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When Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh, what message did they give him from the Lord?
"Let my people go, so that they may hold a festival to me in the wilderness."
After being beaten, where did the Israelite overseers go?
To Pharaoh
What did Moses and Aaron say might happen if they did not offer sacrifices to the Lord?
The Lord might strike them with plagues or with the sword.
How did Pharaoh respond to Moses and Aaron's message from the Lord about the festival in the wilderness?
"I do not know the Lord and I will not let Israel go."
With whom did God establish His covenant?
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
Wha did Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to let the Israelites do?
Take a three day journey into the wilderness to offer sacrifices to the Lord.
Even without straw, what were the Israelites still required to do?
Produce the full number of bricks
What command did Pharaoh give to the slave drivers and overseers?
Do not give the people straw, but require the same number of bricks.
Where did the Israelites go to gather stubble to use for straw?
All over Egypt
What did God say He would give the Israrelites?
The land where Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob resided as foreigners
What did Pharaoh say about the Israelites?
They were numerous, and Moses and Aaron were stopping them from working.
According to Moses, what had not happened since he first spoke to Pharaoh?
The Lord had not rescued Hiss people.
Why did Pharaoh want the work made harder?
So they would not pay attention to lies.
What did the Israelite overseers ask Pharaoh?
"Why have you treated your servants this way?"
What did God remember when He heard the groaning of the Israelites?
His covenant
Why did Pharaoh say the Israelites wanted to go sacrifice?
They were lazy.
To whom had God appeared as God Almighty?
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob
When the brick quota was not met, what happened?
They were beaten.
What made the Israelite overseers realize they were in trouble?
Pharaoh said they must produce their full quota of bricks, even without receiving straw.
What was the Israelites response when Moses told them the Lord would free them from the Egyptians?
They were discouraged and didn't listen.
What did the Israelites do after Pharaoh's order that they were to receive no straw?
They scattered throughout Egypt to gather stubble for straw.
How did Pharaoh answer Moses and Aaron at their first meeting?
"Who is the Lord, that I should obey Him and let Israel go?"
Why did the overseers complain to Pharaoh?
They were not given straw but were still expected to make bricks.
What did Moses ask the Lord after he met with the overseers?
"Why, Lord, why have you brought trouble on this people?"
What did the Lord say Pharaoh would eventually do?
Let the Israelites go because of God's mighty hand.