Workers are ordered to make bricks without straw, while one figure is called to duty by a burning bush.
In one scene in this book, characters sing a song talking about God's anger consuming enemies "like stubble" as well as praising the "blast" from God's nostrils. In another scene, Jethro arrives to tell a figure he must decrease his workload. One figure in this book is about to be killed by God, but is saved when Zipporah circumcises him. In one crucial scene, a character's brother offers the weak explanation that he threw jewelry into a fire, producing a golden idol. Workers are ordered to make bricks without straw, while one figure is called to duty by a burning bush. This book describes ten plagues, ending with the death of the firstborn. For 10 points, name this biblical book which describes Passover and the Jewish escape from Egypt.
In one scene in this book, characters sing a song talking about God's anger consuming enemies "like stubble" as well as praising the "blast" from God's nostrils.
Book of Exodus [accept Semot or Names, prompt on the Bible]