WorksheetsExodus Chapter 9
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
According to Exodus 9:3, on what did the LORD send a severe pestilence?
Horses and donkeys
Camels and oxen
Cattle and sheep
All of the above
According to Exodus 9:4, what livestock did the LORD protect from the pestilence?
The livestock of Egypt
The livestock of Israel
The livestock of Pharaoh
No livestock was protected
According to Exodus 9:8-10, what did Moses scatter to cause the boils to break out throughout the land of Egypt?
Handfuls of dust from the earth
Handfuls of ashes from the dead livestock
Handfuls of ashes from the dead frogs
Handfuls of ashes from a furnace
According to Exodus 9:11, why were the magicians not able to stand before Moses?
Because of the boils
Because they were in proson
Because they were afraid
Because Pharaoh no longer trusted them
According to Exodus 9:13-16, why did God allow Pharaoh and his people to be raised up?
To exalt the Egyptian nation
To cut them off from the earth
To show God's power and declare HIs name in all the earth
To intimidate the surrounding nations
According to Exodus 9:18, after the Egyptians were afflicted with boils, what plague did God promise would befall the Egyptian nation?
Stricken with pestilence
Hail
Death of the livestock
Locusts
According to Exodus 9:19-20, who gathered their livestock and servants into the houses to escape the plague of hail?
The entire Israelite nation
The entire Egyptian nation
None regarded the word of the Lord among the Egyptian nation
He who feared the word of the Lord among the servants of Pharaoh
According to Exodus 9:22-23, how did the plague of hail begin?
The Lord told Moses to speak of command to the heavens to rain down hail.
The Lord told Moses to stretch out his hand toward heaven
The Lord told Aaron to stretch out his rod toward heaven
Moses petitioned the Lord for hail in the presence of Pharaoh and all his servants
According to Exodus 9:24, what was mingled with the hail that the Lord sent the Egyptian nation?
Fire
Brimstone
Pestilence
Lightning
According to Exodus 9: 26, where were the children of Israel when the plague of hail struck Egypt?
Safely in their houses in Egypt
In the fields protecting their livestock
In the land of Goshen
Beneath the shelter of the arms of the Lord
According to Exodus 9:31, which plants were struck by the hail?
Barley, which was in the head, flax, which was in the bud
Wheat and spelt, which are both late crops
Every plant in the land of Egypt was destroyed
ONly the plants belonging to the Egyptians
According to Exodus 9:32, which plants were not struck by the hail?
Barley, which was in the head, and flax, which was in the bud
Wheat and spelt, which are both late crops
Every plant in the land of Egypt was destroyed
Only the plants belonging to the Egyptians
