderness?

• They are attacked by neighboring tribes

• They lose their way to Mount Sinai

• They are captured by Pharaoh again

• They face hunger and thirst