@ the Cross
Exodus, a Study Guide
by
Book Cover & Preview Text
Free Preview
1. Which daughter did Reuel give Moses to marry?
2. Who was Jethro?
3. Mount Horeb is also know by what other name?
4. Where was the voice of God coming from?
5. Why did God ask Moses to remove his sandals?
6. What kind of land did God want his people to live on?
7. Why did God send Moses to Pharaoh?
8. How did God reassure Moses to go to Egypt?
9. Who was Moses to tell sent him?
10. What else did God want Moses to tell the elders of Israel?
11. Who was Moses to take with him when he go to see the king of Egypt?
12. What did God tell Moses he would do to the king and he would have no choice but to let them go?
13. What signs did God give Moses?
14. How did the Lord reassure Moses about his speech impedement?
15. How did the Lord respond to another doubt from Moses?
16. Who did the Lord suggest to Moses to take with him?
17. What was Moses to do with the staff?
18. The Lord assured Moses of two things, what were they?
19. The Lord told Moses to go back to Egypt, why?
20. What did the Lord instruct Moses to perform before Pharaoh?
21. How did the Lord punish Pharaoh for not letting Israel go?
22. Why was the Lord about to kill Moses and how did Zipporah save him?
23. How did the elders of the Israelites respond to the news from Moses and Aaron?
24. How did Pharaoh respond to the news from Moses and Aaron?
25. How did the king of Egypt respond to Moses and Aaron’s interference?
26. How did the King of Egypt punish the people for what Moses did?
27. How did the king punish them even more?
28. How did the slave drivers deal with the Israelites foremen?
29. What did the Lord instruct Moses to tell the Israelites?
30. Why did the Israelites not listen to Moses?
31. Why did Moses say the King of Egypt would not listen?
32. How old was Moses and Aaron when they spoke to Pharaoh?
Formats
Book Details
About the Book
@ the Cross: Exodus, a Study Guide contains forty chapters depicting the Israelites trek from Egypt through the wilderness in search of the Promised Land. Fearing the unknown can be a very strong emotion that can lead to complacency and accepted abused as the Egyptians had subjected the Israelites to for many years. The Israelites now outnumber the Egyptians by millions and the new Pharaoh wanted to keep them in the work they had grown accustomed too. Then a Hebrew boy named Moses comes on the scene and God gives him the commandment to go to Pharaoh and tell Pharaoh to let His people go. God displayed so many miracles in this book because He wanted the Israelites to be assured that He was with them day and night. The exodus itself was amazing because there were more than two million people leaving Egypt. Then came the most miraculous of all, crossing the Red Sea on dry land and bringing it back together over Pharaoh and his soldiers.
About the Author
Dorothy A. Wilson is a woman who loves God and her family. Attending Sunday School was the beginning of her growing in the Word of God that catapulted her to many other classes and ultimately receiving a diploma in Christian Education from the Sunday School Publishing Board. After that achievement, she returned to school, attending the University of Memphis to complete a degree that initially begin at State Technical Institute. From the University of Memphis, she received a bachelor degree in English with a concentration in Biblical Studies.