🔥 The Burning Bush
God spoke to Moses from this unusual sight.
a burning bush
Moses and Aaron asked Pharaoh to let these people go.
Israelites
The Nile River was turned into this.
blood
I was chosen to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
Moses
Moses was afraid but moved forward anyway. What character trait does this show?
courage
God told Moses to remove these because he was standing on holy ground.
his sandals
Instead of releasing the Israelites, Pharaoh initially made their work what?
harder/more difficult
These animals came out of the water and covered Egypt.
frogs
I was Moses' brother and helped him speak to Pharaoh.
Aaron
Moses and Aaron kept returning to Pharaoh despite his refusals. What trait does this demonstrate?
persistence/perseverance
God told Moses to return here and lead the Israelites out of slavery.
Egypt
Aaron threw down his staff before Pharaoh, and it became this.
a serpent/snake
This painful plague affected people's skin.
boils
I repeatedly refused to release the Israelites.
Pharaoh
Moses accepted Aaron's help. What does this teach us?
Accepting help can be a strength.
Moses worried that he wasn't good at doing this.
speaking
Pharaoh's magicians also turned their staffs into serpents. What happened next?
Aaron's staff swallowed their staffs.
This plague fell from the sky and damaged crops.
hail
We were enslaved in Egypt and Moses was sent to lead us out.
the Israelites/Hebrews
Pharaoh's decisions caused consequences for many other people. What lesson does this teach?
Our choices can affect people besides ourselves.
God provided this person to help Moses speak.
Aaron
What repeated decision by Pharaoh caused the conflict to continue?
refused to let the Israelites go
The ninth plague covered Egypt for three days.
darkness
I was the place where Moses first encountered God speaking from a burning bush.
Mount Horeb/the mountain of God
Pharaoh repeatedly had opportunities to change but continued making the same harmful choice. What could he have done differently?
Admitting he was wrong, changing his behavior, listening to warnings, or considering the consequences of his choices.