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| the purpose of the Bible is to give this account of the world |
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| the first stage of Bible development |
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| turned around and became a pillar of salt |
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| the father of the Arab nations |
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| sold his birthright for a bowl of stew/soup |
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| Isaac's wife who tricked her son Jacob into receiving the blessing |
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| why Moses ran away from Egypt |
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| God's name; told to Moses for first time |
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| took this long to arrive at the Promised Land |
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| the land of "milk and honey" |
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| food provided by God to the Hebrews in the desert |
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| descendants of Jacob ("Israel") |
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| name given Israelites during the Babylonian Captivity |
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| first housed in the Tabernacle, then Temple |
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| priest who trained Samuel |
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| Saul wrongfully took on role of priest and offered this |
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| son of Saul, friend of David |
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| because he was "king" and "God's anointed" |
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| Saul, armor-bearer would not do it |
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| wife of David, lost first son because of affair |
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| husband of Bathsheba; David had him killed so he could marry her |
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| son of David; killed by Joab |
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| a sacred agreement with God |
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| God passed through these as sign of His agreement of covenant with Abraham |
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| these pillars were signs of God's presence in the desert |
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| led Hebrews into Promised Land |
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| 2 concubines, 2 wives, 12 sons |
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| Moses on mountain with God |
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| Moses' brother, first high priest |
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| Jacob's favorite & youngest son; sold into slavery by brothers |
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| caused jealousy in brothers |
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| put in brothers' sacks of grain by Joseph |
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| was faithful with Joshua when returning from "spy" mission to Canaan |
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| soothed Saul's dark moods; played by David |
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| led to many attacks on David |
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| take nothing, destroy everything |
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| Scripture scrolls found in the 1940's |
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| Philistine warrior killed by David |
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| build by Solomon in Jerusalem |
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| God's actions in human history |
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| "to go out from"; second book of the Bible |
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| thoughts of God in the words of man |
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| "He who strives with an angel" |
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| land, nation, kingship, a name, many descendants |
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| worst enemies of the Israelites |
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| pride, greed, language confused, scattered |
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| Moses received the 10 Commandments |
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| crossing of the Jordan river |
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| how David received the news of Saul's death |
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| 3rd king of Israel; built the Temple; acquired great wealth; heavy taxes |
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| Solomon; because of the influence of his non=-Israelite wives |
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| Solomon's rule to help build the Temple |
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| God would never destroy the world with water again; sign of the rainbow |
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| sign of Abraham's covenant |
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| Isaac on sacrificial altar |
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| Abraham's test by God; proved faithful; stopped by angel |
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| his royal line will last forever |
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| Solomon's most famous case |
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| celebration of the Israelites being freed from slavery in Egypt; Seder meal |
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| Aaron made this for the Israelites to worship |
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| Laws found in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy |
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| The Mosaic Law; the Law; Law of Moses |
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| approached Moses and questioned his authority |
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| Day of Atonement (for sin); scapegoat |
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| prostitute who helped Israelite spies in Jericho |
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| first 5 Books of the Bible |
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| city destroyed because of great sin |
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| first 5 Books of the Jewish Bible (Scripture) |
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| leader sent to help Israel stay faithful to God; could be a military leader if needed |
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| in Temple, in courtyard, sacrifice |
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| used inside Temple; "sweet-smelling aroma" |
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| held 10 Commandments, manna, Aaron's rod; in Holy of Holies |
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| used by priests for ritual washing before/after sacrifice |
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| Menorah, 7 lamps, for light |
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| 12 loaves; 12 tribes; later eaten by priests |
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| How did the Egyptians behave to the children of Israel after the death of Joseph |
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| What cruel plan did Pharaoh make to reduce the number of Israelites |
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| to kill all male Hebrew babies at birth |
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| How did Moses' mother save his life |
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| floating basket in the Nile River |
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| Who was Moses' father-in-law |
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| What sight attracted Moses while he was a shepherd for his father-in-law |
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| What command did God make of Moses |
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| bring Israelites out of Egypt |
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| What signs did God give Moses to show pharaoh that He was God's messenger |
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Aaron's staff to a snake
Moses' leprous hand
water to blood |
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| How did God help Moses' speech |
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| When Pharaoh refused to let the people go, what happened |
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| 10 plagues (be able to name a few) |
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| What did God command the Israelites to do before He brought the last plague |
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| have the Passover meal and sacrifice |
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| How was the bread prepared |
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| no leaven - couldn't wait for the bread to rise |
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| What other command was given |
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| put lamb's blood on doorpost and lintel of their home |
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| so the Angel of Death would "pass over" the homes of the Hebrews |
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| What did Pharaoh do when his son died |
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| told Hebrews to leave Egypt |
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| Did Pharaoh let the Israelites go |
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| yes, but he changed his mind and sent his army out to bring them back |
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| What guided the Israelites through the desert |
