Moses Quiz: Take the Burning Bush Bible Test

According to Exodus chapter 3, where did Moses see the burning bush?

What did Moses say when God called to him from the burning bush?

Why did Moses hide his face when God spoke to him from the burning bush?

According to Exodus chapter 3, why did God say he had come down to deliver the Israelites from Egypt?

According to Exodus chapter 3, where was God sending Moses to bring the Israelites out of?

According to Exodus chapter 15, what did Moses sing about after the Israelites crossed the sea?

According to Exodus chapter 15, where did Moses say the Lord had thrown the horse and rider?

According to Exodus chapter 15, who did Moses say has become his salvation?

According to Exodus chapter 15, who did Moses say he will praise and exalt?

According to Exodus chapter 15, who did Moses say is his father's God?

Who did the Lord cast into the sea?

What happened to the enemy in the sea?

How did the Lord defeat the enemy?

Who is described as majestic in holiness and awesome in splendor?

What did the Lord do to the Egyptian army at the morning watch?

What did the Egyptians say when they realized the Lord was fighting for the Israelites?

What did Moses do to make the sea return to its normal depth?

What happened to the chariots and chariot drivers of the Egyptian army?

Where did the Israelites walk through on dry ground?

What did the Lord promise the Israelites if they obeyed his voice and kept his covenant?

Moses and the Burning Bush

Moses saw the burning bush at Horeb, the mountain of God.
When God called to him from the bush, Moses replied, "Here I am."
Moses hid his face because he was afraid to look at God.

God's Plan for Deliverance

God said he had come down to deliver the Israelites from Egypt because he had seen their suffering and heard their cry.
God was sending Moses to bring the Israelites out of Egypt.

The Song of Moses

After the Israelites crossed the sea, Moses sang about the Lord's victory over the Egyptian army.
Moses sang that the Lord had thrown the horse and rider into the sea.
The Lord had become his salvation.
Moses would praise and exalt the Lord, who is his father's God.

The Defeat of the Enemy

The Lord cast the Egyptian army into the sea.
The enemy was defeated, and their chariots and chariot drivers were lost in the sea.
The Lord defeated the enemy with his mighty power.

The Majesty of the Lord

The Lord is described as majestic in holiness and awesome in splendor.

The Crossing of the Sea

The Lord defeated the Egyptian army at the morning watch.
The Egyptians realized the Lord was fighting for the Israelites and said, "Let us flee from the presence of Israel, for the Lord fights for them."
Moses stretched out his hand, and the sea returned to its normal depth.
The Israelites walked through the sea on dry ground.

The Promise of the Lord

The Lord promised the Israelites that if they obeyed his voice and kept his covenant, he would be their God and they would be his people.

Test your knowledge of Moses and the events in Exodus chapter 3 with this quiz. Explore Moses' encounter with the angel of the Lord and the burning bush at Mount Horeb.