Ch.7 Vocab

Aaron

• • Moses’s brother; acted as his spokesman. He founded the priesthood of Israel.

•  The saving of the first-born children of Israel when the first-born of the Egyptians were killed. It is the most important event in Israel’s history and remembered with an annual feast.

• • An ornate box that help the tablets of the Law. It represented God’s throne on earth.

• •  A disaster that affects a large number of people. The Ten Plagues in Exodus were signs of God’s wrath against tje Egyptians, and particular judgements against the Egyptians false Gods.

•  Israel’s escape from Egypt; from a Greek word meaning “going out.”

Passover

• • Moses’s brother; acted as his spokesman. He founded the priesthood of Israel.

•  The saving of the first-born children of Israel when the first-born of the Egyptians were killed. It is the most important event in Israel’s history and remembered with an annual feast.

• • An ornate box that help the tablets of the Law. It represented God’s throne on earth.

• •  A disaster that affects a large number of people. The Ten Plagues in Exodus were signs of God’s wrath against tje Egyptians, and particular judgements against the Egyptians false Gods.

•  Israel’s escape from Egypt; from a Greek word meaning “going out.”

Ark of the Covenant

• • Moses’s brother; acted as his spokesman. He founded the priesthood of Israel.

•  The saving of the first-born children of Israel when the first-born of the Egyptians were killed. It is the most important event in Israel’s history and remembered with an annual feast.

• • An ornate box that help the tablets of the Law. It represented God’s throne on earth.

• •  A disaster that affects a large number of people. The Ten Plagues in Exodus were signs of God’s wrath against tje Egyptians, and particular judgements against the Egyptians false Gods.

•  Israel’s escape from Egypt; from a Greek word meaning “going out.”

Plague

• • Moses’s brother; acted as his spokesman. He founded the priesthood of Israel.

•  The saving of the first-born children of Israel when the first-born of the Egyptians were killed. It is the most important event in Israel’s history and remembered with an annual feast.

• • An ornate box that help the tablets of the Law. It represented God’s throne on earth.

• •  A disaster that affects a large number of people. The Ten Plagues in Exodus were signs of God’s wrath against tje Egyptians, and particular judgements against the Egyptians false Gods.

•  Israel’s escape from Egypt; from a Greek word meaning “going out.”

Exodus

• • Moses’s brother; acted as his spokesman. He founded the priesthood of Israel.

•  The saving of the first-born children of Israel when the first-born of the Egyptians were killed. It is the most important event in Israel’s history and remembered with an annual feast.

• • An ornate box that help the tablets of the Law. It represented God’s throne on earth.

• •  A disaster that affects a large number of people. The Ten Plagues in Exodus were signs of God’s wrath against tje Egyptians, and particular judgements against the Egyptians false Gods.

•  Israel’s escape from Egypt; from a Greek word meaning “going out.”

Reed, Sea of (Red Sea)

• • The body of water initially blocking the Israelities escape from Egypt. It miraculously parted for them, but Pharaoah and his armies were drowned when they pursued.

• The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

• The mountain where Moses received the Law of God.

• The worship of man-made images as though they were Gods.

• • The tent that served as a meeting place. It was designed as a reflection of the temple of heaven.

Hebrew

• • The body of water initially blocking the Israelities escape from Egypt. It miraculously parted for them, but Pharaoah and his armies were drowned when they pursued.

• The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

• The mountain where Moses received the Law of God.

• The worship of man-made images as though they were Gods.

• • The tent that served as a meeting place. It was designed as a reflection of the temple of heaven.

Sinai

• • The body of water initially blocking the Israelities escape from Egypt. It miraculously parted for them, but Pharaoah and his armies were drowned when they pursued.

• The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

• The mountain where Moses received the Law of God.

• The worship of man-made images as though they were Gods.

• • The tent that served as a meeting place. It was designed as a reflection of the temple of heaven.

Idolatry

• • The body of water initially blocking the Israelities escape from Egypt. It miraculously parted for them, but Pharaoah and his armies were drowned when they pursued.

• The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

• The mountain where Moses received the Law of God.

• The worship of man-made images as though they were Gods.

• • The tent that served as a meeting place. It was designed as a reflection of the temple of heaven.

Tabernacle

• • The body of water initially blocking the Israelities escape from Egypt. It miraculously parted for them, but Pharaoah and his armies were drowned when they pursued.

• The name used by the Egyptians to describe the Israelites and related tribes. The language spoken by these people.

• The mountain where Moses received the Law of God.

• The worship of man-made images as though they were Gods.

• • The tent that served as a meeting place. It was designed as a reflection of the temple of heaven.