Exodus Chapter 7 — The First Plague Quiz Flashcards

#1

How old was Moses when he and Aaron went to speak to Pharaoh?

📖 Exodus 7:7

#2

What sign did God tell Moses to perform as a display of His power before Pharaoh?

📖 Exodus 7:9

#3

What did Pharaoh's magicians do when Aaron's staff became a serpent?

📖 Exodus 7:11-12

#4

Which body of water did God instruct Moses to strike to begin the first plague?

📖 Exodus 7:15-17

#5

What did God say would happen to the fish in the Nile River during the first plague?

📖 Exodus 7:18

#6

How did Pharaoh respond to the first plague of blood?

📖 Exodus 7:22-23

#7

What did God say He would make a distinction of between Egypt and Israel?

📖 Exodus 8:23

#8

Which group of Pharaoh's court confirmed they could see God's hand in the first plague?

📖 Exodus 7:24-25

#2

Turn his staff into a serpent

In Exodus 7:9, God commanded Moses to tell Aaron to cast his staff down before Pharaoh, and it would become a serpent as a sign of God's power.

Exodus 7:9

#1

80 years old

Exodus 7:7 explicitly states that Moses was 80 years old and Aaron was 83 when they went to Pharaoh to demand the release of Israel.

Exodus 7:7

#4

The Nile River

Exodus 7:15-17 records God's command for Moses to go to the Nile River and strike its water, turning it to blood as the first plague against Egypt.

Exodus 7:15-17

#3

They also made their staffs become serpents through their secret arts

According to Exodus 7:11-12, Pharaoh's magicians and sorcerers did the same thing by their secret arts—they also made their staffs become serpents, though Aaron's serpent swallowed theirs.

Exodus 7:11-12

#6

He hardened his heart and turned away

Exodus 7:22-23 states that Pharaoh's heart became hard; he turned and went into his palace and did not take even this to heart, showing his stubborn resistance to God's judgment.

Exodus 7:22-23

#5

They would die, and the river would stink

In Exodus 7:18, God told Moses that the fish in the Nile would die, and the river would stink, making it unpleasant for the Egyptians to drink from.

Exodus 7:18

#8

The servants of Pharaoh

Exodus 7:24-25 shows that Pharaoh's servants dug around the Nile to find drinking water, implicitly acknowledging the plague's reality, though Pharaoh himself remained unmoved.

Exodus 7:24-25

#7

The plagues that would come

Exodus 7:23-25 implies God's intention to spare Israel from the plagues, though the explicit promise of distinction appears in Exodus 8:23. This demonstrates God's protective care over His chosen people while judging Egypt.

Exodus 8:23

#9

What power did God explicitly give Moses in Exodus 7:1?

📖 Exodus 7:1

#10

According to Exodus 7, how many days did the blood plague last?

📖 Exodus 7:25

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#10

Seven days

Exodus 7:25 indicates that seven days passed after the Lord struck the Nile, establishing the duration of the first plague before the next plague would follow.

Exodus 7:25

#9

The authority of God to Pharaoh

Exodus 7:1 states that God made Moses like God to Pharaoh, giving him divine authority and power in his role as God's representative to confront the Egyptian ruler.

Exodus 7:1

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