Family of Moses
Called by God in the Burning Bush to deliver the Israelites from Egypt to the land of Canaan.
Moses
The king of Egypt who enslaved the Israelite people and ordered the killing of all male Hebrew babies.
Pharaoh
The land in which the Hebrew people were enslaved by Pharaoh.
Egypt
Where God spoke to Moses and told him to deliver the Israelite people from Egypt.
The food which God provided for the Israelite people while they were in the desert for 40 years.
Manna
The brother of Moses. Spoke for him when confronting Pharaoh.
Aaron
The Pharaoh who enslaved the Hebrew people.
Rameses
The river in which Moses was sent down by his mother and found by Pharaoh's daughter.
Nile River
The land where God promised to bring the Israelite people to after delivering them from Egypt. A land flowing with milk and honey.
Canaan
A Jewish text read during Passover that includes a narrative of Exodus.
Haggadah
Moses' sister, who convinces Pharaoh's daughter to hire a Hebrew woman(Moses' mother) to nurse Moses after he is found in the Nile.
Miriam
Led the Israelite tribes into the land of Canaan.
Joshua
The land where Moses fled to after killing an Egyptian.
Midian
The mountain on which the ten commandments were given to Moses by God.
Mt. Sinai
The ten disasters inflicted by God on Egypt in retaliation for Pharaoh's enslavement of the Hebrew people.
Ten Plagues
The priest of Midian who became the father-in-law of Moses.
Jethro
The chief of all the priests in Judaism.
High Priest
The sea which Moses parted in order for the Israelite people to cross to escape Pharaoh's army.
The portable sanctuary built by Moses that houses the Ark of the Covenant.
Tabernacle
Jewish holiday celebrating the liberation of the Israelite people from slavery in Egypt.
Passover
The daughter of the priest of Midian, whom Moses married and had a son with.
Zipporah
Dynasty
The wilderness(now a desert) that the Israelite people crossed before reaching the Red Sea.
Sahara Desert
A gold plated wooden chest the houses the Ten Commandments.
Ark of the Covenant
Taking action to correct previous wrongdoings.
Atonement