WorksheetsSH: Exodus-Kings
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the following are some of the evil actions of the Pharaoh against the Israelites?
Robbing them
Enslaving them
Killing their firstborn sons
Stealing the Ark of the Covenant
What do all the plagues have in common?
All involve bugs
God attacks the Egyptian gods through them
They are all aimed at making the Pharaoh look like an idiot
They are all about ruining the Nile
The great Jewish festival meal that takes delivers them from the final plague
Redemption ceremony
Hanukkah
Passover
Easter
The famous phrase repeated throughout the Book of Judges that shows why things are going so poorly in Israel.
It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.
There was no leader and everyone did what was right in their own eyes.
Our hearts are restless unless they rest in God.
You are dust, and to dust to shall return.
Which of the following is NOT a rebellion of the Israelites in the wilderness?
Rebellion of Korah
Rebellion of Aaron and Miriam
Rebellion in the Wilderness of Sin
Rebellion of Joshua and Caleb
Which of the following apply to the Mosaic purity laws?
Certain laws about what could be eaten or drank
Laws about things that weren't to be touched or dealt with
Laws about how to anoint priests
Prescriptions for ritual washings to make people clean again if they had become impure.
Which of the following are NOT part of the ceremonial laws
Institution of the priesthood
Prescriptions for how to offer sacrifices
Foods you shouldn't eat
The building and upkeep of the Tabernacle/Temple
Which of the following are parts of the moral law?
The 10 Commandments
Laws about animals that shouldn't be eaten
Prescriptions for how to offer a sacrifice
Instructions that encouraged the generosity of the Israelites.
Why did the people need Leviticus and Deuteronomy?
They couldn't live the natural moral law without further instruction
They really liked laws
Moses said they needed it
They needed to learn how to properly sacrifice an animal
The Tabernacle of Moses was...
A portable Sinai where God's presence traveled with the people
The place where the Israelites stored the Eucharist
A place where every Israelite was supposed to spend an hour a week in prayer
The name of the book where Moses wrote the law
The Levites were...
The kingly tribe of Israel
The priestly tribe of Israel
The most unfaithful tribe of Israel
The tribe of foreigners that came to worship God
Moses means...
drawn out of the water
the one who heard the burning bush
the bearded one
the miracle-worker
Who was Joshua? (choose all that apply)
The son of Israel
One of the two faithful spies Moses sent into the promised land
The leader who began Israel's conquest of the promised land
Moses's scribe
Who were the Judges?
Chieftain leaders of the Israelites who ruled after the death of Joshua
People who resided over a court and handed out just punishments to sinners
Philistine leaders
The name given to the Levites in the promised land
Fill in the missing blank in the cycle of Judges: Sin, ________, repentance, supplication (crying out to God for help), ____________.
idolatry, warfare
slavery, salvation
prophecy, fulfillment
war, peace
The great prophet who was the last of the Judges.
Samson
Samuel
David
Gideon
Saul's fatal flaw was...
pride
murder
greediness
stupidity
David was a great poet whose works comprise a good part of the Book of _______.
Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Wisdom
Psalms
How many kings reigned before the division of Israel?
2
12
3
5
The capital city of Israel, established by David.
Jerusalem
Rome
Israel
Samaria
