The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

A citizen of the ancient nation of Israel (post-exodus)

10 Disasters that God sent to Egypt in order to convince the pharaoh to "let [God's] people go."

Jewish festival that commemorates the God sparing their first born from the 10th plague and the exodus of the Jews from Egypt

The term seder means:

A sacred chest that housed the tablets of the Ten Commandments. It was placed within the sanctuary where God would come and dwell.

The portable sanctuary in which the Jews carried the Ark of the Covenant throughout their travels in the desert.

Cover of the Ark that had two cherubim on it whose wings were outstretched over the top. Considered to be the Throne of God on earth.

Jewish Day of Atonement- fasting and reflecting on one's sins

How the Lord manifested Himself to Israel while with them in the wilderness, whether He was meeting with Moses on Sinai or coming down into the

tabernacle.

Another name for the Ten Commandments

He is believed to be the Pharaoh who enslaved the Israelites and the one whom the 10 plagues were inflicted.

One of the Hebrew midwives who disobeyed Pharaoh's order to kill Hebrew males.

Miriam is:

He was the brother of and spokesman for Moses. He was the first priest of Israel.

Zipporah is:

He was Moses' successor who led the Israelites into the Promised Land

The final book of the Torah/Pentateuch, which tells the story of the Israelites just before entering the Promised Land.

The story of the thirty-eight years of wandering in the desert after Mt. Sinai