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{"original_content": "\u2019 \u201d\n6  When  he over took  them,  he  said  these \n words  to  them. 7  They  said  to  him, \u201c Why  does \n my  lord  say  these  things? Your ser vants  could \na 43:19 Lit approached the one who was over the house\n 39 GENESIS 43-44\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   39 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 48, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " not pos si bly  do  such  a  thing. 8  We  even  brought \n back  to  you  from  the  land  of Ca naan  the sil ver \n we  found  at  the  top  of  our  bags.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "How  could  we \n steal sil ver  or  gold  from  your mas ter\u2019s  house? 9  If  it  is  found  with  one  of  us,  your ser vants, \n he  must  die,  and  the  rest  of  us  will be come \n my  lord\u2019s  slaves.\u201d\n10  The stew ard re plied, \u201c What  you  have  said \n is  right,  but  only  the  one  who  is  found  to  have \n it  will  be  my  slave,  and  the  rest  of  you  will  be \nblame less.\u201d\n11  So  each  one quick ly low ered  his  sack  to  the \n ground  and  opened  it. 12  The stew ard  searched, \nbe gin ning  with  the old est  and end ing  with  the \nyoun gest,  and  the  cup  was  found  in Ben ja min\u2019s \n sack. 13  Then  they  tore  their  clothes,  and  each \n one load ed  his don key  and re turned  to  the  city . 14  When Ju dah  and  his broth ers  reached \nJo seph\u2019s  house,  he  was  still  there. They  fell \n to  the  ground be fore  him. 15 \u201c What  is  this  you \n have  done?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who was found to have the cup in their sack?\",\n    \"What action did Judah and his brothers take when they reached Joseph's house?\",\n    \"What consequence was stated for the one found with the silver or gold?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d Jo seph  said  to  them. \u201c Didn\u2019t  you \n know  that  a  man  like  me  could un cov er  the \n truth  by div i na tion? \u201d\n16 \u201c What  can  we  say  to  my  lord?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d Ju dah re-\nplied. \u201c How  can  we  plead? How  can  we jus ti fy \nour selves?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "God  has ex posed  your ser vants\u2019 \nin iq ui ty . We  are  now  my  lord\u2019s  slaves  \u2014   both \n we  and  the  one  in  whose pos ses sion  the  cup \n was  found.\u201d\n17  Then Jo seph  said, \u201c I  swear  that  I  will  not \n do  this. The  man  in  whose pos ses sion  the  cup \n was  found  will  be  my  slave. The  rest  of  you \n can  go  in  peace  to  your fa ther.\u201d\nJUDAH\u2019S PLEA FOR BENJAMIN\n18  But Ju dah ap proached  him  and  said, \u201c My \n lord,  please  let  your ser vant  speak per son al ly \n to  my  lord. a  Do  not  be an gry  with  your ser vant, \n for  you  are  like Pha raoh.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Joseph swear he would not do regarding the cup found with Benjamin?\",\n    \"Who approached Joseph to plead for Benjamin?\",\n    \"How did Judah refer to Joseph in his plea?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19  My  lord  asked  his \nser vants, \u2018 Do  you  have  a fa ther  or  a broth er? \u2019 \n20  and  we an swered  my  lord, \u2018 We  have  an el-\nder ly fa ther  and  a youn ger broth er,  the  child \n of  his  old  age. The  boy\u2019s broth er  is  dead. He \n is  the  only  one  of  his moth er\u2019s  sons  left,  and \n his fa ther  loves  him.\u2019 21  Then  you  said  to  your \nser vants, \u2018 Bring  him  to  me  so  that  I  can  see \n him.\u2019 22  But  we  said  to  my  lord, \u2018 The  boy can not \n leave  his fa ther. If  he  were  to  leave,  his fa ther \n would  die.\u2019 23  Then  you  said  to  your ser vants, \n\u2018 If  your youn ger broth er  does  not  come  down \n with  you,  you  will  not  see  me  again.\u2019\n24 \u201c This  is  what hap pened  when  we  went \n back  to  your ser vant  my fa ther:  We re port ed \n to  him  the  words  of  my  lord. 25  But  our fa-\nther  said, \u2018 Go  again,  and  buy  us  a lit tle  food.\u2019 \n26  We  told  him, \u2018 We can not  go  down un less  our \nyoun ger broth er  goes  with  us. If  our youn ger \nbroth er  isn\u2019t  with  us,  we can not  see  the  man.\u2019 \n27  Your ser vant  my fa ther  said  to  us, \u2018 You  know \n that  my  wife  bore  me  two  sons. 28  One  is  gone \n from  me  \u2014   I  said  he  must  have  been  torn  to \n pieces  \u2014   and  I  have nev er  seen  him  again. 29  If \n you  also  take  this  one  from  me  and any thing \nhap pens  to  him,  you  will  bring  my  gray  hairs \n down  to She ol  in sor row .\u2019\n30 \u201c So  if  I  come  to  your ser vant  my fa ther  and \n the  boy  is  not  with  us  \u2014   his  life  is  wrapped \n up  with  the  boy\u2019s  life \u2014 31  when  he  sees  that \n the  boy  is  not  with  us,  he  will  die. Then  your \nser vants  will  have  brought  the  gray  hairs \n of  your ser vant  our fa ther  down  to She ol  in \nsor row . 32  Your ser vant be came ac count able \n to  my fa ther  for  the  boy , say ing, \u2018 If  I  do  not \nre turn  him  to  you,  I  will al ways  bear  the  guilt \n for sin ning  against  you,  my fa ther.\u2019 33  Now \n please  let  your ser vant re main  here  as  my \n lord\u2019s  slave,  in  place  of  the  boy . Let  him  go \n back  with  his broth ers.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the servant say will happen to their father if the younger brother does not return with them?\",\n    \"How many sons did the father's wife bear according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What was the father's reaction to the thought of losing his younger son?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "34  For  how  can  I  go \n back  to  my fa ther with out  the  boy? I  could  not \n bear  to  see  the  grief  that  would over whelm \n my fa ther.\u201d\nJOSEPH REVEALS HIS IDENTITY\n45 \nJo seph  could  no lon ger  keep  his com-\nposure  in  front  of  all  his at ten dants, b \n so  he  called  out, \u201c Send ev ery one  away  from \n me! \u201d  No  one  was  with  him  when  he re vealed \n his identity  to  his broth ers. 2  But  he  wept  so \nloud ly  that  the Egyp tians  heard  it,  and  also \nPha raoh\u2019s house hold  heard  it. 3 Jo seph  said \n to  his broth ers, \u201c I  am Jo seph!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What did Joseph ask to be done before revealing his identity to his brothers?\", \"How did Joseph react when he revealed his identity to his brothers?\", \"Who heard Joseph weeping after he revealed his identity?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Is  my fa ther  still \nliv ing? \u201d  But  they  could  not an swer  him be cause \n they  were ter ri fied  in  his pres ence. 4  Then Jo seph  said  to  his broth ers, \u201c Please, \n come  near  me,\u201d  and  they  came  near. \u201c I  am \nJo seph,  your broth er,\u201d  he  said, \u201c the  one  you \n sold  into  Egypt. 5  And  now  don\u2019t  be  grieved \n or an gry  with your selves  for sell ing  me  here, \nbe cause  God  sent  me  ahead  of  you  to pre-\nserve  life. 6  For  the fam ine  has  been  in  the \n land  these  two  years,  and  there  will  be  five \n more  years with out plow ing  or har vest ing. 7  God  sent  me  ahead  of  you  to es tab lish  you \n as  a rem nant with in  the  land  and  to  keep \n you  alive  by  a  great de liv er ance. c 8 There fore \n it  was  not  you  who  sent  me  here,  but  God. a 44:18 Lit speak a word in my lord\u2019s ears   b 45:1 Lit all those standing about him   c 45:7 Or keep alive for you many survivors\nGENESIS 44-45 40\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   40 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 49, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is Joseph speaking to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What reason does Joseph give for being sent to Egypt?\",\n    \"How many more years of famine does Joseph mention will occur?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " He  has  made  me  a fa ther  to Pha raoh,  lord  of \n his en tire house hold,  and rul er  over  all  the \n land  of  Egypt. 9 \u201cRe turn quick ly  to  my fa ther  and  say  to \n him, \u2018 This  is  what  your  son Jo seph  says: \u201c God \n has  made  me  lord  of  all  Egypt. Come  down  to \n me with out de lay .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who has made the speaker a father to Pharaoh?\",\n    \"What title has the speaker been given over all the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker instruct to be communicated to his father?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10  You  can set tle  in  the  land \n of Go shen  and  be  near  me  \u2014   you,  your chil-\ndren,  and  your grand chil dren,  your  flocks, \n your  herds,  and  all  you  have. 11  There  I  will \nsus tain  you,  for  there  will  be  five  more  years  of \nfam ine.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What land can the speaker's family settle in?\",\n    \"How many more years of famine does the speaker mention?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Oth er wise,  you,  your house hold,  and \nev ery thing  you  have  will be come des ti tute.