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| pillar of cloud and pillar of fire |
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| How did God save the Israelites from Pharaoh's army |
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| What happened as soon as the Israelites were safely over the sea |
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| the Egyptian army was caught in the returning waters |
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| How were the Hebrews supplied with water in the wilderness |
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| Where did Moses received the 10 Commandments |
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| How are the 10 Commandments divided |
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1-3 = refer to responsibilities to God
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| How long was Moses on Mt. Sinai |
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| What happened down below while Moses was up on Mt. Sinai |
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| Aaron constructed the Golden Calf for the people to worship as an idol |
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| What excuse did Aaron give Moses for building the calf |
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| he blamed the people - they made him do it |
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| What did Moses do when he saw the Calf |
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destroyed it - had it ground to dust and made the worshipers drink it
he also destroyed the 2 tablet |
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| How did Moses get another copy of the Commandments |
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| he took 2 more tablets to God on the mountain and God wrote them again |
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| How did the people know that he had seen God face to face |
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| a portable tent - a place to sacrifice and worship Yahweh |
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| What furniture did the Tabernacle contain (inside and out) 6 items |
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| burnt offering altar, laver, table of showbread, menorah, altar of incense, Ark of the Covenant |
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| Who were the ministers of the Tabernacle |
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| Who was the 1st High Priest, 2nd |
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| The High Priest was the only one who could enter what part of the Tabernacle |
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| What was the Ark of the Covenant |
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| a box which was the throne of God on earth |
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| the lid of the Ark, presence of God |
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| What was contained within the Ark |
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2 tablets of the Commandments
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| High Priest transferred people's sins to the goat and took it out to the desert to die - showing people's sins were gone and forgiven by God |
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| God commanded Moses to take a census - what is a "census" |
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| a count of people, supplies, etc. |
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| Why did Moses have to take a census |
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| to know the size of their army to protect themselves and the Ark |
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| What was the sin of Aaron and Miriam |
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| challenged Moses' authority as leader, jealousy |
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| What was Miriam's punishment |
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| leprosy (for a time) - had to stay out of the camp for 1 week |
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| How many men were sent to spy out Canaan the first time |
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| What did these spies report when they returned |
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rich, fertile land
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| they were afraid, wanted to go beck to Egypt |
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| Did all the spies agree on their report - who disagreed |
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No - only 10
Caleb and Joshua believed they could take the land |
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| What punishment did God put on the people |
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| to wander in the desert for 40 years - 1 year for each day the spies had been gone |
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| Why were people afraid of Moses' when he came down from the Mountain the 2nd time |
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| His face shone brightly - so brightly that he had to put a veil over it |
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| When the people demanded water, what did God tell Moses to do |
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| What did he do to get water from the rock (with Aaron) |
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| he was frustrated with the people, scolded them, hit the rock twice; took credit for the miracle |
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| What was Moses' punishment for disobeying God |
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| he wouldn't enter the Promised Land |
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| The people again demanded food and water - really complained to Moses - doubted that God would get it for them - what is their punishment |
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| God sent snakes to bite them |
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| What did God tell Moses to do about the snakes |
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| make a brass snake, put it on a pole - everyone who was bitten and looked at the brass snake would be cured |
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| God told Moses about "cities of refuge" - what are these |
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cities where people who had unintentionally killed a person could go for their safety - not be killed for revenge vy the person's family
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| When the people were ready to enter the Promised Land, Moses gave them a parting sermon. What did this contain |
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| he went over all the rules and laws God had given him over the 40 yrs. |
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| In this sermon, what was the phrase they were to remember |
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| "Never forget what God has done for you" |
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| When Moses' sermon was done, what did God tell him to do |
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| go up to Mt. Nebo where he would die |
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| Did Moses even enter the Promised Land |
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| No but God allowed him to see it and watch the people enter it |
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| What was attached to the hem of the High Priest's tunic |
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| A box with cherubim on the lid |
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| How many precious stones were in the High Priest's breastplate |
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| The Table of Shewbread had __?__ loaves of unleavened bread and was changed every __?__ |
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| The lampstands (7) were also known as ___?__ |
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| The Altar of Sacrifice - Brazen Altar - is where all __?__ sacrifices were offered |
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| Hot coals were placed on the _?___ every morning and evening. It stood by the __?__ |
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| The wash stand - water basin - laver - was used by the __?__ for __?__ |
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| The fire in the Bronze Altar was to be kept burning for how long |
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"I Am Who Am"
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| How did Moses feel about leading the Israelites when asked by God to do this |
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| nervous, scared, hesitant, gave all kinds of excuses |
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| How does God calm Moses' fears about leading the Hebrews |
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| He tells him that He will be with him all the time |
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| a substance that appeared on the desert floor every morning - food for the Hebrews |
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| bread that has no yeast in it; used at Passover; no time for the Hebrews' bread to rise because they were leaving |
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| Where did Moses meet Zipporah, marry her, see God in the burning bush |
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| What did pharaoh call the Hebrews that got the Egyptians all riled up against them |
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| Who is the "Lamb of God" and why is He called this |
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| Jesus - He gave His life for our sin just as the Passover lamb gave his life for the Hebrews |
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