Lesson 4 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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When does the story of Moses and the Exodus begin in relation to Joseph?

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The story begins after Joseph’s time.

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Why did Pharaoh order all the baby boys to be killed at birth?

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To control the population of the Hebrews.

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Who raised Moses?

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The daughter of Pharaoh.

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List some parallels between Jesus and Moses.

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  • Both were born under threats to their lives
  • Both performed miracles
  • Both led their people to freedom
  • Both received divine revelation
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Why does Moses flee to Midian?

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He killed an Egyptian and feared for his life.

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What excuses did Moses make as to why he did not want to be a part of God’s plan? List three.

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  • He was not eloquent
  • He doubted the people’s belief
  • He questioned his own worthiness
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How does God respond to Moses’ concerns?

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God reassures him and provides signs.

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How does Moses feel about being the deliverer?

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He feels inadequate.

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Who helps Moses?

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Aaron, his brother.

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How is Moses first called by God?

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Through the burning bush.

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What happens when Moses initially asks Pharaoh to let the people go?

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Pharaoh refuses and increases their burdens.

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What three things were the Hebrews told to do to prepare for the Passover?

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  • Sacrifice a lamb
  • Mark doorposts with blood
  • Eat unleavened bread
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The Passover and the ritual Seder relate to what Catholic sacrament?

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The Eucharist.

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What foods are present at the Seder? What do they represent?

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  • Lamb (sacrifice)
  • Unleavened bread (haste)
  • Bitter herbs (bitterness of slavery)
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Why can’t we say the plagues were natural events?

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They were acts of divine intervention.

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What happened at Mt. Sinai?

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Moses received the Ten Commandments.

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What happened while Moses was gone and how did he react?

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The people made a golden calf; Moses reacted with anger.

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How did the Hebrews perceive the 10 Commandments?

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As a necessary guideline for living.

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Can you give examples of false idols today?

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Materialism, fame, technology.

20
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The name Moses means:

A

Drawn out (of the water).

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The name Yahweh means:

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What is promised by both parties when the Sinai Covenant was made?

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Obedience and blessing.

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What is the symbol of the Sinai Covenant?

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The tablets of the Ten Commandments.

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10 Commandments are also known as:

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Who was the spokesperson for Moses when they went before Pharaoh?
Aaron.
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What does the blood of the sacrifice and of the Covenant represent?
Atonement and commitment.
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The whole collection of Laws from Exodus through Deuteronomy is known as…
The Torah.
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What does 'Leviticus' mean?
Pertaining to the Levites.
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From which tribe did the priests descend?
The tribe of Levi.
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What are the two types of justice?
* Retributive justice * Restorative justice
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Mosaic Law is rooted in which type of justice?
Retributive justice.
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Why is the book of Numbers called 'Numbers'?
It contains a census of the Israelites.
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What was the book of Numbers called in Hebrew?
Bamidbar (In the Wilderness).
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Why would Moses and Aaron not be permitted to enter the Promised Land?
Due to their disobedience.
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Who will become the new leader of the Israelites?
Joshua.
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What is the form of the book of Deuteronomy?
A series of speeches.
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What is the Shema?
A declaration of faith in one God.
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Why are there so many laws?
To govern social, moral, and religious behavior.
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Terms: Yahweh, Ark of the Covenant, Testament, Seder Meal, Epic, Exodus.
Definitions of key terms.
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People: Zipporah, Jethro, Aaron, Miriam, Ramses II / Pharaoh, Joseph.
Important figures in the Exodus narrative.