The Ancient History of the Jews (up until Moses)

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Ancient Hebrew origins and Exodus basics.

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The Ancient History of the Jews (up until Moses)Online version Ancient Hebrew origins and Exodus basics. by Vijo Gor 1 Where did the Hebrews first come from before moving to the land of Israel? a From Egypt, where they worked as builders for the pharaoh b From Persia, where they built small farms in the desert c From Greece, where they lived near the sea and traded fish d From Mesopotamia, where they lived and moved with their animals 2 What special promise did God make to Abraham, according to Hebrew stories? a That he would build the biggest city in the world b That he would have endless gold and live forever c That he would rule over all the kings of the earth d That his children would grow into a great nation 3 In the story of Moses, what did he do for the Hebrew people? a He taught them to plant crops and build pyramids b He led them out of Egypt and helped them escape slavery c He became the ruler of all Egypt and made new laws d He built the first temple in Jerusalem 4 Who found baby Moses floating in a basket on the Nile River? a A Hebrew shepherd who lived by the water b A merchant who wanted to sell him in the market c A soldier who worked for the Egyptian army d An Egyptian princess who raised him as her son 5 What is the story of the Exodus mainly about? a How the pharaoh built his palace near the desert b A journey of freedom where the Hebrews escaped from Egypt c A great war between Egypt and Mesopotamia d A story about finding treasure under the Nile River 6 Why did ancient peoples like the Hebrews tell stories about God's promise to Abraham? a Because they were trying to start new wars for land and power b Because they wanted to explain how farming was invented c Because they wanted to make other nations jealous of them d Because it gave them hope and helped them feel their people had a purpose 7 If the Exodus story may not have happened exactly as told, why might people still have told it for thousands of years? a Because it helped them remember how to build pyramids b Because they needed a way to keep track of their animals c Because it was the only story they knew about Egypt d Because it taught lessons about freedom, courage, and staying together as a people 8 How can we tell that these stories are partly myths instead of complete history? a Because they were written on paper instead of stone b Because they happened after the Romans ruled Jerusalem c Because they never mention any people or places at all d Because they include miracles, special promises, and events that can’t be proven 9 What might have been real behind the story of the Hebrews in Egypt? a Egypt was completely empty before the Hebrews arrived b Every Hebrew was a slave who built the pyramids c The pharaoh made Moses the ruler of all Egypt d Some Hebrew groups may have lived or worked there, but their experiences were very different 10 Why is it important to learn both the stories and the history behind them? a Because stories always replace what really happened b Because stories are always more true than facts c Because history is boring without made-up details d Because stories show what people believed, while history shows what probably happened

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The Ancient History of the Jews (up until Moses)Online version

by Vijo Gor

Where did the Hebrews first come from before moving to the land of Israel?

What special promise did God make to Abraham, according to Hebrew stories?

In the story of Moses, what did he do for the Hebrew people?

Who found baby Moses floating in a basket on the Nile River?

What is the story of the Exodus mainly about?

Why did ancient peoples like the Hebrews tell stories about God's promise to Abraham?

If the Exodus story may not have happened exactly as told, why might people still have told it for thousands of years?

How can we tell that these stories are partly myths instead of complete history?

What might have been real behind the story of the Hebrews in Egypt?

Why is it important to learn both the stories and the history behind them?