Moses: The Burning Bush

Who was Moses shepherding the flock for when he encountered the burning bush?

• His brother Aaron

• His father-in-law Jethro

• The Pharaoh of Egypt

• The people of Israel

What did God instruct Moses to do as he approached the burning bush?

• To make a sacrifice

• To sing a hymn of praise

• To take his sandals off his feet

• To gather stones around the bush

Why did God tell Moses to remove his sandals?

• Because it was a sign of respect

• Because the ground was hot from the fire

• Because the place where Moses was standing was holy ground

• Because it was customary to do so in the presence of God

What did God say about the land he would bring the Israelites to?

• A land filled with gold and silver

• A land that is good and spacious, flowing with milk and honey

• A land of great cities and wealth

• A land with vast oceans and fisheries

Where did God take His people to learn His ways?

• The burning bush would not be consumed.

• The Red Sea

• The Mountain

• America

What name did God tell Moses to use for Him when speaking to the Israelites?

• The Almighty One

• I AM THAT I AM

• The God of your fathers

• The Lord of Hosts

According to the text, which groups of people were living in the land that God promised to the Israelites?

• Egyptians, Canaanites, and Philistines

• Canaanites, Hittites, and Amorites

• Hittites, Amorites, and Jebusites

• Canaanites, Hittites, Amorites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites

What did God instruct Moses and the elders of Israel to do in Egypt?

• Start a rebellion against Pharaoh

• Leave Egypt without notifying Pharaoh

• Ask Pharaoh for permission to go three days' journey into the wilderness to sacrifice to the Lord

• Build a monument to God in Egypt

What will the king of Egypt not do according to the passage?

• Let the people go under any circumstances

• Strike Egypt with wonders

• Release the people after wonders are performed

• Grant the people favor with the Egyptians

After the final plague, what did Pharaoh finally do?

• The king of Egypt will let the people go

• The people will leave empty-handed

• The Egyptians will ask for their items back

• The people will be forced to stay in Egypt