Exodus 4-6

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What was the threat to Pharaoh by God if Pharaoh refused to let God's firstborn son go? Ex. 4:22-23
- God would strike Pharaoh dead
- God would strike Pharaoh's firstborn son dead
- God would make peace between His firstborn son and Pharaoh's firstborn son

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This quiz focuses on key events and dialogues in Exodus chapters 4 to 6, assessing understanding of Moses' interactions with Pharaoh and God's commands. It's designed to enhance knowledge of biblical narratives and their theological significance.

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In Exodus 4:22 who does God say to tell Pharaoh his firstborn son is?
- Joseph
- Ephraim
- Israel
Correct Answer

A. Israel

Explanation

In Exodus 4:22, God instructs Moses to tell Pharaoh that Israel is His firstborn son. This statement signifies the special relationship and chosen status of the nation of Israel in the eyes of God. It emphasizes God's protection and care for His people, and highlights their unique position as His chosen people among all the nations.

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Why did Pharaoh say he refused to let Israel go? Ex 5:2 (²But Pharaoh said, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice and let Israel go? ________, and moreover, I will not let Israel go.”)
- The Israelites are good workers
- I do not know the Lord
- I do not care what the Lord wants
Correct Answer

A. I do not know the Lord

Explanation

Pharaoh said he refused to let Israel go because he did not know the Lord.

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How was Moses' father (Amram) related to his wife (Jochabed)? Ex 6:20
- She was his aunt
- She was his cousin
- She was his sister
Correct Answer

A. She was his aunt

Explanation

According to Exodus 6:20, Jochabed was Amram's aunt. This means that Jochabed was Amram's father's sister.

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When Aaron met his brother Moses on a mountain in the desert, which one was it? Ex 4:27
- Mt. Horeb
- Mt. Sinai
- The Mountain of God
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is "all of the above" because in the Bible, the mountain where Aaron met his brother Moses is referred to by different names - Mt. Horeb, Mt. Sinai, and the Mountain of God. These names are used interchangeably to describe the same location.

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Exodus 4-6

What was the threat to Pharaoh by God if Pharaoh refused to let God's firstborn son go? Ex. 4:22-23

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In Exodus 4:22 who does God say to tell Pharaoh his firstborn son is?

Why did Pharaoh say he refused to let Israel go? Ex 5:2 (2 But Pharaoh said, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice and let Israel go? ________, and moreover, I will not let Israel go.”)

How was Moses' father (Amram) related to his wife (Jochabed)? Ex 6:20

When Aaron met his brother Moses on a mountain in the desert, which one was it? Ex 4:27

Why did Pharaoh say he refused to let Israel go? Ex 5:2 (²But Pharaoh said, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice and let Israel go? ________, and moreover, I will not let Israel go.”)