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What is the outline of Exodus (including the title and range of verses for all 16 points)?

What did the Israelites need to make sure that they did instead making gods to rival the true God?

What is the first section in Exodus 21–23 mainly about?

What is Exodus 21:1–11 talking about an Israelite doing?

In what verse did Paul explain that it was better for a slave to get released if possible?

Why did kidnappers deserve death?

What happened to a slave if he suffered a permanent injury to his eye or tooth?

If a neighbor was watching over someone's property, what was there a possibility that the neighbor was doing?

Why would a father have not given his virgin daughter to a man who seduced and had sexual relations with her?

What is the second major section in the book of the covenant focused mainly on worship?

What is there ultimately no distinction between?

What were the two commands in Exodus 22:28 probably given together to emphasize?

Why was the practice of eating the meat of a mauled animal found in the field not inherently wrong?

What does Exodus 23:1–2 teach that we must be on guard against?

How often did God want the land the Israelites would inhabit to rest?

What three festivals did God want the Israelites to celebrate?

What was the command about not boiling a young goat in its mother's milk apparently connected to?

If the reference to the hornet is figurative in Exodus 23:28, what does it provide a vivid illustration of?

What did the Israelites need to formalize their agreement with God in?

What is the point with the very detailed instructions in Exodus 25–31 about how God wanted the tabernacle to be built?

What New Testament verse uses the Greek word for mercy seat or atonement cover in the Septuagint to refer to Jesus?

When Moses was willing to be erased from God's book, what was God's book probably a reference to?

When God agreed to let Moses see his back, what was his back a reference to?

What does God's detailed description of who he is in Exodus 34:6–7 reflect the teaching of?

What did Moses basically tell the people to do on the last day of the week?

What does the repeated use of the word "brought" in Exodus 35:20–29 show that the people as a whole did?

What did God do for Bezalel and Oholiab besides giving them the skills to construct the tabernacle?

What was the state of having an abundance of materials repeated for in Exodus 36:7?

Who was ultimately responsible for constructing the tabernacle?

What was the arrangement of the instruction section not intended to present?

Why is the accounting section at the end of Exodus 38 significant?

Why is the tabernacle called "the tabernacle of the testimony" in Exodus 38:21?

What was the whole point of the tabernacle?

When was the tabernacle set up?

What filled the tabernacle at the end of the book of Exodus?

What is the summary of Exodus?

Old Testament Survey 1