Then One Day As Moses Was out Doing His Job, He Came

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Then one day as Moses was out doing his job, He came to Mount Horeb, and was shocked to find God! Imagine what he must have thought when he looked up and saw a bush on fire that wasn’t burning up.

© Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc. www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com — Exodus 3: 1-13 “Take all your children and cattle and your sheep that bleat, Go far away from us and worship at your God’s feet.” © Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc. www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com — Exodus 12:29 - 32 32 :14 -33 Exodus — www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com He said to Moses, “You’ve found favor in My sight,” favor found “You’ve He said to Moses, He cried relented. out on their behalf and the Lord Moses prayed again and for the people he repented; again and for Moses prayed And He promised again they’d have the land of the “ites.” the land of have againAnd He promised they’d © Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc

1- 4 Exodus 2: — www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com When a certain Levite woman gave birthWhen a certain to a son, gave Levite woman She made a woven basket boat out of reeds and tar boat out of reeds basket She made a woven She hid him three months for he was a special one. he was months for She hid him three And let him float afar. from in the Nile as his sister watched © Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc

Moses stood and stretched his staff out over the Red Sea; The waters parted when an east wind blew mightily. They walked between the walls of the sea on dry land because the great power of God was in command!

Draw lines to connect the words that rhyme.

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sticks longer

stronger might

land sage

died cats

story cried

Lord command

gnats bricks

bleat gory

fght feet

Tabernacle: ______

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Bleat: ______

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Altar: ______

1. Why did Pharaoh want to kill all the boys under two years old?

2. Who else tried to do the same thing when they wanted Jesus to die?

3. How did Moses get his name?

4. Why did Moses have to fee to Midian after he became a young man?

5. Where did God show up in the burning bush?

6. Why did God get irritated with Moses?

7. What was Moses supposed to ask Pharaoh to let the Hebrews people do?

8. How many plagues did God send on the Egyptians?

9. What were the Hebrew people supposed to do so their frst-born wouldn’t be killed when God sent the last plague?

10. Who held Moses’ arms up in the battle with the Amalekites?

© Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com Answer sheet and Scripture references for adults These answers are only a starting point. You can make them as simple or advanced as you’d like based on the age of the child or children you are teaching. Feel free to come up with your own list of questions based on the books. The page numbers in parentheses correspond to the book.

1. Because their population kept getting bigger and the Egyptians were afraid they might revolt from their slavery. Exodus 1:8-17 (pg. 10)

2. King Herod killed all the boys under two in Matthew 2:16 (This is a bit of a diffcult question for a younger child who might not be familiar with the Bible yet, but it shows a parallel in Scripture that might be interesting.) (pg. 10)

3. Moses means to pull/draw out of water. Exodus 2:8 (pg. 11)

4. Because he killed an Egyptian who was beating one of the Hebrews. He was taking matters into his own hands. Exodus 2:11-16 (pgs. 12-13)

5. On Mount Herob, the mountain of God. Exodus 3:1 (pg. 16)

6. Because he kept arguing with God that he couldn’t do what He had asked. Exodus 4:10-14 (pg. 17)

7. To allow the people to go into the desert to worship Him. Exodus 5:1 (pg. 18)

8. Ten. Exodus 7:14-11:10 (pgs. 20-21)

9. Take an unblemished male lamb, kill it, eat it and put its blood on the door posts of their houses. Exodus 12:1-11 (pg. 22)

10. Aaron and Hur. Exodus 17:8-13 (pgs. 36-37)

© Copyright 2012 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com NUT: Sky NUT: goddess GEB: Earth GEB: soil god NEPRI: NEPRI: Grain god HAPY: Nile river god Nile river HAPY: SEKHMET: “Lady SEKHMET: Doctor of Flames”, of ills and cures DEATH OF DEATH

NILE INTO NILE INTO BLOOD FROGS LICE FROM DUST FLIES (INSECTS) DIE CATTLE BOILS FROM ASHES SKY HAIL & FIRE LOCUS EAT GRAIN DARKNESS 3 DAYS FIRST BORN

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Egyptian that the plague represents. god Draw a line between the 10 plagues and best a line between Draw © Copyright 2019 Rhyme & Reason Ministries International, Inc www.TheRhymeandReasonSeries.com & Reason Ministries International, 2019 Rhyme © Copyright HATHOR: Cow goddess Cow HATHOR: RA: Sun god RA: HEKET: Frog HEKET: head goddess KHNUM: Creator KHNUM: of children Dung KHEPR: beatle god