Moses & The Burning Bush
Moses was tending this when God spoke to him from the burning bush.
What is his father-in-law's flock (or sheep)?
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Families put this on their doorposts during the first Passover.
What is blood (from the lamb)?
God provided these two foods for the Israelites in the wilderness.
What are manna and quail?
Moses received the Ten Commandments on this mountain.
What is Mount Sinai
This unusual feature of the bush caught Moses' attention.
Burning
In this first plague, the Nile River turned to this.
What is blood?
This animal was sacrificed for the Passover meal.
Lamb
While Moses was on the mountain, the people made and worshiped this.
Golden Calf
The commandments were written on two of these.
What are stone tablets?
Moses' brother who helped him speak to Pharaoh.
Aaron
These three plagues involved creatures: frogs, this, and this.
What are gnats (or lice) and flies?
God led the Israelites by a pillar of this by day and a pillar of this by night.
What are cloud and fire?
Moses did this to the stone tablets when he saw the golden calf.
What is broke (or smashed) them?
The first four commandments: No other gods, no idols, don't misuse God's name, and keep this day holy.
What is the Sabbath?
God revealed this name to Moses, meaning "I AM WHO I AM."
What is Yahweh (or I AM)?
The plague that killed all the firstborn of Egypt.
What is the 10th plague (or death of the firstborn)? Final Plague
God parted this body of water for the Israelites to cross on dry ground.
The Red Sea
The special tent where God's presence dwelt among the Israelites.
What is the Tabernacle?
Commandments 6-9 say don't do these four things.
What are murder, adultery, steal, and lie (bear false witness)?
Moses gave this excuse for why he couldn't speak to Pharaoh.
he was not eloquent/a good speaker
Name any three of the middle plagues (plagues 4-9).
What are flies, livestock disease, boils, hail, locusts, and darkness?
The Passover teaches us these things about God's character.
What is God is faithful, powerful, delivers His people, judges sin, and keeps His promises?
The Tabernacle was important for this reason.
What is it allowed God to dwell among His people (or it was where they worshiped God)?
The fifth and tenth commandments.
What are honor your parents and don't covet?