A: The Israelites were afraid of the desert. B: God wanted them to take a longer route to teach them patience. C: The Philistines had a large army guarding the path. D: The Lord did not lead them by the way of the Philistines, although that was shorter, for He said, 'Lest the people change their minds when they see war and return to Egypt.'

A: A king of the nations B: The lord is my light, my refuge and my fortress C: My strength and song D: A father to Israel

A: By touching the water
 B: With a rod C: With a prayer to God D: With the Ark of the Covenant

A: Help him find more food B: Teach him to read and write C: Build a temple for the Israelites D: Go and sacrifice to God in the land.

A: The beauty of the Egyptian land B: The wealth of the Pharaoh C: The joy of the Egyptians in their celebrations D: Oppression and cry of His people.

A: Moses B: Pharaoh hardened his own heart C: Aaron D: The people of Egypt

A: The Lord was giving the Israelites fruits in the afternoon. B: The Lord was giving the Israelites water in the evening. C: The Lord was giving the Israelites bread from heaven in the morning. D: The Lord was giving the Israelites meat at night.

A: Moses was concerned about his physical strength. B: Moses was concerned about his age. C: He could not speak well. (He was not eloquent) D: Moses was concerned about his family's safety.

A: To decorate the house for a celebration. B: To keep the house warm at night. C: It was a sign for God to pass over those houses during the plague. D: To provide food for the family.

A: The firstborn of the Canaanites B: The firstborn of the Philistines C: The firstborn of the Egyptians D: The firstborn of the Israelites

A: They all had too much. B: Some had food, others had none. C: Everyone went hungry. D: Everyone had enough to eat.

A: They discarded it in the desert B: They baked unleavened bread C: They used it to trade with other nations D: They offered it as a sacrifice to God

A: the mountains B: the sky C: the sea D: the land of Egypt

A: 1000 chariots B: 100 chariots C: 50 chariots D: 600 chariots

A: If they obey His voice and keep His covenant B: If they defeat all their enemies C: If they build a golden calf D: If they offer sacrifices in the desert

A: His face was dirty B: He was afraid to look at God C: He needed to shave D: He was showing reverence

A: They were to sing songs of praise. B: They were to gather food for the journey. C: They were to build an altar. D: They were to consecrate themselves and wash their clothes.

A: He promises to send the Israelites to a different land. B: He promises to release all Hebrew slaves immediately. C: He promises to let the Israelites go if the hail stops. D: He promises to build a temple for Moses.

A: Children were allowed to play all day. B: People could have feasts in the streets. C: Everyone was required to travel to Jerusalem. D: No work was to be done except to prepare food.

A: It created rain for the Israelites. B: It provided darkness to the Egyptians and light to the Israelites. C: It formed a barrier between two mountains. D: It lifted the Israelites over the sea.

A: Moses is accused of planning a rebellion against Egypt. B: Moses is accused of wanting the Israelites to go worship in the wilderness. C: Moses is accused of stealing the Pharaoh's crown. D: Moses is accused of making the Nile turn to blood.

A: Fish B: Milk C: Quail D: Dates

A: They could not build altars next to idols. B: They could not bow down to or serve idols. C: They could not touch idols. D: They could not sell idols to foreigners.

A: On the ground near the house B: On the windowsills C: In a bowl outside the house D: On the doorposts and the lintel of the houses

A: He wanted to show his power. B: He was angry with Moses. C: Because the frogs were gone D: He was afraid of losing his kingdom.

A: Made peace with the Israelites. B: Gave supplies to the Israelites. C: Attacked the Israelites at Rephidim. D: Built a fortress near the Israelites.

A: By waiting for the tide to go out. B: By swimming across the sea. C: By raising the staff and stretching it out over the sea. D: By building a bridge out of rocks.

A: Miriam was the sister of Moses and Aaron. B: Miriam was a prophet in Babylon. C: Miriam was the queen of Egypt. D: Miriam was a warrior in Israel.

A: Joshua fought all the soldiers by himself. B: As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed; but when he lowered them, Amalek prevailed. C: Moses shouted orders from the mountain. D: The angels came down to help the Israelites.

