This was instituted by Jesus at the Last Supper.
What is the Eucharist?
The Israelites, led by God, fled to this place.
The passage through the Red Sea is a type of this sacrament.
What is Baptism?
God identified the Israelites as this.
What is His firstborn son?
Originally, the Israelites _____ to follow God's Commandments.
Agreed
This is a type of the Eucharist.
What is Passover?
Pharaoh and his army trapped the Israelites next to this major body of water.
What is the Red Sea?
God sent this to feed the Israelites when they complained of hunger in the wilderness.
What is manna?
God announced that the Israelites would be this.
What is "a kingdom of priests, a holy nation"?
Moses returned to Mt. Sinai to converse with God for this many days and nights.
What is 40?
If the Israelites did not eat this, they would die.
What is the flesh of the Passover lamb?
What happened when Moses stretched out his rod?
The waters of the Red Sea parted and the Israelites passed through on dry land.
What happened when God commanded Moses to strike the rock with his staff?
Water gushed forth, which quenches the Israelites' thirst.
What three things happened originally on Mt. Sinai?
God first spoke to Moses, revealed His name, and called Moses to lead the people of Israel to freedom.
What is the 1st Commandment?
"You shall love the Lord your God will all your heart, soul, and mind."
In the Eucharist, what do we eat in order to obtain eternal life?
The Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus Christ, the actual Lamb of God.
What happened when Moses lowered his rod?
The waters of the Red Sea came crashing down on the Egyptian soldiers, destroying them completely.
How does Jesus present himself later in the Gospels?
As the "true Bread from Heaven" and as the "Living Water" who would forever quench our thirst.
God gave this set of laws to Moses on Mt. Sinai.
What are the Ten Commandments?
How are the 10 Commandments grouped?
First 3: honoring God
4-10: respecting/loving others
In what ways does the Passover lamb foreshadow Jesus?
Jesus is "the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world" and he is "without sin, the spotless unblemished lamb."
What is slavery to the Egyptians?
How is the passage through the Red Sea a type of Baptism?
Like the Israelites passing through the waters of the Red Sea, like passing through the water of Baptism, we are freed from slavery to sin.
God would be this to Israel.
What is a Father?
God instructed his people to build this to be His dwelling place among His people.
What is a tabernacle?