\u201d \u2019 \n12  Look! Your  eyes  and  the  eyes  of  my broth er \nBen ja min  can  see  that  I\u2019m a  the  one speak ing \n to  you. 13  Tell  my fa ther  about  all  my glo ry  in \n Egypt  and  about  all  you  have  seen. And  bring \n my fa ther  here quick ly .\u201d\n14  Then Jo seph  threw  his  arms  around  his \nbroth er Ben ja min  and  wept,  and Ben ja min \n wept  on  his shoul der. 15 Jo seph  kissed  each \n of  his broth ers  as  he  wept, b  and af ter ward \n his broth ers  talked  with  him. THE RETURN FOR JACOB\n16  When  the  news  reached Pha raoh\u2019s pal ace, \n\u201cJo seph\u2019s broth ers  have  come,\u201d Pha raoh  and \n his ser vants  were  pleased. 17 Pha raoh  said  to \nJo seph, \u201c Tell  your broth ers, \u2018 Do  this:  Load  your \nan i mals  and  go  on  back  to  the  land  of Ca naan. 18  Get  your fa ther  and  your fam i lies,  and  come \n back  to  me. I  will  give  you  the  best  of  the  land \n of  Egypt,  and  you  can  eat  from  the rich ness \n of  the  land.\u2019 19  You  are  also com mand ed  to  tell \n them, \u2018 Do  this:  Take wag ons  from  the  land  of \n Egypt  for  your de pen dents  and  your  wives \n and  bring  your fa ther  here. 20  Do  not  be con-\ncerned  about  your be long ings,  for  the  best  of \n all  the  land  of  Egypt  is  yours.\u2019 \u201d\n21  The  sons  of Is ra el  did  this. Jo seph  gave \n them wag ons  as Pha raoh  had com mand ed, \n and  he  gave  them pro vi sions  for  the jour ney . 22  He  gave  each  of  the broth ers chang es  of \n clothes,  but  he  gave Ben ja min  three hun dred \n pieces  of sil ver  and  five chang es  of  clothes. 23  He  sent  his fa ther  the fol low ing:  ten don-\nkeys car ry ing  the  best prod ucts  of  Egypt  and \n ten fe male don keys car ry ing  grain,  food,  and \npro vi sions  for  his fa ther  on  the jour ney . 24  So \nJo seph  sent  his broth ers  on  their  way ,  and \n as  they  were leav ing,  he  said  to  them, \u201c Don\u2019t \nar gue c  on  the  way .\u201d\n25  So  they  went  up  from  Egypt  and  came \n to  their fa ther Ja cob  in  the  land  of Ca naan. 26  They  said, \u201cJo seph  is  still  alive,  and  he  is \nrul er  over  all  the  land  of  Egypt! \u201d Ja cob  was \n stunned, d  for  he  did  not be lieve  them. 27  But \n when  they  told Ja cob  all  that Jo seph  had  said \n to  them,  and  when  he  saw  the wag ons  that \nJo seph  had  sent  to trans port  him,  the spir it \n of  their fa ther Ja cob re vived. 28  Then Is ra el  said, \u201c Enough!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh instruct Joseph to tell his brothers regarding their return to Canaan?\",\n    \"What gifts did Joseph give to his brothers and his father for the journey back to Canaan?\",\n    \"How did Jacob react when he learned that Joseph was still alive?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "My  son Jo seph \n is  still  alive. I  will  go  to  see  him be fore  I  die.\u201d\nJACOB LEAVES FOR EGYPT\n46 \nIs ra el  set  out  with  all  that  he  had  and \n came  to Be er-she ba,  and  he off  ered \nsac ri fic es  to  the  God  of  his fa ther  Isaac. 2  That \n night  God  spoke  to Is ra el  in  a vi sion: \u201cJa cob, \nJa cob!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is the son that Jacob is referring to as still being alive?\",\n    \"What did Israel do before leaving for Egypt?\",\n    \"What did God do that night after Israel offered sacrifices?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "And Ja cob re plied, \u201c Here  I  am.\u201d\n3  God  said, \u201c I  am  God,  the  God  of  your fa-\nther. Do  not  be  afraid  to  go  down  to  Egypt, \n for  I  will  make  you  into  a  great na tion  there. 4  I  will  go  down  with  you  to  Egypt,  and  I  will \n also  bring  you  back. Jo seph  will  close  your \n eyes  when  you  die.\u201d e\n5 Ja cob  left Be er-she ba. The  sons  of Is ra el \n took  their fa ther Ja cob  in  the wag ons Pha-\nraoh  had  sent  to car ry  him,  along  with  their \nde pen dents  and  their  wives. 6  They  also  took \n their cat tle  and pos ses sions  they  had ac quired \n in  the  land  of Ca naan. Then Ja cob  and  all  his \noff spring  with  him  came  to  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did God promise Jacob regarding his journey to Egypt?\",\n    \"Who will close Jacob's eyes when he dies?\",\n    \"What did Jacob and his family take with them to Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7  His  sons \n and grand sons,  his daugh ters  and grand daugh-\nters, in deed  all  his off spring,  he  brought  with \n him  to  Egypt. JACOB\u2019S FAMILY\n8  These  are  the  names  of  the  sons  of Is ra el \n who  came  to  Egypt  \u2014   Ja cob  and  his  sons:\n  Jacob\u2019s firstborn: Reuben. 9 Reuben\u2019s sons: Hanoch, Pallu, Hezron, \nand Carmi. 10 Simeon\u2019s sons: Jemuel, Jamin, Ohad, \nJachin, Zohar, and Shaul, the son \nof a Canaanite woman. 11 Levi\u2019s sons: Gershon, Kohath, \nand Merari. 12 Judah\u2019s sons: Er, Onan, Shelah, Perez, \nand Zerah; but Er and Onan died \nin the land of Canaan. The sons of Perez were Hezron \nand Hamul. a 45:12 Lit that my mouth is   b 45:15 Lit brothers, and he wept over them   c 45:24 Or be anxious   d 45:26 Lit Jacob\u2019s heart \nwas numb   e 46:4 Lit will put his hand on your eyes\n 41 GENESIS 45-46\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   41 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 50, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the names of Jacob's sons who came to Egypt?\",\n    \"Who are the sons of Reuben mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which sons of Judah are listed, and what happened to Er and Onan?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 13 Issachar\u2019s sons: Tola, Puvah,  a Jashub, b \nand Shimron. 14 Zebulun\u2019s sons: Sered, Elon, and Jahleel. 15 These were Leah\u2019s sons born to Jacob \nin Paddan-aram, as well as \nhis daughter Dinah. The total number \nof persons: c thirty-three. 16 Gad\u2019s sons: Ziphion, Haggi, Shuni, \nEzbon, Eri, Arodi, and Areli. 17 Asher\u2019s sons: Imnah, Ishvah, Ishvi, \nBeriah, and their sister Serah. Beriah\u2019s sons were Heber and Malchiel. 18 These were the sons of Zilpah  \u2014  \nwhom Laban gave to his daughter \nLeah  \u2014  that she bore to Jacob: \nsixteen persons. 19 The sons of Jacob\u2019s wife Rachel: \nJoseph and Benjamin. 20 Manasseh and Ephraim were born \nto Joseph in the land of Egypt. They were born to him by Asenath \ndaughter of Potiphera, a priest \nat On. d\n 21 Benjamin\u2019s sons: Bela, Becher, Ashbel, \nGera, Naaman, Ehi, Rosh, Muppim, \nHuppim, and Ard. 22 These were Rachel\u2019s sons \nwho were born to Jacob: \nfourteen persons. 23 Dan\u2019s son: e Hushim. 24 Naphtali\u2019s sons: Jahzeel, Guni, Jezer, \nand Shillem. 25 These were the sons of Bilhah, \nwhom Laban gave to his daughter \nRachel. She bore to Jacob: \nseven persons.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who are the sons of Issachar mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How many persons were born to Jacob through Leah according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What are the names of the sons born to Joseph in the land of Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26 The total number of persons \nbelonging to Jacob  \u2014  \nhis direct descendants,  f \nnot including the wives \nof Jacob\u2019s sons  \u2014  who came \nto Egypt: sixty-six. 27 And Joseph\u2019s sons who were born \nto him in Egypt: two persons. All those of Jacob\u2019s household \nwho came to Egypt: \nseventy\n g persons. JACOB ARRIVES IN EGYPT\n28  Now Ja cob  had  sent Ju dah  ahead  of  him \n to Jo seph  to pre pare  for  his ar riv al h  at Go-\nshen. When  they  came  to  the  land  of Go shen, \n29 Jo seph  hitched  the hors es  to  his char i ot  and \n went  up  to Go shen  to  meet  his fa ther Is ra el.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the total number of persons belonging to Jacob who came to Egypt?\",\n    \"How many sons did Joseph have who were born to him in Egypt?\",\n    \"Who did Jacob send ahead of him to Joseph to prepare for his arrival?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Jo seph pre sent ed him self  to  him,  threw  his \n arms  around  him,  and  wept  for  a  long  time.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"Who presented himself to whom and expressed emotion by weeping?\", \"What action did Joseph take towards the other person mentioned in the excerpt?\", \"How long did Joseph weep according to the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "30  Then Is ra el  said  to Jo seph, \u201c I\u2019m  ready  to \n die  now be cause  I  have  seen  your  face  and \n you  are  still  alive! \u201d\n31 Jo seph  said  to  his broth ers  and  to  his fa-\nther\u2019s fam i ly , \u201c I  will  go  up  and in form Pha-\nraoh, tell ing  him, \u2018 My broth ers  and  my fa ther\u2019s \nfam i ly ,  who  were  in  the  land  of Ca naan,  have \n come  to  me. 32  The  men  are shep herds;  they \n also  raise live stock.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What did Israel say to Joseph when he saw him?\",\"What did Joseph plan to inform Pharaoh about his brothers and father's family?\",\"What occupation do the men mentioned in the excerpt have?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "They  have  brought  their \n flocks  and  herds  and  all  that  they  have.