Exodus 16-18
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At what location did the whole congregation grumble against Moses & Aaron? Exodus 161-:3
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Wilderness of Faith
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Wilderness of Trust
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Wilderness of Sin
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This quiz focuses on Exodus chapters 16-18, testing knowledge on specific events such as the grumbling of Israelites in the Wilderness of Sin, God's provision of manna, and the observance of the Sabbath. It assesses understanding of biblical narratives and obedience to divine commands.
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What reason did God give to Moses that he was going to rain down bread from heaven? Ex 16:4
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Because he didn't want the Israelites to starve
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Because he wanted to give them a small taste of what heaven is like
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To test them, to see whether they would obey his law or not.
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A. To test them, to see whether they would obey his law or not.Explanation
In Exodus 16:4, God told Moses that He was going to rain down bread from heaven to test the Israelites and see whether they would obey His law or not. This suggests that God wanted to gauge their faithfulness and obedience to His commands, as well as their trust in Him to provide for their needs.Rate this question:
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Moses gave instructions not to leave any of the bread over into the morning. Did they follow these instructions? Ex 16:19
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Yes
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No
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A. NoExplanation
According to Exodus 16:19, Moses gave instructions not to leave any of the bread over into the morning. The correct answer is "no" because the people did not follow these instructions. In the same verse, it is mentioned that some of them did not listen and kept some of the bread until morning, but it became full of worms and stank.Rate this question:
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What happened to the bread that was left over until morning? Ex 16:20
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It bred worms
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It disappeared
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It turned into serpents and bit the people
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A. It bred wormsExplanation
The correct answer is that the bread that was left over until morning bred worms. This is likely because bread is prone to spoilage and can attract insects and mold if not consumed or stored properly. The presence of worms indicates that the bread had become rotten and unfit for consumption.Rate this question:
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Did all of the Israelites follow God's command about not gathering bread on the Sabbath? Ex 16:27-28
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Yes
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No
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A. NoExplanation
The correct answer is "no" because in Exodus 16:27-28, it is stated that some of the Israelites went out to gather bread on the Sabbath, despite God's command not to do so. This disobedience shows that not all of the Israelites followed God's command regarding the gathering of bread on the Sabbath.Rate this question:
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What was the 2nd command God gave the Israelites about the Sabbath? Ex 16:29
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Gather together and sing praises & give an offering on each Sabbath
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Worship me on the Sabbath
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Do not leave your house on the Sabbath
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A. Do not leave your house on the SabbathExplanation
The correct answer is "do not leave your house on the Sabbath." This is based on Exodus 16:29, where God instructed the Israelites not to go out of their houses on the Sabbath day. This command emphasizes the importance of rest and refraining from work on the Sabbath, as a way to honor and worship God.Rate this question:
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Where did Moses put the jar of manna that was to be kept for future generations to see? Ex 16:34
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In a box
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Before the testimony
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He buried it under a tree
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A. Before the testimonyExplanation
Moses put the jar of manna before the testimony. This means that he placed it in front of or in close proximity to the Ark of the Covenant, which contained the tablets of the testimony or the Ten Commandments. This location was significant because it symbolized the presence of God and served as a reminder for future generations of God's provision and faithfulness.Rate this question:
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How much bread was to go to each person each day, and how much bread was to go in the jar that was to be kept for future generations? -Ex 16:36
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A tenth part of an ephah
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A half part of an ephah
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An ephah
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A. A tenth part of an ephahExplanation
In Exodus 16:36, it is stated that a tenth part of an ephah of bread was to go to each person each day, and the remaining bread was to go in the jar that was to be kept for future generations. This means that each person was allotted a specific portion of bread, which was a tenth part of an ephah. The rest of the bread was to be stored for future use, ensuring that there would be enough sustenance for the people in the future.Rate this question:
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In Gen 25:4, Abraham had a grandson named Ephah. What did this name mean? (Use your strong's concordance)
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Happy
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Filling
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Gloomy
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What did God command Moses to do to the rock on Mt. Horeb to get water to come out of it? Ex 17:6
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Strike it with his staff
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Speak to it
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Dance around it with tambourines and sing praises of thanksgiving to the Lord
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A. Strike it with his staffExplanation
In Exodus 17:6, God commanded Moses to strike the rock on Mt. Horeb with his staff in order to get water to come out of it. This action of striking the rock was a demonstration of God's power and provision for the Israelites in the wilderness.Rate this question:
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Who will the Lord have war with from generation to generation? Ex 17:16, Gen 36:12
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Amalek, descendants of an old tribe of giants
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Amalek, descendants of Esau
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Amalek, sons of Satan
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A. Amalek, descendants of EsauExplanation
The correct answer is Amalek, descendants of Esau. This is supported by the biblical references from Exodus 17:16 and Genesis 36:12, which mention the Amalekites as descendants of Esau.Rate this question:
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