TEEN ZONE ARCHIVES                            TZ-EX-4-ANS

This Weeks Participants:

BJ/16 - Kentucky 

 TZ-EX-4

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 1. What complaint did Moses make to God?
 

Ans.: 4:1 And Moses answered and said, But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice: for they will say, The LORD hath not appeared unto thee.
 
 
2. What sign or ability did God give to Moses to convince Israel that He had appeared to Moses?
 

Ans.: The ability to cast a rod to the ground and it would become a snake, then to take it by the tail and it would become a rod again, and also the ability to put his hand into his bosom and it would become leprous, and to put it back into his bosom and it would return as his other flesh.
 
 
3. What was Moses to do if the people of Israel would not believe either of those signs?
 

Ans.: Moses was to take of the river water and pour it out on the dry ground and it would become blood.
 
 
4. What complaint did Moses then make to God?
 
Ans.: He was not eloquent and was slow of speech.
 
 
5. How did God say he would help Moses?
 
Ans.: God said He would "be with Moses' mouth" and teach him what to say.
 
 
6. What request did Moses then make to God?
 
Ans.: Send somebody else.
 
 
7. What was the reaction of God to Moses' request?
 
Ans.: He was angry.
 
 
8. Did God destroy Moses for complaining?
 

Ans.: No.
 
 
9. What was God's solution to the problem of Moses not being able to speak?
 
Ans.: Aaron.
 
 
10. As Moses left Midian for Egypt, who did God say the Israelites were?
 
Ans.: His son.
 
 
11. What did God say He would slay?
 
Ans.: Pharaoh's son.
 
 
12. While on the way to Egypt, why did the Lord seek to slay Moses?
 
Ans.: Moses had failed to circumcise Eliezer, his son.
 
 
13. Who finally did what was required?
 
Ans.: His wife, Zipporah.
 
 
14. What accusation did Zipporah then make of Moses?
 
Ans.: Thou art a bloody husband to me.
 
 
15. How did the Israelites react to Moses and Aaron when they were told that the Lord looked upon their affliction?
 
Ans.: Ex 4:31 So the people believed; and when they heard that the LORD had visited the children of Israel and that He had looked on their affliction, then they bowed their heads and worshiped.