Passover Quiz
 
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1. Why did Pharaoh refuse to let the people go?

a. He liked the Israelites living in Egypt
b. He wanted them to stay and keep building for the Egyptians
c. He was jealous that Moses was chosen to lead the Israelites


2.
Why did Yahweh harden Pharaoh’s heart?


a. To prove He was Elohim before Pharaoh and the Egyptians
b. He wanted to punish the Egyptians with plagues
c. He did not like the Egyptians

3.
We are to keep the Passover service for generations to come

a. Only if our children want to
b. Yes
c. No

4.
Who is our sacrificial lamb now?

a. Yahweh
b. The Holy Spirit
c. Yahshua


5.
Why do we eat unleavened bread after Passover?

a. To remember the Israelites freedom from Egypt
b. To cleanse ourselves of our sins
c. Both A & B

6.
What was the final plague that caused Pharaoh to let people go?

a. Water turned to blood
b. Death of firstborn of Egypt
c. Darkness over the land

7.
Why did Moses refuse to keep the sacrificial feast to Yahweh in the Egyptian land?

a. He wanted to keep the Feast in the wilderness off the Egyptian land
b. He did not want Pharaoh and the Egyptians to join in
c. Pharaoh wanted to be in charge and Moses did not want him to

8.
The Israelites were to keep the sacrificial lamb for how many days?

a. Two days
b. Seven weeks
c. Fourteen days

9.
Who can participate in the Passover service?

a. Anyone who is saved
b. Only the baptized adults
c. Only children

10.
Since we do not use a lamb today, what is the purpose of the Passover service?

a. To have a celebration with the brethren
b. To meet and tell stories to the children of what the Israelites went through
c. A sober time to remember Yahshua's sacrifice for our sins


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