Exodus

God's name is translated into English as:

During the _____, all land that had been lost was returned to the original tribal families.

The purpose of the ___ stories is to show that God's will is for liberation of slaves and the creation of a people.

The stories of the Exodus were likely collected and edited at the time of the:

Extended Response: ___ will be the instrument he chooses to bring this about.

___ is known by what he does, not by special names or words.

___ would later become the "father of a multitude".

The covenant between God and the people obligates them to _____, which means obedience to laws.

Extended Response: A power much greater than ___ own human attempts is necessary to settle the issue of Hebrew slavery.

What do the plague stories tell us about God?

Laws dealing with the day-to-day issues that arise between people living in an agricultural community

Extended Response: God himself must ___ his people.

What is one of the main themes of the early chapters of Exodus?

The emphasis of biblical laws is not on guilt and punishment, but on ___ and ___.

What were the symbols of the biblical covenants with Abraham and Moses, respectively?

The Hebrews believed two things happened when people sinned, they are:

The Old Law is a preparation for the Gospel and for the New Law, which is a law of ___.

Laws that rely on punishment as a deterrent to criminal activity are

Laws which are primarily concerned with restoring community after an offense has occurred

Complaints from the people against Moses and God in Exodus were known as:

Why do the stories of the ancestors describe both positive and negative experiences?

What 3 things are highly valued according to the 3 collections of law codes found in the Pentateuch?

Laws governing the actions of the priests, the regulations for sacrifice, and the building and maintenance of the Temple

Some examples of murmurings of the Exodus stories were: