Exodus Flashcards

1
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What historical period is covered here?

A

Egyptian captivity and Exodus

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What is the date of the Exodus (as suggested in class) and what was mentioned as its support?

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1446 B.C. Biblical references match up.

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What is the other suggested date of the Exodus and what was mentioned as its support?

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1300 - 1230 B.C. There is archaeological and historical evidence.

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What is the purpose of the book of Exodus?

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To record how the family of Jacob grew into a nation of millions - as God had promised - and how God graciously delivered them from Egypt to bring them to the land - as he had promised.

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What is the theme of the book of Exodus? How does this theme relate to Jews and Christians?

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Redemption. For Jews is is central to their identity; for Christians it is symbolic of salvation.

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What generally happened in the first 40 years of Moses’ life? The second 40? The third 40?

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He was born 1526 B.C.; adopted by Pharaoh’s daughter; When he was 40, he murdered an Egyptian; fled to Midian and became a shepherd; came back to Egypt and brought the 10 plagues; led Israelites through the Red Sea; talked with God on Mount Sinai; dictated the law from God

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How did Moses respond to God at the burning bush? How did God respond to Moses?

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He had four objections:

  1. Who am I to do it? [I will be with you]
  2. Who are you? [God tells him his name is Yahweh]
  3. They will not believe me. [God gave him a miracle]
  4. I am not eloquent. [Aaron will speak for you]
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What is the personal name of God and how was it derived (3:14-15)? Why is it significant?

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Yahweh: Jewish for “he is.” It is the first time God tells man his personal name.

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What were the targets and purposes of the various plagues leading up to the Exodus?

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  1. The Hebrews, 2. Pharaoh, 3. Egyptian people as a whole, 4. Egyptian Gods
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What is the importance of the Passover/Exodus to Jews? What does this typify for Christians?

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It was a time where God spared the Israelites from the Angel of Death. The Passover lamb is a type of Christ.

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What was established for the first time at Mt. Sinai/Horeb after the Exodus?

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God gives the Israelites his instructions.

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What was given by God as the basis for this (the “constitution”)?

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The Mosaic covenant or Torah

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What 3 things does God say about Israel (19:5-6)? How does this relate to the NT church (1 Peter 2:9)?

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He called them “My treasured possession,” “kingdom of priests,” and “holy nation.” The same terms apply to the church.

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What are the parts of the tabernacle and what is the general and typical significance of each?

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The Most Holy Place: housed the Ark of the Covenant; The Ark of the Covenant: held the Ten Commandments and mana;
The Veil: separated the Most Holy Place from the Holy Place;
The Holy Place: where the bread, lampstand and alter of incense were located; T
he Table of Bread: 12 loaves of fresh bread;
The Golden Lampstand: seven branched lamp that provided light;
The Alter of Incense: incense to represent the prayers of the people;
The Courtyard: area between the fence and the tabernacle;
The Bronze Altar: main sacrificial altar;
The Bronze Basin: held water for the priests to cleanse themselves.

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What does the book of Hebrews say about the tabernacle and everything in it?

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Hebrews has an elaborate argument that all of it points to Jesus Christ.

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What does Exodus 28-31 say about the priests? What was their responsibility? What do they typify?

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The priestly tribe was Levi. Tells about their garments, consecration, and offerings. Their responsibility: to represent the people of God via offerings. They were types of Christ.

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What happened in Exodus 32-34? What did God threaten to do about it? How did Moses respond?

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The people rebelled and made a golden calf. God was going to wipe them all out. Moses argued with God with two points: Gods’s reputation and the remembrance of the Abrahamic Covenant.

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What generally happened in Exodus 35-40? Where did the materials come from? What did God do (40:34)?

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The Tabernacle was built by donations of the people, who had gotten the stuff from the Egyptians. God filled the tabernacle with his glory.