Exodus 7:8 - 11:10

Pharaoh summoned the wise men and sorcerers and also did the same things by their secret arts: Each one threw down his staff and it became a snake. What happened next?

• Aaron’s staff swallowed up the wise men and sorcerers staffs.

• Aaron's staff turned back to its original form

• Aaron's staff disappeared

• Aaron's staff turned to a different animal

Seven days passed after the Lord changed the Nile River to blood. Then the Plague of _________ happened

• Boils

• Locusts

• Gnats

• Frogs

Which of God's signs were Pharoh's magicians unable to replicate?

• Turning the Nile to blood

• Plague of Gnats

• Turning a staff into a serpent

• Plague of frogs

According to Exodus 10:3, why did the Lord want Pharaoh to let His people go?

• So God's people could serve Him

• To humble the Israelites

• So no more death and destruction would come to Egypt

• To reward the Israelites and punish the Egyptians

According to Exodus 10:6-7, who tried to convince Pharaoh to let the Israelites go after Moses and Aaron warned of the plague of locusts?

• Pharaoh's servant

• Moses and Aaron

• The Lord

• The magicians

How many plagues did God send upon Egypt?

• 3

• 7

• 10

• 15

In Romans 9:17, it is stated

For Scripture says to Pharaoh: “I raised you up for this very purpose, that I might display my power in you and that my name might be __________ in all the earth.”

What was the second last plague?

• Death to Egyptians firstborns

• Darkness

• Locusts

• Hail

Which word means "to be the ruler of"

• God

• Messiah

• Sovereign

• Love

What was the significance behind God inflicting these specific plagues upon Egypt?

• They mirror the same harshness that the Egyptians showed the Israelites

• God thought these plagues would hurt the most

• God wanted to show that he was the one true God and had more power than the Egyptian Gods

• God randomly picked different punishments for the Egyptians