6.21 Flash Cards

Joseph's rise to power

• Joseph became a ruler in Egypt and built pyramids for his family.

• Joseph became powerful in Egypt and helped his family during a famine by moving them to Egypt for food.

• Joseph led a rebellion against the Pharaoh to gain power.

• Joseph was appointed as a governor in a foreign land.

Abraham's destination

• The land of Egypt

• The promised land of Canaan

• The city of Babylon

• The mountains of Ararat

Abraham's covenant

• God promised Abraham a large family, land, and blessings for his descendants.

• Abraham was asked to sacrifice his son as a test of faith.

• Abraham was given a new name as part of the covenant.

• Abraham was promised wealth and power over nations.

Joseph's initial situation

• Joseph was sold by his brothers to slave traders and taken to Egypt.

• Joseph was a prince in Egypt before his brothers betrayed him.

• Joseph was a shepherd who lived in Canaan with his family.

• Joseph was a famous warrior who fought against the Egyptians.

Moses' journey

• The Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt and led to Canaan by Moses during the Exodus.

• Moses was a king of Egypt who freed the Hebrews from slavery.

• Moses led the Egyptians to the Promised Land after their escape from Canaan.

• The Hebrews migrated to Egypt voluntarily and settled there peacefully.

Moses and the Exodus

• Moses was a Hebrew boy raised by an Egyptian princess who led the Hebrews back to Canaan, an event known as the Exodus.

• Moses was a king of Egypt who enslaved the Hebrews and refused to let them go.

• Moses was a prophet who received the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai during the Exodus.

• Moses was a military leader who conquered Canaan for the Egyptians.

Moses' leadership

• Moses led the Hebrews back to Canaan from Egypt.

• Moses built the pyramids in Egypt.

• Moses was a king of Israel.

• Moses wrote the Ten Commandments in Babylon.

Reason for Moses' move

• Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt due to their enslavement and fear of their growing numbers.

• Moses moved to Egypt to seek better living conditions for the Hebrews.

• Moses was commanded by God to lead the Hebrews to the Promised Land without any prior issues.

• Moses wanted to unite the Hebrews against the Egyptians for political power.

Exodus definition

• The Exodus refers to the Hebrews' journey from Egypt back to Canaan, led by Moses.

• The Exodus is a term used to describe the migration of the Romans to Greece.

• The Exodus refers to the journey of the Israelites to Babylon during the Babylonian captivity.

• The Exodus is a historical event marking the fall of the Roman Empire.

Reason for Joseph's move

• Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers and taken to Egypt, where he later gained power.

• Joseph moved to Egypt to pursue a career in agriculture.

• Joseph left his home to escape a famine in his land.

• Joseph traveled to Egypt to seek adventure and fortune.