\u2019 33  When \nPha raoh ad dress es  you  and  asks, \u2018 What  is  your \noc cu pa tion? \u2019 34  you  are  to  say , \u2018 Your ser vants, \n both  we  and  our fa thers,  have  raised live stock i \n from  our  youth un til  now .\u2019  Then  you  will  be \nal lowed  to set tle  in  the  land  of Go shen,  since \n all shep herds  are de test able  to Egyp tians.\u201d\nPHARAOH WELCOMES JACOB\n47 \n So Jo seph  went  and in formed Pha raoh: \n\u201c My fa ther  and  my broth ers,  with  their \n flocks  and  herds  and  all  that  they  own,  have \n come  from  the  land  of Ca naan  and  are  now \n in  the  land  of Go shen.\u201d\n2  He  took  five  of  his broth ers  and pre sent ed \n them  to Pha raoh. 3  And Pha raoh  asked  his \nbroth ers, \u201c What  is  your oc cu pa tion? \u201d\n They  said  to Pha raoh, \u201c Your ser vants,  both \n we  and  our fa thers,  are shep herds.\u201d 4  And  they \n said  to Pha raoh, \u201c We  have  come  to  stay  in  the \n land  for  a  while be cause  there  is  no graz ing \n land  for  your ser vants\u2019  sheep,  since  the fam-\nine  in  the  land  of Ca naan  has  been se vere. So  now ,  please  let  your ser vants set tle  in  the \n land  of Go shen.\u201d\n5  Then Pha raoh  said  to Jo seph, \u201c Now  that \n your fa ther  and broth ers  have  come  to  you, \n6  the  land  of  Egypt  is  open be fore  you; set tle \n your fa ther  and broth ers  in  the  best  part  of \n the  land. They  can  live  in  the  land  of Go shen. If  you  know  of  any ca pa ble  men  among  them, \n put  them  in  charge  of  my live stock.\u201d\n7 Jo seph  then  brought  his fa ther Ja cob  and \npre sent ed  him  to Pha raoh,  and Ja cob  blessed \nPha raoh. 8 Pha raoh  said  to Ja cob, \u201c How  many \n years  have  you  lived?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What occupation did Joseph's brothers tell Pharaoh they had?\",\n    \"Why did Joseph's family come to settle in the land of Goshen?\",\n    \"What did Pharaoh ask Jacob when he was presented to him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n9 Ja cob  said  to Pha raoh, \u201c My pil grim age  has \nlast ed  130  years. My  years  have  been  few  and \n hard,  and  they  have  not  reached  the  years  of \na 46:13 Sam, Syr read Puah ; 1Ch 7:1   b 46:13 Sam, LXX; MT reads Iob   c 46:15 Lit All persons his sons and his daughters:   \nd 46:20 Or Heliopolis   e 46:23 Alt Hb tradition reads sons:   f 46:26 Lit Jacob who came out from his loins   g 46:27 LXX reads \n75 ; Ac 7:14   h 46:28 Lit to give directions before him   i 46:34 Lit fathers, are men of livestock\nGENESIS 46-47 42\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   42 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 51, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " my fa thers dur ing  their pil grim ages.\u201d 10  So \nJa cob  blessed Pha raoh  and de part ed  from \nPha raoh\u2019s pres ence. 11  Then Jo seph set tled  his fa ther  and broth-\ners  in  the  land  of  Egypt  and  gave  them prop -\ner ty  in  the  best  part  of  the  land,  the  land  of \nRam e ses,  as Pha raoh  had com mand ed. 12  And \nJo seph pro vid ed  his fa ther,  his broth ers,  and \n all  his fa ther\u2019s fam i ly  with  food  for  their de-\npen dents. THE LAND BECOMES PHARAOH\u2019S\n13  But  there  was  no  food  in  the en tire re gion, \n for  the fam ine  was  very se vere. The  land  of \n Egypt  and  the  land  of Ca naan  were ex haust ed \n by  the fam ine. 14 Jo seph col lect ed  all  the sil-\nver  to  be  found  in  the  land  of  Egypt  and  the \n land  of Ca naan  in ex change  for  the  grain  they \n were purchasing,  and  he  brought  the sil ver \n to Pha raoh\u2019s pal ace. 15  When  the sil ver  from \n the  land  of  Egypt  and  the  land  of Ca naan  was \n gone,  all  the Egyp tians  came  to Jo seph  and \n said, \u201c Give  us  food. Why  should  we  die  here \n in  front  of  you?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who blessed Pharaoh before departing from his presence?\",\n    \"What did Joseph provide for his father, his brothers, and their family?\",\n    \"What caused the Egyptians to come to Joseph asking for food?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n16  But Jo seph  said, \u201c Give  me  your live stock. Since  the sil ver  is  gone,  I  will  give  you  food  in \nex change  for  your live stock.\u201d 17  So  they  brought \n their live stock  to Jo seph,  and  he  gave  them \n food  in ex change  for  the hors es,  the  flocks  of \n sheep,  the  herds  of cat tle,  and  the don keys. That  year  he pro vid ed  them  with  food  in ex-\nchange  for  all  their live stock. 18  When  that  year  was  over,  they  came  the \n next  year  and  said  to  him, \u201c We can not  hide \n from  our  lord  that  the sil ver  is  gone  and  that \n all  our live stock be longs  to  our  lord. There \n is noth ing  left  for  our  lord ex cept  our bod ies \n and  our  land.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What did Joseph offer in exchange for the people's live stock?\", \"What did the people say to Joseph after the year was over?\", \"What types of live stock did the people bring to Joseph?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "19  Why  should  we  die  here  in \n front  of  you  \u2014   both  us  and  our  land? Buy  us \n and  our  land  in ex change  for  food.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Then  we \n with  our  land  will be come Pha raoh\u2019s  slaves. Give  us  seed  so  that  we  can  live  and  not  die, \n and  so  that  the  land  won\u2019t be come des o late.\u201d\n20  In  this  way , Jo seph ac quired  all  the  land \n in  Egypt  for Pha raoh, be cause ev ery Egyp tian \n sold  his  field  since  the fam ine  was  so se vere \n for  them. The  land be came Pha raoh\u2019s, 21  and \nJo seph  moved  the peo ple  to  the cit ies a  from \n one  end  of  Egypt  to  the oth er. 22  The  only  land \n he  did  not ac quire be longed  to  the  priests,  for \n they  had  an al low ance  from Pha raoh. They \n ate  from  their al low ance  that Pha raoh  gave \n them; there fore  they  did  not  sell  their  land. 23 Jo seph  said  to  the peo ple, \u201cUn der stand \nto day  that  I  have ac quired  you  and  your  land \n for Pha raoh. Here  is  seed  for  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Joseph acquire for Pharaoh during the famine?\",\n    \"Why did the priests not sell their land to Joseph?\",\n    \"What did Joseph provide to the people after acquiring them and their land?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Sow  it  in  the \n land. 24  At har vest,  you  are  to  give  a  fifth  of  it \n to Pha raoh,  and four-fifths  will  be  yours  as \n seed  for  the  field  and  as  food  for your selves, \n your house holds,  and  your de pen dents.\u201d\n25 \u201c You  have  saved  our  lives,\u201d  they  said. \u201c We \n have  found fa vor  with  our  lord  and  will  be \nPha raoh\u2019s  slaves.\u201d 26  So Jo seph  made  it  a  law , \n still  in eff  ect to day  in  the  land  of  Egypt,  that  a \n fifth  of  the pro duce be longs  to Pha raoh. Only \n the  priests\u2019  land  does  not be long  to Pha raoh. ISRAEL SETTLES IN GOSHEN\n27 Is ra el set tled  in  the  land  of  Egypt,  in  the \nre gion  of Go shen. They ac quired prop er ty \n in  it  and be came fruit ful  and  very nu mer ous.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What percentage of the produce is required to be given to Pharaoh at harvest?\",\n    \"Where did Israel settle in the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What exception is mentioned regarding the land that does not belong to Pharaoh?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "28  Now Ja cob  lived  in  the  land  of  Egypt  17  years, \n and  his  life  span  was  147  years. 29  When  the \n time ap proached  for  him  to  die,  he  called  his \n son Jo seph  and  said  to  him, \u201c If  I  have  found \nfa vor  with  you,  put  your  hand un der  my  thigh \n and prom ise  me  that  you  will  deal  with  me  in \nkind ness  and faith ful ness. Do  not  bury  me  in \n Egypt. 30  When  I  rest  with  my fa thers, car ry \n me  away  from  Egypt  and  bury  me  in  their \nburi al  place.\u201d\nJo seph an swered, \u201c I  will  do  what  you  have \n asked.\u201d\n31  And Ja cob  said, \u201c Swear  to  me.\u201d  So Jo seph \n swore  to  him. Then Is ra el  bowed  in  thanks  at \n the  head  of  his  bed. b\nJACOB BLESSES EPHRAIM AND MANASSEH\n48 \n Some  time af ter  this, Jo seph  was  told, \n\u201c Your fa ther  is weak er.\u201d  So  he  set  out \n with  his  two  sons, Ma nas seh  and Ephra im. 2  When Ja cob  was  told, \u201c Your  son Jo seph  has \n come  to  you,\u201d Is ra el sum moned  his  strength \n and  sat  up  in  bed. 3 Ja cob  said  to Jo seph, \u201c God Al mighty ap-\npeared  to  me  at  Luz  in  the  land  of Ca naan \n and  blessed  me. 4  He  said  to  me, \u2018 I  will  make \n you fruit ful  and nu mer ous;  I  will  make  many \nna tions  come  from  you,  and  I  will  give  this \n land  as  a per ma nent pos ses sion  to  your fu-\nture de  scen dants.\u2019 5  Your  two  sons  born  to \n you  in  the  land  of  Egypt be fore  I  came  to  you \n in  Egypt  are  now  mine. Ephra im  and Ma nas-\nseh be long  to  me  just  as Reu ben  and Sim e on \n do. 6 Chil dren  born  to  you af ter  them  will  be \n yours  and  will  be re cord ed un der  the  names \na 47:21 Sam, LXX, Vg read and he made the people servants   b 47:31 Or Israel worshiped while leaning on the top of his staff\n 43 GENESIS 47-48\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   43 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 52, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many years did Jacob live in the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What did Jacob request Joseph to do regarding his burial?\",\n    \"What did God Almighty promise Jacob at Luz?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8  When Is ra el  saw Jo seph\u2019s  sons,  he  said, \n\u201c Who  are  these? \u201d\n9  And Jo seph  said  to  his fa ther, \u201c They  are \n my  sons  God  has giv en  me  here.\u201d\n So Is ra el  said, \u201c Bring  them  to  me  and  I  will \n bless  them.\u201d 10  Now  his eye sight  was  poor be-\ncause  of  old  age;  he  could hard ly a  see. Jo seph \n brought  them  to  him,  and  he  kissed  and em-\nbraced  them. 11 Is ra el  said  to Jo seph, \u201c I nev er \nex pect ed  to  see  your  face  again,  but  now  God \n has  even  let  me  see  your off spring.\u201d 12  Then \nJo seph  took  them  from  his fa ther\u2019s  knees  and \n bowed  with  his  face  to  the  ground. EPHRAIM\u2019S GREATER BLESSING\n13  Then Jo seph  took  them  both  \u2014   with  his  right \n hand Ephra im to ward Is ra el\u2019s  left,  and  with \n his  left  hand Ma nas seh to ward Is ra el\u2019s  right  \n\u2014   and  brought  them  to Is ra el. 14  But Is ra el \n stretched  out  his  right  hand  and  put  it  on  the \n head  of Ephra im,  the youn ger,  and cross ing \n his  hands,  put  his  left  on Ma nas seh\u2019s  head, \nal though Ma nas seh  was  the first born. 15  Then \n he  blessed Jo seph  and  said:\n  The God before whom my fathers \nAbraham and Isaac walked,\n  the God who has been my shepherd \nall my life to this day ,\n 16 the angel who has redeemed me \nfrom all harm \u2014\n  may he bless these boys. And may they be called by my name\n  and the names of my fathers Abraham \nand Isaac,\n  and may they grow to be numerous \nwithin the land. 17  When Jo seph  saw  that  his fa ther  had  placed \n his  right  hand  on Ephra im\u2019s  head,  he  thought \n it  was  a mis take b  and  took  his fa ther\u2019s  hand  to \n move  it  from Ephra im\u2019s  head  to Ma nas seh\u2019s. 18 Jo seph  said  to  his fa ther, \u201c Not  that  way ,  my \nfa ther! This  one  is  the first born.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 53, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"Who did Israel see when he asked, 'Who are these?'\",\n  \"What did Israel say he never expected to see again?\",\n  \"Which son did Israel bless with his right hand despite being the younger son?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Put  your  right \n hand  on  his  head.\u201d\n19  But  his fa ther re fused  and  said, \u201c I  know ,  my \n son,  I  know! He  too  will be come  a  tribe, c  and \n he  too  will  be  great; nev er the less,  his youn ger \nbroth er  will  be great er  than  he,  and  his off-\nspring  will be come  a populous na tion.\u201d d 20  So \n he  blessed  them  that  day , put ting Ephra im \nbe fore Ma nas seh  when  he  said, \u201c The na tion \nIs ra el  will in voke bless ings  by  you, say ing, \u2018 May \n God  make  you  like Ephra im  and Ma nas seh.\u2019 \u201d\n21 Is ra el  said  to Jo seph, \u201c Look,  I  am  about  to \n die,  but  God  will  be  with  you  and  will  bring  you \n back  to  the  land  of  your fa thers. 22  Over  and \n above  what  I  am giv ing  your broth ers,  I  am \ngiv ing  you  the  one moun tain  slope e  that  I  took \n from  the Am o rites  with  my  sword  and  bow .\u201d\nJACOB\u2019S LAST WORDS\n49 \n Then Ja cob  called  his  sons  and  said, \n\u201cGath er  around,  and  I  will  tell  you  what \n will hap pen  to  you  in  the  days  to  come. f\n 2 Come together and listen, sons of Jacob;\n  listen to your father Israel:\n 3 Reuben, you are my firstborn,\n  my strength and the firstfruits \nof my virility ,\n  excelling in prominence, \nexcelling in power.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 53, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Jacob say about Ephraim and Manasseh's future?\",\n    \"What blessing did Israel state the nation of Israel would invoke?\",\n    \"What did Jacob intend to convey to his sons when he called them together?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Turbulent as water, you will not excel,\n  because you got into your father\u2019s bed\n  and you defiled it  \u2014  he g got \ninto my bed. 5 Simeon and Levi are brothers;\n  their knives are vicious weapons. 6 May I never enter their council;\n  may I never join their assembly . For in their anger they kill men,\n  and on a whim they hamstring oxen. 7 Their anger is cursed, for it is strong,\n  and their fury , for it is cruel! I will disperse them throughout Jacob\n  and scatter them throughout Israel. 8 Judah, your brothers will praise you. Your hand will be on the necks \nof your enemies;\n  your father\u2019s sons will bow down to you. 9 Judah is a young lion \u2014\n  my son, you return from the kill.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 53, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Simeon and Levi do that led to a curse on their anger?\",\n    \"How is Judah described in relation to his brothers?\",\n    \"What is the consequence mentioned for Simeon and Levi in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He crouches; he lies down like a lion\n  or a lioness  \u2014  who dares to rouse him? 10 The scepter will not depart from Judah\n  or the staff from between his feet\na 48:10 Lit he was not able to   b 48:17 Or he was displeased ; lit head, it was bad in his eyes   c 48:19 Lit people   d 48:19 Or a \nmultitude of nations ; lit a fullness of nations   e 48:22 Or Shechem, Joseph\u2019s burial place; lit one shoulder   f 49:1 Or in the last \ndays   g 49:4 LXX, Syr , Tg read you\nGENESIS 48-49 44\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   44 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 53, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the subject's position at the beginning of the excerpt?\",\n    \"From which tribe will the scepter not depart according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What literary device is employed in the phrase 'who dares to rouse him?'\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  until he whose  right it  is  comes a\n  and the obedience of  the  peoples \nbelongs to\n \nhim. 11 He ties his donkey to a vine,\n \n and the colt of\n \nhis\n \ndonkey \nto\n \nthe\n \nchoice\n \nvine. He w\nashes his\n \nclothes in\n \nwine\n \n and his robes in\n \nthe\n \nblood of\n \ngrapes. 12 His eyes are darker than wine,\n \n and his teeth are\n \nwhiter than\n \nmilk. 13 Zebulun will live by  the seashore\n \n and will be a\n \nharbor for\n \nships,\n \n and his territory will\n \nbe next\n \nto\n \nSidon. 14 Issachar is a  strong donkey\n \n l\nying down between the\n \nsaddlebags. b\n 15 He saw that his resting place was good\n \n and tha\nt the\n \nland was\n \npleasant,\n \n so he leaned his\n \nshoulder to\n \nbear a\n \nload\n \n and became a\n \nforced\n \nlaborer. 16 Dan will judge his  people\n \n as one of\n \nthe\n \ntribes of\n \nIsrael. 17 Dan will be a  snake by the road,\n \n a viper beside\n \nthe\n \npath,\n \n tha\nt bites the\n \nhorse\u2019s\n \nheels\n \n so tha\nt its\n \nrider falls\n \nbackward. 18 I wait for your salvation, Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Zebulun's territory include according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is Issachar described in relation to his work ethic?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe Dan's role among the tribes of Israel?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19 Gad will be attacked by  raiders,\n \n but he will\n \nattack their\n \nheels. 20 Asher\u2019s c food will be rich,\n \n and he will produce ro\nyal\n \ndelicacies. 21 Naphtali is a  doe set free\n \n tha\nt bears beautiful\n \nfawns. 22 Joseph is a fruitful vine,\n \n a fruit\nful vine beside\n \na\n \nspring;\n  \nits branches  d climb over the wall.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to Gad according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is Asher's food described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe Naphtali in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 23 The archers attacked him,\n \n shot a\nt him, and\n \nwere\n \nhostile \ntoward\n \nhim. 24 Yet his bow remained steady ,\n \n and his strong arms w\nere\n \nmade agile\n \n by the hands of\n \nthe\n \nMighty\n \nOne \nof\n \nJacob,\n \n by the name of  f the Shepherd, the  Rock \nof\n \nIsrael,\n 25 by the God of y our  f ather who  helps  y ou,\n \n and by the\n \nAlmighty who\n \nblesses\n \nyou\n \n with b\nlessings of\n \nthe\n \nheavens\n \nabove,\n \n b\nlessings of\n \nthe\n \ndeep that\n \nlies\n \nbelow ,\n \n and b\nlessings of\n \nthe\n \nbreasts \nand\n \nthe\n \nwomb. 26 The blessings of  your father excel\n \n the b\nlessings of\n \nmy\n \nancestors g\n  and h the bounty of  the ancient hills.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the blessings mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is referred to as the Mighty One of Jacob?\",\n    \"How do the blessings of the speaker's father compare to those of his ancestors?