The Story of Moses and the Ten Commandments

The video narrates the story of Moses, starting with the Hebrews' suffering in Egypt under Pharaoh's rule. It follows Moses' birth, adoption by Pharaoh's daughter, and his realization of his true identity. After fleeing Egypt, Moses encounters God in the form of a burning bush, who instructs him to return to Egypt and free the Hebrews. Moses obeys and confronts Pharaoh, demanding the release of his people.

What was the main reason the Pharaoh feared the Hebrews?

• They were skilled warriors.

• They were growing in number and might rebel.

• They had powerful allies.

• They were wealthy and influential.

How did Pharaoh's daughter react upon finding Moses?

• She decided to throw him back into the river.

• She ignored the basket and walked away.

• She handed him over to the guards.

• She decided to raise him as her own son.

What prompted Moses to flee Egypt?

• He was accused of theft.

• He killed an Egyptian and feared for his life.

• He was banished by Pharaoh.

• He wanted to explore new lands.

What was unique about the bush that Moses saw?

• It was made of gold.

• It was burning but not consumed.

• It was covered in flowers.

• It was floating in the air.

What did God instruct Moses to do?

• Stay in Midian and live peacefully.

• Lead a rebellion against Pharaoh.

• Return to Egypt and free the Hebrews.

• Build a temple in Midian.

Why did Moses initially hesitate to return to Egypt?

• He had forgotten the Hebrew language.

• He doubted his ability to lead.

• He was afraid of Pharaoh.

• He was content with his life in Midian.

Who did Moses reunite with upon returning to Egypt?

• His former teacher.

• His childhood friend.

• Pharaoh's daughter.

• His siblings, Aaron and Miriam.

What was Pharaoh's initial reaction to Moses' demand to free the Hebrews?

• He offered Moses a position in his court.

• He banished Moses from Egypt.

• He increased the Hebrews' workload.

• He agreed immediately.

What did Moses use to demonstrate God's power to Pharaoh?

• A scroll with divine writings.

• A magical stone.

• A staff that turned into a snake.

• A burning bush.

What was the significance of the land promised to the Hebrews?

• It was a land with vast forests.

• It was a land with powerful armies.

• It was a land flowing with milk and honey.

• It was a land of great wealth.