Exodus Chapter 1 — Israel in Egypt Quiz Flashcards

#1

According to Exodus 1:1-4, how many sons of Jacob entered Egypt?

📖 Exodus 1:1-4

#2

In Exodus 1:5, how many people of Jacob's line entered Egypt?

📖 Exodus 1:5

#3

According to Exodus 1:8, what was significant about the new king of Egypt?

📖 Exodus 1:8

#4

What concern did the new pharaoh express about the Israelites in Exodus 1:9-10?

📖 Exodus 1:9-10

#5

According to Exodus 1:11, what did Pharaoh force the Israelites to build?

📖 Exodus 1:11

#6

What happened to the Israelites despite Pharaoh's oppression, according to Exodus 1:12?

📖 Exodus 1:12

#7

According to Exodus 1:15-16, what command did Pharaoh give to the Hebrew midwives Shiphrah and Puah?

📖 Exodus 1:15-16

#8

What did the midwives Shiphrah and Puah do in response to Pharaoh's command in Exodus 1:17?

📖 Exodus 1:17

#2

70

Exodus 1:5 states that the total number of people who came to Egypt with Jacob was seventy (NIV) or seventy souls (KJV).

Exodus 1:5

#1

11

Exodus 1:1-4 lists eleven of Jacob's sons who entered Egypt with him. Joseph is not included in that list because he was already in Egypt.

Exodus 1:1-4

#4

They were too numerous and might join Egypt's enemies

Exodus 1:9-10 reveals that Pharaoh feared the Israelites were too many and might ally with Egypt's enemies against the nation, motivating him to oppress them and control their growth.

Exodus 1:9-10

#3

He did not know Joseph

Exodus 1:8 explicitly states that a new king came to power in Egypt 'who did not know Joseph,' meaning he was unfamiliar with Joseph's great service to Egypt and had no loyalty to the Hebrew people.

Exodus 1:8

#6

The more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and spread

Exodus 1:12 shows that despite harsh oppression and forced labor, the Israelites continued to multiply and increase in number, which alarmed the Egyptians even more.

Exodus 1:12

#5

Storage cities named Pithom and Rameses

Exodus 1:11 states that Pharaoh appointed taskmasters to oppress the Israelites with forced labor, specifically to build the storage cities of Pithom and Rameses.

Exodus 1:11

#8

They feared God and did not obey Pharaoh's order

Exodus 1:17 states that the midwives feared God and did not do what Pharaoh commanded; instead, they let the boys live, showing their faith and courage in defying an unjust order.

Exodus 1:17

#7

Kill all Hebrew baby boys at birth

Exodus 1:15-16 describes how Pharaoh instructed the Hebrew midwives Shiphrah and Puah to kill all male infants born to Hebrew women as a method to reduce the population.

Exodus 1:15-16

#9

How did God reward the midwives Shiphrah and Puah for their faithfulness, according to Exodus 1:20-21?

📖 Exodus 1:20-21

#10

What final order did Pharaoh give to all his people regarding Hebrew baby boys, according to Exodus 1:22?

📖 Exodus 1:22

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#10

Throw every Hebrew baby boy into the Nile River

Exodus 1:22 reveals that when Pharaoh discovered the midwives would not comply, he ordered all his people to throw every Hebrew baby boy into the Nile River, intensifying the genocide attempt.

Exodus 1:22

#9

He made their families large and gave them households of their own

Exodus 1:20-21 states that because the midwives feared God and let the boys live, God was kind to them and gave them families of their own, blessing their obedience.

Exodus 1:20-21

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