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  Q:  How did God fight for the Israel? A: Moses lifted his staff over the sea would never see the Egyptian again  The water spilt in two and sea became dry,. Q: What happened to the Egyptian army? A: The Egyptian chased after them but wheels fell from chariot and they tried to run. Moses lifted his again the sea returned and Egypt drowned.

   Q: Why did Israel bring Joseph's coffin?   A: Because Israel buried as Joseph's promised.   Q: How  did God's lead Israel?                                 A: God led  Israel out of Egypt and through the wilderness pillar and cloud day.

  Q:What would happen if there was no blood on a family's door? A: A: Take the blood and door frame.If angel see no blood on door frame would kill his firstborn son. Q: Why was this called God's passover? A:The first Passover was called "God's Passover" because God instructed the Israelites to mark their doorways with a lamb's blood so an angel of death would pass over their homes while striking the firstborn in Egypt. The name signifies this act of divine protection and deliverance. The Hebrew word for Passover, Pesach, is related to this concept of "passing over" or "sparing". 

   Q: Why wouldn't Pharaoh let God's people go?   A:Pharaoh refused to let God's people go because of his own stubbornness and pride, compounded by the belief that Egypt needed their labor, which was amplified by God hardening his heart to demonstrate His power.        Q: Why did terrible things happen to Egypt?  A:From a biblical perspective, terrible things happened to Egypt as a series of divine judgments for its enslavement and oppression of the Israelites, its idolatry, and the pharaoh's prideful defiance of God. The events, most prominently the 10 plagues described in the Book of Exodus, served to free the Israelites and demonstrate God's sovereignty over Egypt and its pantheon of gods.

   Q: Why did God  made  the river turn to blood?     A: God turned the Nile River into blood as a judgment against the Pharaoh for refusing to free the enslaved Israelites.   Q:  Why did God  take away the frogs?    A: God did not take away the frogs because they were a  plague but rather as the second of the ten plagues on Egypt God removed them after Pharaoh agreed to let  the Israelites go.

  Q: What happened after  Moses first spoke to Pharaoh?  A:  Pharaoh got angry and made Israel suffer more.  Q: What did Aaron's staff do when he threw it down?  A: Aaron threw down his staff  it became a snake.

   Q: What did  God want Moses  to do?     A:  God wanted Moses to  lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and bring them to the Promised Land.    Q: Who was Moses' helper?   A: Moses' helper was Aaron.