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WorksheetsExodus 11-15
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
According to Exodus 11:2, what were the Lord's people told to ask from his or her neighbor?
food and supplies
blessings
herb, spices, perfumes, and treasures
articles of silver and articles of gold
According to Exodus 11:4-5, at what hour did the Lord plan to go out into the midst of Egypt and bring about the deaths of all the firstborn in the land of Egypt?
midnight
twilight
the ninth hour
an hour known only to the angel of the Lord
According to Exodus 11:7, to show that the Lord does make a difference between the Egyptians and Israel, what did He say would not move its tongue against the children Israel?
a dog
a donkey
a beast
a lamb
In Exodus 11:9, before the tenth plague, the Lord told Moses that Pharaoh will not heed him so that what may happen?
the Lord's wrath may be seen
the children of Israel may be humbled
the Lord's wonders may be multiplied
Pharaoh may be humbled
According to Exodus 11:5-12:2, what even marked the first month of the year for the Israelites?
the plague of death for the firstborn of Egypt
the first plague against Egypt when the waters became blood
the Feast of the Tabernacles
the enslavement of the people of Israel
According to Exodus 12:2-5, on the tenth day of the first month, which animal was every household of Israel to take?
a pair of doves
a male lamb from the sheep or from the goats
a lamb from the sheep only
an unblemished female goat
According to Exodus 12:5-6, when was the assembly of the congregation of Israel supposed to kill the lamb taken on the tenth day of the first of the month?
on the tenth day of the first month at midnight
on the tenth day of the first month at twilight
on the fourteenth day of the first month at midnight
on the fourteenth day of the first month at twilight
According to Exodus 12:7, where were the Israelites supposed to put the blood of the lamb on the fourteenth day of the first month?
on the two doorposts and on the lintel of the houses where they eat the lamb
on the tip of the right ear of the firstborn
before the Lord, in front of the veil
all around on the altar
According to Exodus 12:5-8, what meal were the people of Israel supposed to eat on the fourteenth day of the first month?
lamb boiled in water with unleavened bread and fruit of the vine
half of a roasted lamb, saving the other half for the journey ahead
lamb roasted in fire with unleavened bread and bitter herbs
lamb roasted in fire with unleavened bread and fruit of the vine
According to Exodus 12:11, how did the Lord command the people of Israel to eat the meal on the fourteenth day of the first month?
with a belt on your waist
with your sandals on your feet
with a staff in your hand
all of the above
According to Exodus 12:15, how many days were the children of Israel supposed to eat unleavened bread during the Feast of Unleavened Bread?
one day
three days
seven days
thirty days
In Exodus 12:16, on which days of the Feast of Unleavened Bread were the Israelites supposed to hold a holy convocation?
sixth and seventh
first and seventh
first and second
any two days of their choice
According to Exodus 12:19, what was to happen to anyone who ate what was leavened during the Feast of Unleavened Bread?
they would have to fast for 30 days
they would become sick
they would be cut off from the congregation
they would die
According to Exodus 12:22, what were the children of Israel not to do on the night of the Passover?
rise up until morning
sleep
be afraid
go out of the door of their houses until morning
In Exodus 12:23, Moses tells the elders that the Lord will pass through to strike the Egyptians. What does Moses say the Lord will not allow to come into their houses when He sees the blood on the lintel and on the two doorposts?
the Angel of the Lord
the destroyer
death
the plague
According to Exodus 12:29, at what time of day did the Lord strike all the firstborn in the land of Egypt?
noon
evening
midnight
the fourth watch of the night
In Exodus 12:31-32, after the tenth plague, when Pharaoh told Moses and Aaron to go serve the Lord with the children of Israel, what did Pharaoh ask Moses to do for him?
to bless him
to pray for him
to forgive him
to give him peace
According to Exodus 12:33, for what reason did the Egyptians urge the people, that they might send them out of the land in haste?
they would be attacked
they would all be dead
they would be destitute
they would be continually plagued
According to Exodus 12:35, before leaving Egypt what had the children of Israel asked from the Egyptians?
silver, gold, and clothing
food for the journey
extra livestock
servants to help them on their journey
According to Exodus 12:37, how many men, besides children, of the children of Israel journeyed from Rameses to Succoth?
100,000
250,000
600,000
750,000
According to Exodus 12:40, how long was the sojourn of the children of Israel who lived in Egypt?
105 years
510 years
275 years
430 years
According to Exodus 12:43-45, who was not allowed to eat of the Passover?
foreigners, priests, and workers
foreigners, sojourners, and hired servants
circumcised men
women and children
According to Exodus 13:4, in what month did the people of Israel go out of Egypt?
Abib
Nisan
Elul
Kislev
According to Exodus 13:6, in the month of Abib, during the seven days that the children of Israel were to eat the unleavened bread, on what day was there to be a feast to the Lord?
first
third
every day
seventh
In Exodus 13:13, what animal does the Lord say is to be used to redeem every firstborn donkey?
a lamb
a male goat
an ox
a camel
According to Exodus 13:17, why did God not lead the children of Israel by way of the land of the Philistines?
lest perhaps the people become weary on their way, and return to Egypt
lest perhaps the people become hungry and thirsty in the wilderness, and return to Egypt
lest perhaps the people change their minds when they see war, and return to Egypt
lest perhaps the people become fearful and fainthearted, and return to Egypt
According to Exodus 13:19, whose bones did Moses take with him when the Israelites left the land of Egypt?