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n  Ma y they rest on  the  head of  Joseph,\n \n on the bro\nw of\n \nthe\n \nprince \nof\n \nhis\n \nbrothers. 27 Benjamin is a wolf; he  tears his prey . In the morning he\n \ndevours the\n \nprey ,\n \n and in the ev\nening he\n \ndivides \nthe\n \nplunder.\u201d\n28  These  are  the  tribes  of Is  ra  el,  twelve  in  all, \n and  this  is  what  their fa ther  said  to  them. He \n \nblessed  \nthem,  \nand  \nhe  \nblessed  \neach  \none  \nwith \n \na suit\n \nable bless\n \ning.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What animal is Benjamin compared to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How many tribes of Israel are mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What action does Benjamin take in the morning and evening according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "JACOB\u2019S BURIAL INSTRUCTIONS\n29  Then  he com  mand  ed  them: \u201c  I  am  about  to \n \nbe gath\n \nered  \nto  \nmy peo\n \nple. Bury  \nme  \nwith  \nmy \nfa \nthers  \nin  \nthe  \ncave  \nin  \nthe  \nfield  \nof  \nEphron  \nthe \nHeth\n \nite. 30  The  cave  is  in  the  field  of Mach  pe -\nlah  \nnear Mam\n \nre,  \nin  \nthe  \nland  \nof Ca\n \nnaan. This \n is  the  field Abra  ham pur  chased  from  Ephron \n the Heth ite  as buri  al prop  er  ty . 31 Abra  ham  and \n his  wife Sar  ah  are bur  ied  there,  Isaac  and  his \n wife Re bek  ah  are bur  ied  there,  and  I bur  ied \n Leah  there. 32  The  field  and  the  cave  in  it  were \npur chased  from  the Heth  ites.\u201d 33  When Ja cob \n had fin  ished giv  ing charg  es  to  his  sons,  he \n drew  his  feet  into  the  bed,  took  his  last  breath, \n and  was gath  ered  to  his peo  ple. JACOB\u2019S BURIAL\n50 \n Then Jo seph, lean ing  over  his fa ther\u2019s \n face,  wept  and  kissed  him. 2  He com -\nmand ed  his ser  vants  who  were phy  si  cians  to \nem balm  his fa ther.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What were Jacob's instructions regarding his burial location?\",\n    \"Who are the individuals mentioned as being buried in the same location as Jacob?\",\n    \"What action did Joseph take after Jacob's death?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "So  they em  balmed Is  ra  el. 3  They  took for  ty  days  to com  plete  this,  for \nem balm ing  takes  that  long,  and  the Egyp  tians \n mourned  for  him sev en  ty  days. 4  When  the  days  of mourn  ing  were  over, \nJo seph  said  to Pha raoh\u2019s house hold, \u201c If  I  have \n found fa vor  with  you,  please  tell i Pha raoh  that \n5  my fa ther  made  me  take  an  oath, say  ing, \u2018  I \n \nam  \nabout  \nto  \ndie. You  \nmust  \nbury  \nme  \nthere  \nin \na 49:10 Or until tribute comes to him, or  until Shiloh comes, or  until he comes to Shiloh   b 49:14 Or sheep pens    \nc 49:19-20 LXX, Syr , Vg; MT reads their heel. 20From Asher   d 49:22 Lit daughters   e 49:22,26 Hb obscure   f 49:24 Syr , Tg; MT \nreads Jacob, from there \n  g 49:26 Or of the mountains   h 49:26 Lit to   i   50:4 Lit please speak in the ears of\n 45 G ENESIS  49-50\nCSB_UltraThinindb.indb   45 11/7/17   3:21 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 54, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many days did it take to complete the embalming of Israel?\",\n    \"How long did the Egyptians mourn for Israel?\",\n    \"What did Joseph ask Pharaoh's household to tell Pharaoh regarding his father's wishes?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " the  tomb  that  I  made  for my self  in  the  land  of \nCa naan.\u2019  Now  let  me  go  and  bury  my fa ther. Then  I  will re turn.\u201d\n6  So Pha raoh  said, \u201c Go  and  bury  your fa ther \n in keep ing  with  your  oath.\u201d\n7  Then Jo seph  went  to  bury  his fa ther,  and  all \nPha raoh\u2019s ser vants,  the el ders  of  his house hold, \n and  all  the el ders  of  the  land  of  Egypt  went \n with  him, 8  along  with  all Jo seph\u2019s fam i ly ,  his \nbroth ers,  and  his fa ther\u2019s fam i ly . Only  their \nde pen dents,  their  flocks,  and  their  herds  were \n left  in  the  land  of Go shen. 9 Hors es  and char i-\nots  went  up  with  him;  it  was  a  very im pres sive \npro ces sion. 10  When  they  reached  the thresh-\ning  floor  of  Atad,  which  is  across  the Jor dan, \n they la ment ed  and  wept loud ly ,  and Jo seph \n mourned sev en  days  for  his fa ther. 11  When \n the Ca naan ite in hab i tants  of  the  land  saw  the \nmourn ing  at  the thresh ing  floor  of  Atad,  they \n said, \u201c This  is  a sol emn mourn ing  on  the  part  of \n the Egyp tians.\u201d There fore  the  place  is  named \nAbel-miz ra im. a  It  is  across  the Jor dan. 12  So Ja cob\u2019s  sons  did  for  him  what  he  had \ncom mand ed  them. 13  They car ried  him  to  the \n land  of Ca naan  and bur ied  him  in  the  cave  at \nMach pe lah  in  the  field  near Mam re,  which \nAbra ham  had pur chased  as buri al prop er-\nty  from  Ephron  the Heth ite. 14 Af ter Jo seph \nbur ied  his fa ther,  he re turned  to  Egypt  with \n his broth ers  and  all  who  had  gone  with  him \n to  bury  his fa ther. JOSEPH\u2019S KINDNESS\n15  When Jo seph\u2019s broth ers  saw  that  their fa ther \n was  dead,  they  said  to  one an oth er, \u201c If Jo seph \n is hold ing  a  grudge  against  us,  he  will cer tain ly \nre pay  us  for  all  the suff  er ing  we  caused  him.\u201d\n16  So  they  sent  this mes sage  to Jo seph, \u201cBe fore \n he  died  your fa ther  gave  a com mand: 17 \u2018 Say \n this  to Jo seph:  Please for give  your broth ers\u2019 \ntrans gres sion  and  their  sin  \u2014   the suff  er ing \n they  caused  you.\u2019 There fore,  please for give \n the trans gres sion  of  the ser vants  of  the  God \n of  your fa ther.\u201d Jo seph  wept  when  their mes-\nsage  came  to  him. 18  His broth ers  also  came  to \n him,  bowed  down be fore  him,  and  said, \u201c We \n are  your  slaves!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 55, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh allow Joseph to do after he expressed his desire to bury his father?\",\n    \"Where was Jacob buried after his death?\",\n    \"What did Joseph's brothers fear after their father's death?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n19  But Jo seph  said  to  them, \u201c Don\u2019t  be  afraid.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 55, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Am  I  in  the  place  of  God? 20  You  planned  evil \n against  me;  God  planned  it  for  good  to  bring \n about  the pre sent re sult  \u2014   the survival  of \n many peo ple. 21 There fore  don\u2019t  be  afraid. I  will \n take  care  of  you  and  your chil dren.\u201d  And  he \ncom fort ed  them  and  spoke kind ly  to  them. b\nJOSEPH\u2019S DEATH\n22 Jo seph  and  his fa ther\u2019s fam i ly re mained \n in  Egypt. Jo seph  lived  110  years. 23  He  saw \nEphra im\u2019s  sons  to  the  third gen er a tion;  the \n sons  of Ma nas seh\u2019s  son Ma chir  were rec og-\nnized  by c,d Jo seph. 24 Jo seph  said  to  his broth ers, \u201c I  am  about \n to  die,  but  God  will cer tain ly  come  to  your  aid \n and  bring  you  up  from  this  land  to  the  land  he \n swore  to  give  to Abra ham,  Isaac,  and Ja cob.\u201d \n25  So Jo seph  made  the  sons  of Is ra el  take  an \n oath: \u201c When  God  comes  to  your  aid,  you  are \n to car ry  my  bones  up  from  here.\u201d\n26 Jo seph  died  at  the  age  of  110. They em-\nbalmed  him  and  placed  him  in  a coff  in  in  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 55, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How old was Joseph when he died?\",\n    \"What did Joseph instruct his brothers to do regarding his bones?\",\n    \"How many generations of Ephraim's sons did Joseph see?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a  50:11 = Mourning of Egypt   b  50:21 Lit spoke to their hearts   c  50:23 Lit were born on the knees of   d  50:23 Referring to a \nritual of adoption or of legitimation; Gn 30:3\nGENESIS 50 46\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   46 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 55, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "exodus\nISRAEL OPPRESSED IN EGYPT\n1 \n These  are  the  names  of  the  sons  of Is ra el \n who  came  to  Egypt  with Ja cob;  each  came \n with  his fam i ly:\n 2 Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah;\n 3 Issachar, Zebulun, and Benjamin;\n 4 Dan and Naphtali; Gad and Asher. 5  The to tal num ber  of Ja cob\u2019s de scen dants a \n was sev en ty; b Jo seph  was al ready  in  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 56, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the names of the sons of Israel who came to Egypt with Jacob?\",\n    \"How many descendants of Jacob came to Egypt according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who was already in Egypt when Jacob's descendants arrived?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 Jo seph  and  all  his broth ers  and  all  that \ngen er a tion even tu al ly  died. 7  But  the Is ra el ites \n were fruit ful, in creased rap id ly , mul ti plied, \n and be came ex treme ly nu mer ous  so  that  the \n land  was  filled  with  them. 8  A  new  king,  who  did  not  know  about Jo-\nseph,  came  to pow er  in  Egypt. 