Moses and Pharaoh: A Test of Faith

Moses confronts Pharaoh, demanding the release of his people. Despite Pharaoh's resistance and the demonstration of divine power through Moses' staff, Pharaoh remains defiant. Moses emphasizes the importance of faith, asserting that while Pharaoh can take away material possessions and lives, he cannot take away their faith. The narrative highlights the struggle between divine intervention and earthly power.

What was Moses' initial request to Pharaoh?

• To increase their wages

• To build a new temple

• To provide more food

• To let his people go

What miraculous event did Moses perform with his staff?

• Parting the Red Sea

• Turning water into blood

• Summoning a storm

• Creating a pillar of fire

How did Pharaoh's priests respond to Moses' miracle?

• They replicated the miracle

• They fled in fear

• They were amazed and converted

• They ignored it

What was Pharaoh's reaction to Moses' insistence on his mission?

• He agreed to let the people go

• He remained unconvinced

• He was amused

• He offered Moses a bribe

What does Moses say Pharaoh cannot take away from the Hebrews?

• Their wealth

• Their livestock

• Their land

• Their faith

What does Moses encourage his people to believe in?

• The power of Pharaoh

• The wisdom of the priests

• God's wonders

• The strength of their army