Encounter: Lesson 3 Quiz - Patriarchs - Egypt

God changed Abram's name to (a)   to signify he would have a special mission.

The covenant made with (a)   was a significant event in the narrative of Genesis and Exodus.

Covenants are solemn promises that unite us with (a)   .

Joseph, one of Jacob's sons, was sold into (a)   but later became a powerful figure in Egypt.

Moses was called by God to lead the Israelites out of slavery in (a)   to the Promised Land.

(a)   , sister of Moses and Aaron, is introduced as a prophet and led the Israelite women in song after crossing the Red Sea.

What was the nature of God's promise to Abram regarding descendants?

• He would have only one child.
• He would have many descendants despite his old age.
• He would have no children.
• He would adopt children.

What does the name 'Abraham' mean?

• Bringer of blessings
• Protector of the covenant
• Leader of the chosen people
• Father of many nations

How did God demonstrate His commitment to the covenant with Abraham?

• By inspiring him to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

• By keeping Abraham in isolation.
• By promising land and descendants.
• By providing wealth and power.

What significant journey did Abraham undertake?

• A journey to Egypt for resources.
• A trip to the mountains for solitude.
• A dangerous journey to Canaan.
• A pilgrimage to Jerusalem.