A: He said he would think about it. B: No C: He set them free right away. D: Yes, he agreed immediately.

A: to enslave the Israelites B: to show His power and that His name might be proclaimed in all the earth C: to build a great army D: to spread wealth among nations

A: Jethro
 B: Aaron C: Miriam D: Joshua


A: Moses cried out and Pharaoh heard him. B: Israelites, God C: Aaron cried out and the angels heard. D: The Egyptians cried out and Moses heard them.

A: In the ocean B: In the fire C: On the mountain D: In the cloud

A: Pharaoh was tricked by his advisors to ignore Moses' plea. B: God hardened Pharaoh's heart to show His power and perform His miracles in Egypt. C: Pharaoh wanted to keep his throne safe from enemies. D: Pharaoh was too proud to listen to Moses.

A: In the river and the lakes B: In the fields and gardens C: In the skies and clouds D: In the river only

A: On the first day of the month. B: On the last day of the month. C: On the fifteenth day of the month. D: On the tenth day of the month.

A: They broke into pieces. B: They turned into flowers. C: They became serpents, too. D: They vanished into thin air.

A: The snake magically vanished and reappeared as a staff. B: God spoke to the snake and it turned into a staff. C: Pick it up by the tail. D: Moses threw water on the snake and it changed back.

A: To the sea, and the people of Egypt were to go with him. B: To the desert, and the priests were to go with him. C: To the rock at Horeb, and the elders of Israel were to go with him. D: To the mountain, and Aaron was to go with him.

A: The ocean, the mountains, and the caves. B: streams, rivers, and ponds C: The trees, the fields, and the sky. D: The lakes, the valleys, and the houses.

A: Are you going to harm us too? B: What are you doing here in Egypt? C: Why did you kill the Egyptian? D: Are you going to kill me as you killed the Egyptian yesterday?

A: God would give Pharaoh more riches. B: God would send a great famine across Egypt. C: Kill his firstborn son D: God would bless Pharaoh with more power.

A: The Israelites B: The Egyptians C: The servants of Pharaoh D: Moses

A: when, see, commands B: suppose, believe, voice C: if, hear, words D: suppose, see, words

Q273-1: According to Exodus 13 verse 17, Why not, that was shorter?
D: The Lord did not lead them by the way of the Philistines, although that was shorter, for He said, 'Lest the people change their minds when they see war and return to Egypt.'

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Q306-2: According to Exodus 15 verse 2, What does the song of Moses and the Israelites declare God to be following their deliverance from Egypt?
C: My strength and song

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Q278-3: According to Exodus 14 verse 16, How did Moses extend his hand over the sea to divide the waters?
B: With a rod

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Q160-4: According to Exodus 8 verse 25, What does Pharaoh ask Moses to do?
D: Go and sacrifice to God in the land.

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Q46-5: According to Exodus 3 verse 7, What had God seen and heard?
D: Oppression and cry of His people.

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Q149-6: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Who hardened Pharaoh's heart?
B: Pharaoh hardened his own heart

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Q339-7: According to Exodus 16 verse 8, What was the Lord giving the Israelites and when?
C: The Lord was giving the Israelites bread from heaven in the morning.

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Q75-8: According to Exodus 4 verse 10, What was Moses concerned about?
C: He could not speak well. (He was not eloquent)

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Q240-9: According to Exodus 12 verse 13, Why was the blood on the houses necessary?
C: It was a sign for God to pass over those houses during the plague.

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Q219-10: According to Exodus 11 verse 5, What firstborns were to die?
C: The firstborn of the Egyptians

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Q344-11: According to Exodus 16 verse 18, Although some gathered much and some little, how much did each have?
D: Everyone had enough to eat.

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Q224-12: According to Exodus 12 verse 34, What did the Israelites do with the dough they brought out of Egypt?
B: They baked unleavened bread

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Q194-13: According to Exodus 10 verse 4, What would they cover, devour?
D: the land of Egypt

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Q285-14: According to Exodus 14 verse 7, How many chariots did Pharaoh take?
D: 600 chariots

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Q399-15: According to Exodus 19 verse 5, What would it take for the Israelites to be God's treasured possession, a kingdom of priests and a holy nation?
A: If they obey His voice and keep His covenant

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Q45-16: According to Exodus 3 verse 6, Why did Moses hide his face?
B: He was afraid to look at God

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Q402-17: According to Exodus 19 verse 10, What were the people to do?
D: They were to consecrate themselves and wash their clothes.