Jacob
Abraham
Isaac
Joseph
According to Exodus 13:20, where did the children of Israel camp after leaving Succoth?
Marah
Etham
Elim
Philistia
According to Exodus 13:21, what forms did the Lord take as He went before the Israelites by day and by night?
rain and lightening
smoke and snow
cloud and fire
fog and rain
According to Exodus 14:1-2, where did the Lord have the Israelites camp between Migdol and the sea?
Pi Hahiroth
Succoth
Etham
Sinai
In Exodus 14:3, when the Lord had the children of Israel camp at Pi Hahiroth, what did He say that Pharoah would say of the children of Israel?
the Lord has forsaken them
they are bewildered by the land
they are defeated before us
they are in need
According to Exodus 14:4, at Pi Hahiroth, why did the Lord say that He would harden Pharaoh's heart?
to destroy Pharaoh and his army
to humiliate Pharaoh and his army
to gain honor over Pharaoh and over all his army
so that the children of Israel would know that He was the Lord
According to Exodus 14:5, when the king of Egypt was told that the people had fled, what happened to the heart of Pharaoh and his servants?
it was turned against the people
it was filled with rage
it was overcome with grief
it was filled with sorrow
According to Exodus 14:6, what did Pharaoh make ready before he pursued the children of Israel?
his servants
his family
his chariot
a feast
According to Exodus 14:7, how many choice chariots did Pharaoh take when he pursued the children of Israel?
60
600
750
1000
According to Exodus 14:8, when the children of Israel left Egypt, what did they go out with?
haste
boldness
joy
peace
According to Exodus 14:9, where did Pharaoh and his army overtake the children of Israel?
Succoth
by the sea
Canaan
Etham
In Exodus 14:10, what did the children of Israel do when they saw Pharaoh drawing near to them?
they cried out to the Lord
they cried out to Moses
they fell on their faces
they praised the Lord
In Exodus 14:12, when the children of Israel saw the Egyptian army, what did they say would have been better than to die in the wilderness?
to live in Egypt
to die in Egypt
to serve the Egyptians
to never have been born
In Exodus 14:13-14, when Moses told the children of Israel that they would no longer see the Egyptians who were pursuing them, what did he say that the Lord would do?
the Lord will have compassion on you
the Lord will lead you, and give you comfort
the Lord will protect you, and give you confidence
the Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace
According to Exodus 14:16, how was Moses to divide the sea?
strike your rod against the stone, and stretch out your hand over the sea
lay down your staff, and spread out your hands
stretch out your hand toward heaven
lift up your rod, and stretch out your hand over the sea and divide it
According to Exodus 14:19, who went before the camp of Israel and then, at the Red Sea, moved and went behind them?
Moses
the Levites
the Angel of God
the Egyptians
According to Exodus 14:19-20, what came between the camp of the Egyptians and the camp of Israel?
a river
a pillar of cloud
mountains
a pillar of fire
According to Exodus 14:23, what pursued the Israelites as they went into the midst of the sea on the dry ground?
Pharaoh's horses, horseman, and swordsmen
Pharaoh's chariots, horsemen and foot soldiers
Pharaoh's commanders, chariots and horsemen
Pharaoh's horses, chariots and horsemen
According to Exodus 14:24, what did the Lord do during the morning watch after the Egyptians went into the midst of the sea?
he walked among the camp of Israel
he looked down upon the army of Egyptians through the pillar of fire and cloud
he troubled the army of the Egyptians
he looked down upon the army of Egyptians through the pillar of fire and cloud and he troubled the army of the Egyptians
According to Exodus 14:26, what did the Lord say to Moses after troubling the Egyptians?
stretch out your rod over the sea
stretch out your hand over the sea
stretch out your body over the sea
stretch out your arm over the sea
According to Exodus 14:31, what did the people fear after they saw the great work which the Lord had done in Egypt?
the Lord
Pharaoh
Moses
no evil
According to Exodus 15:1, in the song that Moses and the children of Israel sang to the Lord, what did the Lord throw into the sea?
Pharaoh and his chariots
Pharaoh and his armies
the horse and his rider
the Egyptians
According to the song that Moses and the children of Israel sang to the Lord in Exodus 15:8, with what did the Lord gather the waters together?
His right hand
the breath from His mouth
the blast of His nostrils
His mighty voice
According to the song that Moses and the children of Israel sang to the Lord in Exodus 15:13, where did the Lord guide the people whom He redeemed with His strength?
His holy temple
His holy habitation
His holy land
His holy mountain
According to Exodus 15:20, who took the timbrel in her hand, and all the women went out after her?
Zipporah, the wife of Moses
Pharaoh's wife
Jochebed, the mother of Aaron and Moses
Miriam, the Prophetess, the sister of Aaron
According to Exodus 15:22, when Moses brought Israel from the Red Sea, where did they go next?
Marah
the Wilderness of Shur
Mount Sinai
Elim
According to Exodus 15:23, why could the Iraelites not drink the waters of Marah?
they were unclean
they were bitter
Moses told them not to
God told them not to
According to Exodus 15:25, what was cast into the waters of Marah to make them sweet?
a boulder
a rod
a tree
a branch
According to Exodus 15:27, where did the Israelites find twelve wells and seventy palm trees?
Marah
Wilderness of Shur
Sinai
Elim
