Understanding the Story of Moses and Ramesses

In this video, Moses and Ramesses meet, and Moses is accused of a crime against the gods. Ramesses defends Moses, pardoning him and declaring him a brother. Moses then reveals his Hebrew identity and shares God's command to let his people go.

What is the initial reaction of Ramesses upon seeing Moses?

• He is angry and dismissive.

• He is joyful and welcoming.

• He is fearful and cautious.

• He is confused and indifferent.

What serious accusation is brought against Moses?

• He betrayed his family.

• He stole from the Pharaoh.

• He committed a crime against the gods.

• He led a rebellion.

How does the Pharaoh respond to the accusation against Moses?

• He pardons Moses and calls him a brother.

• He ignores the accusation.

• He demands a trial for Moses.

• He orders Moses to be imprisoned.

What is the relationship between Moses and Ramesses as described by the Pharaoh?

• They are brothers.

• They are strangers.

• They are enemies.

• They are rivals.

What does Moses reveal about his identity?

• He is a merchant.

• He is a servant of Pharaoh.

• He is a Hebrew.

• He is a prince of Egypt.

What command does Moses convey from the God of the Hebrews?

• To expand the Egyptian empire.

• To offer sacrifices to the gods.

• To let the Hebrew people go.

• To build a new temple.