In this Biblical book, a woman who is staying at an inn calls her spouse a "bloody husband" after she performs a circumcision. A man in this book laments his "uncircumcised lips" while his genealogy is being related to him. In this book, a bitter well is turned sweet when a tree is thrown into it. In this book, the magicians Jannes and Jambres turn rods into snakes that are devoured by another snake. While living in Midian, a man in this book is told the phrase "I am that I am" by a burning bush. In this book, a golden calf is idolized by the followers of Aaron while s
In this Biblical book, a woman who is staying at an inn calls her spouse a "bloody husband" after she performs a circumcision. A man in this book laments his "uncircumcised lips" while his genealogy is being related to him. In this book, a bitter well is turned sweet when a tree is thrown into it. In this book, the magicians Jannes and Jambres turn rods into snakes that are devoured by another snake. While living in Midian, a man in this book is told the phrase "I am that I am" by a burning bush. In this book, a golden calf is idolized by the followers of Aaron while stone tablets bearing the Ten Commandments are given to Moses. For 10 points, name this second book of the Hebrew Bible.
In this Biblical book, a woman who is staying at an inn calls her spouse a "bloody husband" after she performs a circumcision.
Book of Exodus [or Sh'mot]