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Sinai Unit (Exodus 1-34) Test Review
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1
Who took a risk to save Moses from the death he was supposed to face as a baby?
Aaron
Miriam
His dad
A kind Egyptian neighbor
2
Who was adopted by the Pharoah‘s daughter and later saved the Hebrews from slavery?
Abraham
Aaron
Simon
Moses
3
In making his covenant with the freed Israelites, the LORD says if they keep his covenant they will be
fit for the kingdom of heaven
his treasured possession
unique
better than the Egyptians
4
The Book of Exodus proclaims that the descendants of Abraham, Isaac & Jacob were
b- formed by God into a chosen nation
c- bonded with God forever through the Covenant of Sinai
a- freed by God from oppression in Egypt
d- all of the above
5
What did Israel complain about in the wilderness?
c. They missed the bread from Egypt
d. all of the above
b. They missed the pots of meat
a. They felt they were being starved
6
The 10 Commandments only deal with how to behave towards other people
False
True
7
Why were the Israelites singing, dancing and bowing down to this golden calf?
They brought it with them out of Egypt.
They wanted a God to worship
Jehovah gave them an idol to use in worship.
Moses had formed it from the gold from Egypt.
8
Lamb's blood was put on the Hebrews' door posts as a sign so _________________________________.
the Egyptian soldiers would be too afraid to enter.
Pharaoh would think they already left.
the Angel of Death would pass over the house.
everyone would know that they were tired of being slaves.
9
What would happen to Pharaoh's heart even though the Lord would multiply His signs and wonders?
It would be hardened or harden.
It would be weakened or weak.
It would be broken or brake.
It would be softened or soften.
10
Immediately after Israel rebels by worshiping the golden calf, how does God respond?
At first, He is angry and wants to abandon the covenant
God kills half of all Israel
God melts the calf and it turns into blood
He tells Moses that He will never forsake him
11
Who did the LORD appoint to be the spokesman for Moses?
Miriam
Zipporah
Pharoah
Aaron
12
"Exodus" means
excited
redemption
a going out, a departure
returning home
13
Moses was on Mt. Sinai with the LORD for
40 days
3 days
3 months
40 years
14
In Exodus every text speaks of a people unified by _____.
their unique political system
Desert experience
the same language
their worship of one God
15
Moses' life is spared through a series of women who ignore the king's orders
True
False
16
The more severely Pharaoh punished the Hebrew slaves, the more...
they grew in number
they performed better
they they died
they begged for forgiveness
17
What is one of the excuses Moses gave God when God asked him to lead Israel out of Egypt?
The pharaoh sent him on an assignment.
Felt insecure about the way he spoke
It was Jesus' duty to lead the people out of Egypt.
He was busy in his palace.
18
How did Moses seal the covenant at Mt. Sinai between God and the Israelites?
Pouring blood on altar & sprinkling blood on people
Ordaining the Levites as priests
Entering the Tabernacle & signing the book
Eating symbolic meal of bread & wine
19
At Mt. Sinai God proclaimed for all time that
the people of Israel were his people
the Jews would always be victorious in battles
Christians should follow more than just follow the Ten Commandments
Israelites would experience exile repeatedly in different forms
20
The event when God revealed to Moses his plan to save Israel from slavery
The Sinai Covenant
Wandering in the desert
The burning bush
The Red Sea miracle
21
What did YHWH tell Moses his name was?
I am El Shaddai
I am who I am
I am Adonai
I am El Elyon
22
Who wrote the words on the tables of stone for the 10 Commandments
God
Gabriel
Moses
Abraham
23
Whom did God ask to set up the Tabernacle?
Aaron
Moses
Jacob
Abraham
24
The LORD usually appeared as fire or smoke in and around Mt Sinai.
True
False
25
The first part of Exodus mainly focuses on the escape from Egypt and the start of the Israelites' wilderness journey
False
True
26
What were the causalities of from the crossing the Red Sea miracle?
Pharaoh, his army & 1/2 the Israelites
Only Pharaoh
Pharaoh & all of his army
Half of Pharaoh's army
27
The Pharaoh in Exodus chapter 1
oppresses his own people
forgot Joseph
killed all of the Israelite baby girls
loved Joseph
28
Exodus begins when the Pharaoh in power no longer remembers which Hebrew ancestor?
Joseph
Jesus
Jacob
Abraham
29
According to Exodus 3:5 why did Moses have to take his sandals off?
The floor was muddy and could only be traversed barefooted.
The land he was standing on once belonged to his forefathers.
His sandals were dirty.
The land he was standing on was holy.
30
Israel's obedience to the covenant is not crucial to God's plan.
True
False
31
The biblical Exodus is key to understanding God’s character as…all but one of these? (Which one is NOT correct)
Faithful to his promise
A deliverer
One who wants all nations to know he’s God
A puppetmaster
32
What did God give to Moses and the Israelites on Mt. Sinai?
The Ark of the Covenant
The Books of the Old Testament
The Ten Commandments
The Holy Grail
33
The LORD's "khesed" is translated in all BUT the following ways?
loyal love
niceness
kindness
mercy
34
The overall literary style of Exodus is
epic
poetry
historical narrative
mystery
35
What does Passover signify?
The birth of the first born child
The passing of over
The killing of the lamb
Liberation from Egypt
36
In the Exodus 19-40, the LORD chooses to
Curse Israel
Reserve his covenant for only the Levites
Remain distant from Israel
Commit to a knowingly unfaithful Israel
37
Why was Exodus popular with slaves and former slaves?
made them believe that they would get revenge someday
showed that God wasn't on their side
Inspired them to believe they would be led out of slavery
Made them believe in karma
38
When did the manna arrive and for how long?
every week; 40 years
every week; one day
every morning; one day
every morning; 40 years
39
The book of Exodus highlights God's ______in the history of his people.
creation
power
punishment
intervention
40
Pharaoh consents to free the Israelites when Moses & Aaron first ask him.
False
True
41
Moses killed someone before God called him to lead his people out of Egypt.
False
True
42
At the Red Sea, what stood between Pharaoh's army and the camp of Israel? - Exodus 14:19,20
Angels
Jesus
The army of Israel
The pillar of cloud
43
The Israelites stayed true and very faithful to their covenant with the LORD.
True
False
44
The Exodus stories were collected and edited into the Book of Exodus
Just after the Exodus took place
close to the time Jesus was born
none of the above
around the time of the Exile in Babylon
45
What law(s) does Moses receive at Mt Sinai?
10 Commandments
10 Commandments and many others
10 Commandments and a couple of others
46
The Golden Calf was built for what purpose?
A replacement of Moses when he left
To let intruders know to beware
To let the people that God is always there
To be a substitute for God
47
Who made the golden calf for the Israelites?
Joshua
Dathan
Aaron
Moses
48
The Israelites' crossing of the Red Sea was
the best way to get even with the Egyptians
the most miraculous historical event ever
the work of the saving God
an event to impress the Israelites
49
How did Moses punish the Israelites for worshipping the Golden Calf?
Forced them to make mud bricks like in Egypt
Ground up the commandments and made them drink them.
Cursed them
Locked them in a room
50
What is the Tabernacle?
The place where the LORD will be present with his people
The special mountain on which God speaks to Moses
Another name for the 10 commandments
The turtle that Moses sacrifices every week
