God's Covenant
Moses and the Exodus
Mount Sinai
The Ten Commandments
Free Will and Choices
100

Who did God promise would have many descendants?

Abraham.

100

Who did God choose to lead the Israelites out of Egypt?

Moses.

100

What mountain did Moses climb to receive God's commandments?

Mount Sinai.

100

Which commandment tells us not to steal?

Seventh Commandment.

100

What does free will mean?

The ability to choose between right and wrong.

200

What is a covenant?

A sacred agreement or relationship between God and His people.

200

Who was the ruler of Egypt who refused to free the Israelites?

Pharaoh.

200

What did God give Moses on two stone tablets?

The Ten Commandments.

200

Which commandment tells us to honor our parents?

Fourth Commandment.

200

What is sin?

Turning away from God and His teachings.

300

What three things did God promise Abraham?

Many descendants, land, and blessings.

300

What did the Israelites put on their doorposts during the first Passover?

Lamb's blood.

300

What did the Israelites build and worship while Moses was on the mountain?

A golden calf.

300

Which commandment teaches us to worship God alone?

First Commandment.

300

Why did God give the Israelites the Ten Commandments?

To teach them how to live faithfully as His people.

400

How was God's promise to Abraham passed down through his family?

Through his son Isaac, his grandson Jacob, and Jacob's descendants, the Israelites.

400

Why did God send ten plagues upon Egypt?

To convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites from slavery.

400

How did worshipping the golden calf break the Israelites' covenant with God?

They had promised to obey God but broke His commandment to worship Him alone.

400

What is the difference between the first three commandments and the remaining seven?

The first three teach us to love God, while the remaining seven teach us to love others.

400

A student finds $20 that someone dropped. Nobody is watching. How could the student use their free will to follow God's commandments?

By choosing to return the money instead of keeping it, following the Seventh Commandment.

500

How did God continue fulfilling His covenant with Abraham through the story of Moses?

God rescued Abraham's descendants from slavery in Egypt and guided them toward the Promised Land.

500

How did God protect the Israelites from Pharaoh's army, and what did this show about His relationship with them?

God parted the Red Sea so they could escape. This showed that God was faithful to His promise to protect His people.

500

How did God demonstrate His faithfulness even after the Israelites broke their covenant?

God did not abandon them. He continued His covenant relationship with them and gave Moses new stone tablets.

500

A student lies to their teacher about taking another student's belongings. Which two commandments have they broken?

The Seventh Commandment (do not steal) and the Eighth Commandment (do not lie).

500

Why does having free will mean that we are responsible for our choices, even when others influence us?

Because we have the ability to choose between right and wrong. Even when others pressure us, we are responsible for the decisions we freely make and their consequences.

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