At the end of this writing, Yahweh signifies his acceptance of the Jews as his people by covering their tent with his cloud, and earlier, through the prayers of their leader, they defeated Amalec. At the site of a calf made of gold, one figure in this book breaks some tablets, and a pillar of clouds and fire protects the Israelites. Early in this book, Pharaoh's heart is unwilling to move in the face of nine plagues, and later, God provides manna from heaven and the Decalogue on top of a mountain. For ten points, identify this book of the Penta
At the end of this writing, Yahweh signifies his acceptance of the Jews as his people by covering their tent with his cloud, and earlier, through the prayers of their leader, they defeated Amalec. At the site of a calf made of gold, one figure in this book breaks some tablets, and a pillar of clouds and fire protects the Israelites. Early in this book, Pharaoh's heart is unwilling to move in the face of nine plagues, and later, God provides manna from heaven and the Decalogue on top of a mountain. For ten points, identify this book of the Pentateuch, which deals with 40 years of wandering in the Desert of Sin and comes directly after Genesis in the Bible.
At the end of this writing, Yahweh signifies his acceptance of the Jews as his people by covering their tent with his cloud, and earlier, through the prayers of their leader, they defeated Amalec.
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