9  He  said  to \n his peo ple, \u201c Look,  the Is ra el ite peo ple  are \n more nu mer ous  and pow er ful  than  we  are. 10  Come,  let\u2019s  deal shrewd ly  with  them; oth-\ner wise  they  will mul ti ply fur ther,  and  when \n war  breaks  out,  they  will  join  our en e mies, \n fight  against  us,  and  leave  the coun try .\u201d 11  So \n the Egyp tians as signed taskmasters  over  the \nIs ra el ites  to op press  them  with  forced la bor. They  built Pi thom  and Ram e ses  as sup ply \ncit ies  for Pha raoh.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 56, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the new king of Egypt think about the Israelite people?\",\n    \"What actions did the Egyptians take against the Israelites as a result of their increasing numbers?\",\n    \"What cities did the Israelites build under oppression from the Egyptians?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They ruth less ly im posed \n all  this  work  on  them. 15  The  king  of  Egypt  said  to  the He brew mid-\nwives  \u2014   the  first  whose  name  was Shiph-\nrah  and  the sec ond  whose  name  was  Puah  \n\u2014   16 \u201c When  you  help  the He brew wom en \n give  birth, ob serve  them  as  they de liv er. If \n the  child  is  a  son,  kill  him,  but  if  it\u2019s  a daugh-\nter,  she  may  live.\u201d 17  The mid wives, how ev er, \n feared  God  and  did  not  do  as  the  king  of  Egypt \n had  told  them;  they  let  the  boys  live. 18  So  the \n king  of  Egypt sum moned  the mid wives  and \n asked  them, \u201c Why  have  you  done  this  and  let \n the  boys  live? \u201d\n19  The mid wives  said  to Pha raoh, \u201c The He-\nbrew wom en  are  not  like  the Egyp tian wom en, \n for  they  are vig or ous  and  give  birth be fore \n the mid wife  can  get  to  them.\u201d\n20  So  God  was  good  to  the mid wives,  and \n the peo ple mul ti plied  and be came  very nu-\nmer ous. 21  Since  the mid wives  feared  God, \n he  gave  them fam i lies. 22 Pha raoh  then com-\nmand ed  all  his peo ple: \u201c You  must  throw ev ery \n son  born  to  the He brews  into  the  Nile,  but  let \nev ery daugh ter  live.\u201d\nMOSES\u2019S BIRTH AND ADOPTION\n2 \n Now  a  man  from  the fam i ly  of  Levi mar-\nried  a Le vite wom an. 2  The wom an be came \npreg nant  and  gave  birth  to  a  son;  when  she \n saw  that  he  was beau ti ful, d  she  hid  him  for \n three  months.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 56, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What were the names of the Hebrew midwives mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did Pharaoh command regarding Hebrew male children?\",\n    \"Why did the midwives let the boys live despite Pharaoh's orders?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3  But  when  she  could  no lon ger \n hide  him,  she  got  a pa py rus bas ket  for  him  and \ncoat ed  it  with asphalt  and  pitch. She  placed \n the  child  in  it  and  set  it  among  the  reeds  by \n the  bank  of  the  Nile. 4  Then  his sis ter  stood  at \n a dis tance  in or der  to  see  what  would hap-\npen  to  him. 5 Pha raoh\u2019s daugh ter  went  down  to  bathe  at \n the  Nile  while  her ser vant  girls  walked  along \n the riv er bank. She  saw  the bas ket  among  the \n reeds,  sent  her  slave  girl,  took  it, 6  opened  it, \n and  saw  him,  the  child  \u2014   and  there  he  was, \n a lit tle  boy , cry ing. She  felt sor ry  for  him  and \n said, \u201c This  is  one  of  the He brew  boys.\u201d\n7  Then  his sis ter  said  to Pha raoh\u2019s daugh ter, \n\u201c Should  I  go  and  call  a He brew wom an  who  is \nnurs ing  to  nurse  the  boy  for  you? \u201d\n8 \u201c Go,\u201d Pha raoh\u2019s daugh ter  told  her.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 56, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the woman use to coat the basket for the child?\",\n    \"Who stood at a distance to see what would happen to the child?\",\n    \"What did Pharaoh's daughter say when she saw the child in the basket?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "So  the \n girl  went  and  called  the  boy\u2019s moth er. 9  Then \nPha raoh\u2019s daugh ter  said  to  her, \u201c Take  this  child \n and  nurse  him  for  me,  and  I  will  pay  your wag-\nes.\u201d  So  the wom an  took  the  boy  and  nursed \n him. 10  When  the  child  grew old er,  she  brought \n him  to Pha raoh\u2019s daugh ter,  and  he be came  her \n son. She  named  him Mo ses, e \u201cBe cause,\u201d  she \n said, \u201c I  drew  him  out  of  the wa ter.\u201d\nMOSES IN MIDIAN\n11  Years lat er, f af ter Mo ses  had  grown  up,  he \n went  out  to  his  own peo ple g  and ob served \n their  forced la bor. He  saw  an Egyp tian strik-\ning  a He brew ,  one  of  his peo ple. 12 Look ing \na 1:5 Lit of people issuing from Jacob\u2019s loins   b 1:5 LXX, DSS read 75 ; Gn 46:27; Ac 7:14   c 1:12 Or Egyptians loathed   d 2:2 Or \nhealthy   e 2:10 The name Moses sounds like \u201cdrawing out\u201d in Hb and \u201cborn\u201d in Egyptian. f 2:11 Lit And it was in those days   \ng 2:11 Lit his brothers\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   47 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 56, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh's daughter ask the woman to do?\",\n    \"What name did Pharaoh's daughter give to the boy, and what was the reason behind it?\",\n    \"What observation did Moses make about his own people?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " all  around  and see ing  no  one,  he  struck  the \nEgyp tian  dead  and  hid  him  in  the  sand. 13  The \n next  day  he  went  out  and  saw  two He brews \nfight ing.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 57, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"Who did he strike dead?\", \"Where did he hide the Egyptian?\", \"What did he see the next day?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c Are  you plan ning \n to  kill  me  as  you  killed  the Egyp tian? \u201d\n Then Mo ses be came  afraid  and  thought, \n\u201c What  I  did  is cer tain ly  known.\u201d\n15  When Pha raoh  heard  about  this,  he  tried \n to  kill Mo ses. But Mo ses  fled  from Pha raoh \n and  went  to  live  in  the  land  of Mid i an,  and  sat \n down  by  a  well. 16  Now  the  priest  of Mid i an  had sev en daugh-\nters. They  came  to  draw wa ter  and  filled  the \n troughs  to wa ter  their fa ther\u2019s  flock. 17  Then \n some shep herds ar rived  and  drove  them  away , \n but Mo ses  came  to  their res cue  and wa tered \n their  flock. 18  When  they re turned  to  their fa-\nther Reu el, b  he  asked, \u201c Why  have  you  come \n back  so quick ly to day? \u201d\n19  They an swered, \u201c An Egyp tian res cued  us \n from  the shep herds. He  even  drew wa ter  for \n us  and wa tered  the  flock.\u201d\n20 \u201c So  where  is  he?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 57, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do when he saw the daughters of the priest of Midian being driven away by the shepherds?\",\n    \"Who asked the daughters of the priest of Midian why they returned quickly?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of Pharaoh upon hearing about Moses?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c Why  then  did  you  leave  the  man be hind? In-\nvite  him  to  eat din ner.\u201d\n21 Mo ses  agreed  to  stay  with  the  man,  and \n he  gave  his daugh ter Zip po rah  to Mo ses  in \nmar riage. 22  She  gave  birth  to  a  son  whom  he \n named Ger shom, c  for  he  said, \u201c I  have  been  a \nres i dent  alien  in  a for eign  land.\u201d\n23 Af ter  a  long  time,  the  king  of  Egypt  died. The Is ra el ites  groaned be cause  of  their diff  i-\ncult la bor;  and  they  cried  out;  and  their  cry  for \n help be cause  of  the diff  i cult la bor as cend ed \n to  God. 24  And  God  heard  their groan ing;  and \n God re mem bered  his cov enant  with Abra ham, \n with  Isaac,  and  with Ja cob; 25  and  God  saw  the \nIs ra el ites;  and  God  knew . MOSES AND THE BURNING BUSH\n3 \nMean while, Mo ses  was shepherding  the \n flock  of  his father-in-law Jeth ro, d  the  priest \n of Mid i an. He  led  the  flock  to  the  far  side  of  the \nwil der ness  and  came  to Ho reb, e  the moun tain \n of  God. 2  Then  the an gel  of  the  L ord ap peared \n to  him  in  a  flame  of  fire with in  a  bush. As Mo-\nses  looked,  he  saw  that  the  bush  was  on  fire \n but  was  not con sumed. 3  So Mo ses  thought, \n\u201c I  must  go  over  and  look  at  this re mark able \n sight. Why  isn\u2019t  the  bush burn ing  up? \u201d\n4  When  the  L ord  saw  that  he  had  gone  over \n to  look,  God  called  out  to  him  from  the  bush, \n\u201cMo ses, Mo ses! \u201d\n\u201c Here  I  am,\u201d  he an swered.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 57, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did Moses marry after agreeing to stay with the man?\",\n    \"What did Moses name his son and why?\",\n    \"What did God do in response to the groaning of the Israelites?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 \u201c Do  not  come clos er,\u201d  he  said. \u201cRe move  the \nsan dals  from  your  feet,  for  the  place  where \n you  are stand ing  is  holy  ground.\u201d 6  Then  he \ncon tin ued, \u201c I  am  the  God  of  your fa ther, f  the \n God  of Abra ham,  the  God  of  Isaac,  and  the \n God  of Ja cob.