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Q186-18: According to Exodus 9 verse 28, What does Pharaoh promise?
C: He promises to let the Israelites go if the hail stops.

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Q243-19: According to Exodus 12 verse 16, What could be done on the assembly days?
D: No work was to be done except to prepare food.

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Q293-20: According to Exodus 14 verse 20, How did the cloud help?
B: It provided darkness to the Egyptians and light to the Israelites.

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Q198-21: According to Exodus 10 verse 10, What does Pharaoh accuse Moses of?
B: Moses is accused of wanting the Israelites to go worship in the wilderness.

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Q329-22: According to Exodus 16 verse 13, Besides manna, what else did God provide for the Israelites to eat in the desert?
C: Quail

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Q415-23: According to Exodus 20 verse 5, What could they not do to idols?
B: They could not bow down to or serve idols.

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Q232-24: According to Exodus 12 verse 7, Where was some of the blood to be put?
D: On the doorposts and the lintel of the houses

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Q150-25: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Why did Pharaoh harden his heart?
C: Because the frogs were gone

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Q358-26: According to Exodus 17 verse 8, What did the Amalekites do that prompted a battle with the Israelites?
C: Attacked the Israelites at Rephidim.

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Q291-27: According to Exodus 14 verse 16, How were they to get across the sea?
C: By raising the staff and stretching it out over the sea.

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Q318-28: According to Exodus 15 verse 20, Who was Miriam?
A: Miriam was the sister of Moses and Aaron.

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Q369-29: According to Exodus 17 verse 11, How was the battle ‘controlled’?
B: As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed; but when he lowered them, Amalek prevailed.

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Q121-30: According to Exodus 7 verse 3, Was Pharaoh going to let them go when they asked him the first time?
B: No

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Q178-31: According to Exodus 9 verse 16, For what purpose had God raised up Pharaoh?
B: to show His power and that His name might be proclaimed in all the earth

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Q375-32: According to Exodus 18 verse 21, Who gives Moses advice to appoint leaders over the people to help judge and manage smaller matters?
A: Jethro


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Q34-33: According to Exodus 2 verse 23, Who cried and who heard?
B: Israelites, God

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Q340-34: According to Exodus 16 verse 10, Where was the glory of the Lord seen?
D: In the cloud

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Q191-35: According to Exodus 10 verse 1, Why was Pharaoh’s heart hardened?
B: God hardened Pharaoh's heart to show His power and perform His miracles in Egypt.

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Q145-36: According to Exodus 8 verse 11, Where would the frogs remain?
D: In the river only

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Q227-37: According to Exodus 12 verse 3, When was a lamb to be selected?
D: On the tenth day of the month.

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Q129-38: According to Exodus 7 verse 12, What happened to the Egyptians' staffs?
C: They became serpents, too.

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Q67-39: According to Exodus 4 verse 4, How did the snake become a staff again?
C: Pick it up by the tail.

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Q362-40: According to Exodus 17 verse 5, Where was Moses to go? What and who were to go with him?
C: To the rock at Horeb, and the elders of Israel were to go with him.

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Q141-41: According to Exodus 8 verse 5, From what three sources came the frogs?
B: streams, rivers, and ponds

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Q20-42: According to Exodus 2 verse 14, What question caused Moses to become frightened?
D: Are you going to kill me as you killed the Egyptian yesterday?

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Q91-43: According to Exodus 4 verse 23, What was God going to do to Pharaoh if he would not let the people go
C: Kill his firstborn son

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Q180-44: According to Exodus 9 verse 20, Who heeded this precaution?
C: The servants of Pharaoh

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Q63-45: According to Exodus 4 verse 1, Finish the quote. Be specific. “But _____ they will not_____me, or listen to my ____.?…”
B: suppose, believe, voice

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