Book Structure
Characters
Events
Egypt or Wilderness
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How many chapters are in the book of Exodus?

40

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Who was sold into slavery that led to the Israelites being in Egypt?

Joseph

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What was the name of the event in which the Israelites left Egypt?

Exodus

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How long had the Israelites been enslaved in Egypt?

Over 400 years
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How many plagues did God send to Egypt?

10

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What are the two parts of the book of exodus?

Pre-Exodus (1-18)

Post-Exodus (20-40)

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Who was saved from the Nile River after being put in a basket during Pharaoh's reign?

Moses

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Why did Moses run away from Egypt?

He killed an Egyptian
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What is the category name for the king of Egypt?

Pharaoh

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Who was Moses raised by?

His biological mother

Pharaoh's daughter

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What chapter tells about the birth of Moses?

Chapters 1 and 2

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Who was the brother of Moses?

Aaron

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What sea did God part so the Israelites could escape the Egyptians?

The Red Sea

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What is the name of the mountain that God meets with Moses on?

Mt. Sinai

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What were the two types of food that God promised to send?

Bread (manna) and quail (meat)

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What chapter tells about the Red Sea Crossing?

Chapter 14

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Whose sheep did Moses look after?

Jethro

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In what form did God present himself to Moses to instruct him to go back to Egypt?

The Burning Bush

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What land did God not lead Israel through when they were leaving Egypt?

Philistine territory

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How many commandments would God give to Moses?

10

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What does chapter 19 represent?

The linking of the pre and post exodus stories. It is where God meets with Moses on Mt. Sinai

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Who did Moses marry?

Zipporah

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What was the feast that was started for Israelite communities in order to remember the grace God showed to them during the 10th plague on Egypt?

Passover

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How long did the Israelites wander and eat manna in the wilderness?

40 years

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What did each plague represent? Why were they chosen?

An attack against/show of power of Yahweh over the Egyptian gods. They offered multiple chances for Egypt to change their hearts and obey Yahweh.