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Joshua

Other modules in this unit:

• Life of Moses – Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
• 300-year gap between Joseph and Moses
• First 40 years of the life of Moses
• Thutmose I, the Pharaoh or king of Egypt
• Miriam kept eye on Moses after he had been placed as a baby in a boat
• Second set of 40 years
• God spoke to Moses out of a burning bush
• Moses was asked to take off his sandals by God
• The third set of 40 years
• Aaron's Staff becomes a Snake
• The ten plagues of Egypt
• Ninth plague – Darkness
• Tenth plague – Firstborn die
• Passover commemorates the Exodus from Egypt
• Moses the friend of God
• Pillar of Cloud by Day
• Pillar of fire by night
• The Chariots of the Egyptian army
• Moses crosses the Red Sea
• Moses' older sister Miriam sings a song
• Waters of Marah and Elim
• Manna means 'What Is It?'
• Water from The Rock at Massah
• Moses at Mount Sinai
• The Ten Commandments or Ten Words of God
• The Three Annual Feasts of God
• The Feast of Passover
• Feast of Weeks or Pentecost
• Feast of Trumpets or Feast of Shofars
• The Golden Calf, the idol made by Aaron
• Moses with the New Stone Tablets
• 1st five of the Ten Commandments
• 2nd five of the Ten Commandments
• Ark of God
• The High Priest of Israel
• Tabernacle of God
• Aaron and Miriam oppose Moses
• Exploring Canaan by 12 spies
• 37 years in the wilderness
• Aaron's Rod that budded
• Speak to the Rock "Give Water"
• Death of Aaron
• The Bronze Snake
• Balak Summons Balaam
• Six cities of Refuge for Israel
• Daughters of Zelophehad
• Moses Blesses the Tribes with Three Sermons
• Moses lived for 120 years
• Caleb was the son of Jephunneh
• Joshua – The Fall of Jericho
• Questions and Answers 1-16
• Questions and Answers 17-32
• Questions and Answers 33-49
• Time Line for Life of Moses
• Background Information – Life of Moses
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• Resources – Life of Moses
• The Jewish Festival of Sukkot
• Yom Kippur, means "Day of Atonement"
• Rosh Hashanah or Yom Teruah (The Day of the Sounding of Shofar)