\u201d Mo ses  hid  his  face be cause  he \n was  afraid  to  look  at  God. 7  Then  the  L ord  said, \u201c I  have ob served  the \nmis ery  of  my peo ple  in  Egypt,  and  have  heard \n them cry ing  out be cause  of  their op pres sors. I \n know  about  their suff  er ings, 8  and  I  have  come \n down  to res cue  them  from  the pow er  of  the \nEgyp tians  and  to  bring  them  from  that  land \n to  a  good  and spa cious  land,  a  land flow ing \n with  milk  and hon ey  \u2014   the ter ri to ry  of  the \nCa naan ites, Heth ites, Am o rites, Per iz zites, Hi-\nvites,  and Jeb u sites. 9  So be cause  the Is ra el ites\u2019 \n cry  for  help  has  come  to  me,  and  I  have  also \n seen  the  way  the Egyp tians  are op press ing \n them, 10 there fore,  go. I  am send ing  you  to \nPha raoh  so  that  you  may  lead  my peo ple,  the \nIs ra el ites,  out  of  Egypt.\u201d\n11  But Mo ses  asked  God, \u201c Who  am  I  that  I \n should  go  to Pha raoh  and  that  I  should  bring \n the Is ra el ites  out  of  Egypt? \u201d\n12  He an swered, \u201c I  will cer tain ly  be  with  you, \n and  this  will  be  the  sign  to  you  that  I  am  the \n one  who  sent  you:  when  you  bring  the peo-\nple  out  of  Egypt,  you  will  all wor ship g  God  at \n this moun tain.\u201d\n13  Then Mo ses  asked  God, \u201c If  I  go  to  the Is-\nra el ites  and  say  to  them, \u2018 The  God  of  your \nfa thers  has  sent  me  to  you,\u2019  and  they  ask  me, \n\u2018 What  is  his  name? \u2019  what  should  I  tell  them? \u201d\n14  God re plied  to Mo ses, \u201c I  AM  WHO  I  AM. h \n This  is  what  you  are  to  say  to  the Is ra el ites: \n I  AM  has  sent  me  to  you.\u201d 15  God  also  said  to \nMo ses, \u201c Say  this  to  the Is ra el ites:  The  L ord,  the \n God  of  your fa thers,  the  God  of Abra ham,  the \n God  of  Isaac,  and  the  God  of Ja cob,  has  sent  me \n to  you. This  is  my  name for ev er;  this  is  how \n I  am  to  be re mem bered  in ev ery gen er a tion. 16 \u201c Go  and as sem ble  the el ders  of Is ra el  and \n say  to  them:  The  L ord,  the  God  of  your fa thers, \n the  God  of Abra ham,  Isaac,  and Ja cob,  has \na 2:13 Or fellow Hebrew   b 2:18 Jethro\u2019s clan or last name was Reuel; Ex 3:1. c 2:22 In Hb the name Gershom sounds like the \nphrase \u201ca stranger there.\u201d   d 3:1 Moses\u2019s father-in-law\u2019s first name was Jethro ; Ex 2:18. e 3:1 = Desolation; another name for \nMount Sinai; Dt 4:10,15; 18:16; Mal 4:4   f 3:6 Sam, some LXX mss read fathers ; Ac 7:32   g 3:12 Or serve   h 3:14 Or I AM BECAUSE \nI AM, or I WILL BE WHO I WILL BE\nEXODUS 2-3 48\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   48 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 57, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did God instruct Moses to do before approaching Him?\",\n    \"What was God's response to Moses when he asked who he should say sent him?\",\n    \"What did God say He would do for the Israelites in Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 \u201c Throw  it  on  the  ground,\u201d  he  said. So Mo ses \n threw  it  on  the  ground,  it be came  a  snake,  and \n he  ran  from  it. 4  The  L ord  told Mo ses, \u201c Stretch \n out  your  hand  and  grab  it  by  the  tail.\u201d  So  he \n stretched  out  his  hand  and  caught  it,  and  it \nbe came  a  staff  in  his  hand. 5 \u201c This  will  take \n place,\u201d  he con tin ued, \u201c so  that  they  will be lieve \n that  the  L ord,  the  God  of  their fa thers,  the  God \n of Abra ham,  the  God  of  Isaac,  and  the  God  of \nJa cob,  has ap peared  to  you.\u201d\n6  In ad di tion  the  L ord  said  to  him, \u201c Put  your \n hand in side  your  cloak.\u201d  So  he  put  his  hand \nin side  his  cloak,  and  when  he  took  it  out,  his \n hand  was dis eased, re sem bling  snow . a 7 \u201c Put \n your  hand  back in side  your  cloak,\u201d  he  said. So  he  put  his  hand  back in side  his  cloak,  and \n when  he  took  it  out,  it  had  again be come  like \n the  rest  of  his  skin. 8 \u201c If  they  will  not be lieve \n you  and  will  not re spond  to  the ev i dence  of \n the  first  sign,  they  may be lieve  the ev i dence \n of  the sec ond  sign. 9  And  if  they  don\u2019t be lieve \n even  these  two  signs  or lis ten  to  what  you  say , \n take  some wa ter  from  the  Nile  and  pour  it  on \n the  dry  ground. The wa ter  you  take  from  the \n Nile  will be come  blood  on  the  ground.\u201d\n10  But Mo ses re plied  to  the  L ord, \u201c Please, \n Lord,  I  have nev er  been el o quent  \u2014  ei ther \n in  the  past  or re cent ly  or  since  you  have  been \nspeak ing  to  your ser vant  \u2014  be cause  my  mouth \n and  my  tongue  are sluggish.\u201d b\n11  The  L ord  said  to  him, \u201c Who  placed  a  mouth \n on humans? Who  makes  a per son  mute  or  deaf, \nsee ing  or  blind?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 58, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do when the Lord told him to throw his staff on the ground?\",\n    \"What sign was Moses instructed to perform if the first two signs did not convince the people?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to Moses' concerns about his speaking ability?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12  Now \n go! I  will  help  you  speak c  and  I  will  teach  you \n what  to  say .\u201d\n13 Mo ses  said, \u201c Please,  Lord,  send some one \n else.\u201d d\n14  Then  the  L ord\u2019 s an ger  burned  against Mo-\nses,  and  he  said, \u201c Isn\u2019t Aar on  the Le vite  your \nbroth er? I  know  that  he  can  speak  well.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 58, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who does the Lord suggest to help Moses with speaking?\",\n    \"What was Moses' initial reaction to God's command?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to Moses' request to send someone else?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "And \n also,  he  is  on  his  way  now  to  meet  you. He  will \nre joice  when  he  sees  you. 15  You  will  speak \n with  him  and  tell  him  what  to  say . I  will  help \n both  you  and  him  to  speak e  and  will  teach  you \n both  what  to  do. 16  He  will  speak  to  the peo ple \n for  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 58, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is on his way to meet you?\",\n    \"What will the person do when he sees you?\",\n    \"Who will help both you and him to speak?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He  will  serve  as  a  mouth  for  you,  and \n you  will  serve  as  God  to  him. 17  And  take  this \n staff  in  your  hand  that  you  will per form  the \n signs  with.\u201d\nMOSES\u2019S RETURN TO EGYPT\n18  Then Mo ses  went  back  to  his father-in-law \nJeth ro  and  said  to  him, \u201c Please  let  me re turn \n to  my rel a tives  in  Egypt  and  see  if  they  are \n still liv ing.\u201d\nJeth ro  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Go  in  peace.\u201d\n19  Now  in Mid i an  the  L ord  told Mo ses, \u201cRe-\nturn  to  Egypt,  for  all  the  men  who want ed  to \n kill  you  are  dead.\u201d 20  So Mo ses  took  his  wife \n and  sons,  put  them  on  a don key ,  and re turned \n to  the  land  of  Egypt. And Mo ses  took  God\u2019s \n staff  in  his  hand. 21  The  L ord in struct ed Mo ses, \u201c When  you \n go  back  to  Egypt,  make  sure  you  do be fore \nPha raoh  all  the won ders  that  I  have  put with in \n your pow er. But  I  will hard en  his  heart f  so  that \n he  won\u2019t  let  the peo ple  go. 22  And  you  will  say \n to Pha raoh:  This  is  what  the  L ord  says: Is ra el \n is  my first born  son. 23  I  told  you:  Let  my  son  go \n so  that  he  may wor ship  me,  but  you re fused \na 4:6 A reference to whiteness or flakiness of the skin   b 4:10 Lit heavy of mouth and heavy of tongue   c 4:12 Lit will be with \nyour mouth   d 4:13 Lit send by the hand of whom you will send   e 4:15 Lit will be with your mouth and with his mouth   \nf 4:21 Or will make him stubborn\n 49 EXODUS 3-4\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   49 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 58, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord instruct Moses to do when he returned to Egypt?\",\n    \"Who did Moses seek permission from to return to Egypt?\",\n    \"What was the reason given by the Lord for Moses to return to Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Look,  I  am  about  to  kill  your \nfirst born  son! \u201d\n24  On  the  trip,  at  an over night campsite,  it \nhap pened  that  the  L ord con front ed  him  and \nin tend ed  to  put  him  to  death. 25  So Zip po rah \n took  a  flint,  cut  off  her  son\u2019s fore skin,  threw \n it  at Moses\u2019s  feet,  and  said, \u201c You  are  a bride-\ngroom  of  blood  to  me! \u201d 26  So  he  let  him  alone.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 59, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Zipporah do to save her son from being killed?\",\n    \"What phrase did Zipporah use to describe Moses after cutting off her son's foreskin?\",\n    \"What was the Lord's intention towards Moses during the trip at the campsite?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "At  that  time  she  said, \u201c You  are  a bride groom \n of  blood,\u201d re fer ring  to  the cir cum ci sion. REUNION OF MOSES AND AARON\n27  Now  the  L ord  had  said  to Aar on, \u201c Go  and \n meet Mo ses  in  the wil der ness.