Key Events in Exodus
Creation and Fall
Covenants
Prophets
Commandments and Laws
100

What event marks the Israelites departure from Egypt?

Exodus

100

This book contains the account of the Creation and Adam and Eve.

Genesis

100

This prophet built an ark to survive the Flood.

Noah

100

This prophet parted the Red Sea.

Moses

100

The number of commandments given on Mount Sinai.

Ten

200

What did God provide the Israelites to eat in the wilderness?

Manna

200

God created the earth in this number of days.

6

200

God made a covenant with this man promising land, posterity, and blessings.

Abraham

200

This young prophet heard God call him in the night.

Samuel

200

“Thou shalt not bear false witness” refers to this sin.

Lying

300

Which sea did Moses part to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land?

Red Sea

300

This event introduced sin and death into the world.

The Fall of Adam and Eve

300

This land was promised to Abraham and his descendants as part of the covenant.

The promised land (or Canaan)

300

This prophet faced the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel.

Elijah

300

The first commandment.

“Thou shalt have no other gods before me”

400

What did the Israelites receive at the top of Mount Sinai?

The Ten Commandments

400

The tree Adam and Eve were commanded not to eat from.

The tree of the knowledge of good and evil

400

This covenant includes promises of priesthood and gospel blessings to all nations.

the Abrahamic Covenant

400

This prophet interpreted dreams in Babylon.

David

400

The law given to govern Israel after leaving Egypt.

Law of Moses

500

How long did the Israelites wonder in the desert?

40 years

500

The doctrine that all people inherit consequences from Adam and Eve’s choice.

The Fall (or the doctrine of the Fall of Man)?

500

This prophet acted as the mediator when God established His covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai.

Moses

500

This prophet saw a vision of dry bones coming to life.

Ezekiel

500

The greatest commandment according to Deuteronomy.

Love God with all thy heart, soul, and might.

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