What evidence did the Israelites have of the destruction of the Egyptian army?

Egyptian corpses washed up on the sea shore.

What appears to have been the primary purpose of the pillar of fire and of cloud during this confrontation?

to hold Pharaoh's army back while the Israelites crossed the Red Sea

In the verses preceding the lesson text, what decision had Pharaoh made because his heart was hardened?

He sent his army in pursuit of the Israelites, to force their return.

Why wasn't Pharaoh's army, riding in horse-drawn chariots, able to quickly catch up to the fleeing people?

God caused the chariot wheels to fall off, severely slowing them.

What did the Lord tell Moses to do while the Egyptians were still in the middle of the seabed?

Extend his staff again to summon the waters to overcome the Egyptians.

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Lesson 12: Beginning of Freedom

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1
What evidence did the Israelites have of the destruction of the Egyptian army?
Egyptian corpses washed up on the sea shore.
A frenzy of sharks devouring victims was recognizable even at a distance.
The Red Sea turned blood red in color.
God spoke from heaven and explained the fate of the Egyptians.
2
What appears to have been the primary purpose of the pillar of fire and of cloud during this confrontation?
to chase and push Pharaoh's army into the middle of the Red Sea
to hold Pharaoh's army back while the Israelites crossed the Red Sea
to find and assassinate Pharaoh
to lead the Israelites to the other side of the Red Sea
3
The Egyptians eventually perceived that the Lord was fighting against them, and then tried to run back to shore.
False
True
4
What tool, that Moses had been using since the beginning of the mission, did God tell him to use once again?
his mighty sword
his unwavering faith
his speaking gift
his shepherd's staff
5
In the verses preceding the lesson text, what decision had Pharaoh made because his heart was hardened?
He arrested Moses and Aaron, and said the people had to leave them behind.
He agreed to free the men, but he wanted to keep the women and children.
He sent his army in pursuit of the Israelites, to force their return.
He forced the Israelites to leave without provisions or resources.
6
This story was left for us as a testimony of God's enduring power of deliverance.
True
False
7
Why wasn't Pharaoh's army, riding in horse-drawn chariots, able to quickly catch up to the fleeing people?
God caused the chariot wheels to fall off, severely slowing them.
God blinded the soldiers so they did not know which direction to go.
God frightened the horses so the chariots could not drive straight.
All of the above.
8
The heat of the pillar of fire miraculously dried up a path through the Red Sea.
False
True
9
What did the Lord tell Moses to do while the Egyptians were still in the middle of the seabed?
Gather the Israelites together behind the pillar of fire.
Instruct the Israelites shoot arrows at them.
Exhort the people to run for their lives.
Extend his staff again to summon the waters to overcome the Egyptians.

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