Exam 6: Escape From Egypt

God appears to Moses in the form of a burning bush in the P account of the call of Moses.

The name "Moses" is drawn from an Egyptian word meaning "to be born."

What significant changes in religious belief occurred throughout much of the ancient world at the end of the Late Bronze Age? How did these changes affect the beliefs and practices of Israel? What specific evidence for these changes exists in the book of Exodus?

Baal resides in a palace of cedar, silver, gold, and precious stones on Mount ________.

According to the earliest traditions, Passover was originally a pilgrimage festival.

All of the following are associated with Sinai except:

The appearance of God before humans is called a(n)_____________.

The Semitic rulers of Egypt who were expelled in the mid-sixteenth century bce are called the ____________.

Moses does not want to lead the people because:

The two Egyptian midwives who helped the Hebrews when pharaoh orders the death of newborn boys are_____________ and _____________.

Egyptian priests are often referred to as "magicians" in Exodus.

The Song of the Sea, a hymn that appears in Exodus 15.1-18, is attributed to both ________________ and _______________.

The Bible tells us that Rameses II is the pharaoh who releases Israel from bondage.

Moses's son was circumcised by:

The earliest Near Eastern text that mentions any person, event, or entity from the Bible is the_______________.

The word "exodus" is Greek for "going out."

_______________ was known as "Moses" to those who traveled the Underground Railroad in the nineteenth century CE:

According to the biblical chronology, the events of the Exodus occur in the __________century bce.

Aaron is featured most prominently in which source?

Prince Sea and Judge River are titles for the adversaries of ______________.