God's Covenant with Moses

When Moses was born, the Israelite were living in Egypt as:

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Why was the Pharaoh afraid of the Israelites?

• They were becoming numerous and could pose a threat to his rule.

• The Pharaoh was indifferent to the Israelites' presence.
• The Pharaoh wanted to ally with the Israelites for trade.
• The Pharaoh admired the Israelites for their strength.

What law did the Pharaoh make to control the Israelite population?

• The law to tax the Israelite population heavily.
• The law to kill all newborn Israelite boys.
• The law to force all Israelites to leave Egypt.
• The law to enslave all Israelite families.

How did Moses's biological mother protect him?

• She hid him in a basket in the Nile River.
• She gave him to the Pharaoh's daughter.
• She left him in the desert.
• She raised him in a palace.

Who found Moses floating in a basket in the Nile River?

• A fisherman
• Pharaoh's daughter
• An Egyptian merchant
• A shepherd

Why did Moses feel bad about the Israelites?

• Moses felt bad about the Israelites because they were slaves.

• Moses was angry at the Israelites for their disobedience.
• Moses felt indifferent towards the Israelites' situation.
• Moses was happy about the Israelites' freedom.

Why didn't the Israelites accept Moses at first?

• They didn't want a prince around.

• They were waiting for a different leader.
• They believed they were free already.
• They were afraid of change.

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 is the significance of the burning bush that appeared to Moses?

• The burning bush represents God's presence and a call to Moses for leadership.
• The burning bush represents a historical event unrelated to Moses' mission.
• The burning bush was a sign of Moses' personal failure and doubt.
• The burning bush symbolizes a natural phenomenon without divine meaning.

What mission did God ask Moses to carry out?

• To lead a war against the Egyptians.
• To write the Ten Commandments.
• To free and lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

• To build a temple in Jerusalem.