Passover and the Last Plague 2: Exodus 12

The Lord said He would pass through Egypt on that night and... (Exodus 12: 12)

• execute judgment against the gods of Egypt
• bless the crops of Egypt
• heal the sick in Egypt
• bring prosperity to Egypt

How did God also bring judgment on the gods of Egypt? (Read the side note for Exodus 12: 12)

• God brought judgment by blessing the gods of Egypt.
• God ignored the gods of Egypt entirely.
• God sent a messenger to negotiate with the gods of Egypt.
• God judged the gods of Egypt by taking the lives of the firstborn animals since the Egyptian gods were depicted in animal forms.

What did the Lord say he would do when he would see the blood of the sacrificed lamb on the doorframes? (Exodus 12: 13)

• The Lord said He would destroy the house and all its members.

• The Lord said He would pass judgment on the members of the household.

• The Lord said He would only temporarily sicken the members of the household.

• The Lord said He would pass over the house and spare the members of the household.

How many generations are to to commemorate this day? (Exodus 12: 14)

• All generations
• Five generations
• One generation
• Ten generations

What is the answer Moses says to give when their children and their descendants ask, "What does this ceremony mean to you?" (Exodus 12: 26-27)

• It is a ritual for the new year.
• It is a celebration of the harvest.
• It is the Passover sacrifice to the Lord.
• It commemorates the creation of the world.

Who was struck down at midnight during the Passover? (Exodus 12: 29)

• Only the firstborn of the Pharaoh

• Only the firstborn of the prisoners

• All the firstborn in Egypt

• Only the firstborn of the Israelites

What was the reaction in Egypt after the Lord struck down all the firstborn? (Exodus 12: 30)

• Silence

• Celebration

• Loud wailing

• Indifference

What was Pharoah's reaction during this night? (Exodus 12: 31-32)

• Pharaoh ignored Moses and continued his daily routine.
• Pharaoh was urgent and fearful, commanding Moses and Aaron to leave Egypt immediately.
• Pharaoh celebrated and threw a feast for the Israelites.
• Pharaoh ordered the Israelites to stay and work harder.