\u201d  So  he  went  and \n met  him  at  the moun tain  of  God  and  kissed \n him. 28 Mo ses  told Aar on ev ery thing  the  L ord \n had  sent  him  to  say ,  and  about  all  the  signs  he \n had com mand ed  him  to  do. 29  Then Mo ses  and \nAar on  went  and as sem bled  all  the el ders  of \n the Is ra el ites. 30 Aar on re peat ed ev ery thing   \nthe  L ord  had  said  to Mo ses  and per formed  the \n signs be fore  the peo ple. 31  The peo ple be lieved, \n and  when  they  heard  that  the  L ord  had  paid \nat ten tion  to  them  and  that  he  had  seen  their \nmis ery ,  they  knelt  low  and wor shiped. MOSES CONFRONTS PHARAOH\n5 \nLat er, Mo ses  and Aar on  went  in  and  said \n to Pha raoh, \u201c This  is  what  the  L ord,  the  God \n of Is ra el,  says:  Let  my peo ple  go,  so  that  they \n may  hold  a fes ti val  for  me  in  the wil der ness.\u201d\n2  But Pha raoh re spond ed, \u201c Who  is  the  L ord \n that  I  should  obey  him  by let ting Is ra el  go? I \n don\u2019t  know a  the  L ord,  and be sides,  I  will  not \n let Is ra el  go.\u201d\n3  They an swered, \u201c The  God  of  the He brews \n has  met  with  us. Please  let  us  go  on  a three-\nday  trip  into  the wil der ness  so  that  we  may \nsac ri fice  to  the  L ord  our  God,  or  else  he  may \n strike  us  with  plague  or  sword.\u201d\n4  The  king  of  Egypt  said  to  them, \u201cMo ses \n and Aar on,  why  are  you caus ing  the peo ple  to \nne glect  their  work? Get  to  your la bor! \u201d 5 Pha-\nraoh  also  said, \u201c Look,  the peo ple  of  the  land \n are  so nu mer ous,  and  you  would  stop  them \n from  their la bor.\u201d\nFURTHER OPPRESSION OF ISRAEL\n6  That  day Pha raoh com mand ed  the over seers \n of  the peo ple  as  well  as  their fore men: 7 \u201c Don\u2019t \ncon tin ue  to sup ply  the peo ple  with  straw  for \nmak ing  bricks,  as be fore. They  must  go  and \ngath er  straw  for them selves.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 59, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What message did the Lord give to Aaron regarding Moses?\",\n    \"What request did Moses and Aaron make to Pharaoh?\",\n    \"How did Pharaoh respond to Moses and Aaron's request to let the Israelites go?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8  But re quire  the \n same quo ta  of  bricks  from  them  as  they  were \nmak ing be fore;  do  not re duce  it. For  they  are \nslackers  \u2014   that  is  why  they  are cry ing  out, \n\u2018 Let  us  go  and sac ri fice  to  our  God.\u2019 9 Im pose \nheavi er  work  on  the  men. Then  they  will  be \noc cu pied  with  it  and  not  pay at ten tion  to de-\ncep tive  words.\u201d\n10  So  the over seers  and fore men  of  the peo-\nple  went  out  and  said  to  them, \u201c This  is  what \nPha raoh  says: \u2018 I  am  not giv ing  you  straw . 11  Go \n get  straw your selves wher ev er  you  can  find \n it,  but  there  will  be  no reduction  at  all  in  your \nworkload.\u2019 \u201d 12  So  the peo ple scat tered through-\nout  the  land  of  Egypt  to gath er stub ble  for \n straw . 13  The over seers in sist ed, \u201cFin ish  your \nas signed  work  each  day ,  just  as  you  did  when \n straw  was pro vid ed.\u201d 14  Then  the Is ra el ite fore-\nmen,  whom Pha raoh\u2019s  slave driv ers  had  set \n over  the peo ple,  were beat en  and  asked, \u201c Why \n haven\u2019t  you fin ished mak ing  your pre scribed \nnum ber  of  bricks yes ter day  or to day ,  as  you \n did be fore? \u201d\n15  So  the Is ra el ite fore men  went  in  and  cried \n for  help  to Pha raoh: \u201c Why  are  you treat ing \n your ser vants  this  way? 16  No  straw  has  been \ngiv en  to  your ser vants,  yet  they  say  to  us, \u2018 Make \n bricks! \u2019  Look,  your ser vants  are be ing beat en, \n but  it  is  your  own peo ple  who  are  at  fault.\u201d\n17  But  he  said, \u201c You  are slackers. Slackers!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 59, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh require from the people regarding the quota of bricks?\",\n    \"What reason did the Israelites give to Pharaoh for not finishing their prescribed number of bricks?\",\n    \"How did Pharaoh respond to the complaints of the Israelite foremen?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "That  is  why  you  are say ing, \u2018 Let  us  go sac ri fice \n to  the  L ord.\u2019 18  Now  get  to  work. No  straw  will \n be giv en  to  you,  but  you  must pro duce  the \n same quan ti ty  of  bricks.\u201d\n19  The Is ra el ite fore men  saw  that  they  were \n in trou ble  when  they  were  told, \u201c You can not \nre duce  your dai ly quo ta  of  bricks.\u201d 20  When \n they  left Pha raoh,  they con front ed Mo ses \n and Aar on,  who  stood wait ing  to  meet  them. 21 \u201c May  the  L ord  take  note  of  you  and  judge,\u201d \n they  said  to  them, \u201cbe cause  you  have  made  us \n reek  to Pha raoh  and  his off  i cials  \u2014  put ting  a \n sword  in  their  hand  to  kill  us!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 59, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What were the Israelite foremen told they could not reduce?\",\n    \"Who did the Israelite foremen confront after leaving Pharaoh?\",\n    \"What did the Israelite foremen accuse Moses and Aaron of causing them to do?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n22  So Mo ses  went  back  to  the  L ord  and  asked, \n\u201c Lord,  why  have  you  caused trou ble  for  this \npeo ple? And  why  did  you  ever  send  me? 23  Ever \n since  I  went  in  to Pha raoh  to  speak  in  your \n name  he  has  caused trou ble  for  this peo ple, \n and  you  haven\u2019t res cued  your peo ple  at  all.\u201d\n6 \n But  the  L ord re plied  to Mo ses, \u201c Now  you \n will  see  what  I  will  do  to Pha raoh: be cause \n of  a  strong  hand  he  will  let  them  go,  and be-\ncause  of  a  strong  hand  he  will  drive  them  from \n his  land.\u201d\na 5:2 Or recognize\nEXODUS 4-6 50\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   50 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 59, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses ask the Lord regarding the troubles faced by the people?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to Moses' concerns about Pharaoh?\",\n    \"What will cause Pharaoh to let the people go, according to the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "GOD PROMISES FREEDOM\n2  Then  God  spoke  to Mo ses, tell ing  him, \u201c I  am \n the  L ord. 3  I ap peared  to Abra ham,  Isaac,  and \nJa cob  as  God Al mighty ,  but  I  was  not  known \n to  them  by  my  name \u2018 the  L ord.\u2019 a 4  I  also es tab-\nlished  my cov enant  with  them  to  give  them \n the  land  of Ca naan,  the  land  they  lived  in  as \n aliens. 5 Fur ther more,  I  have  heard  the groan-\ning  of  the Is ra el ites,  whom  the Egyp tians  are \nforc ing  to  work  as  slaves,  and  I  have re mem-\nbered  my cov enant. 6 \u201cThere fore  tell  the Is ra el ites:  I  am  the  L ord, \n and  I  will  bring  you  out  from  the  forced la bor \n of  the Egyp tians  and res cue  you  from slav ery \n to  them. I  will re deem  you  with  an out stretched \n arm  and  great  acts  of judg ment. 7  I  will  take \n you  as  my peo ple,  and  I  will  be  your  God. You \n will  know  that  I  am  the  L ord  your  God,  who \n brought  you  out  from  the  forced la bor  of  the \nEgyp tians. 8  I  will  bring  you  to  the  land  that  I \n swore b  to  give  to Abra ham,  Isaac,  and Ja cob, \n and  I  will  give  it  to  you  as  a pos ses sion. I  am \n the  L ord.\u201d 9 Mo ses  told  this  to  the Is ra el ites, \n but  they  did  not lis ten  to  him be cause  of  their \nbro ken spir it  and  hard la bor. 10  Then  the  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses, 11 \u201c Go  and \n tell Pha raoh  king  of  Egypt  to  let  the Is ra el ites \n go  from  his  land.\u201d\n12  But Mo ses  said  in  the  L ord\u2019 s pres ence: \u201c If \n the Is ra el ites  will  not lis ten  to  me,  then  how \n will Pha raoh lis ten  to  me,  since  I  am  such  a \n poor speak er? \u201d c 13  Then  the  L ord  spoke  to \nMo ses  and Aar on  and  gave  them com mands \ncon cern ing  both  the Is ra el ites  and Pha raoh \n king  of  Egypt  to  bring  the Is ra el ites  out  of  the \n land  of  Egypt. GENEALOGY OF MOSES AND AARON\n14  These  are  the  heads  of  their fa thers\u2019 fam i lies:\n  The sons of Reuben, the firstborn \nof Israel:\n  Hanoch and Pallu, Hezron and Carmi. These are the clans of Reuben.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 60, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What covenant did God establish with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?\",\n    \"Why did the Israelites not listen to Moses?\",\n    \"What did God promise to do for the Israelites in Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20 Amram married his father\u2019s sister \nJochebed,\n  and she bore him Aaron and Moses. Amram lived 137 years. 21 The sons of Izhar:\n  Korah, Nepheg, and Zichri.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 60, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did Amram marry?\",\n    \"How many years did Amram live?\",\n    \"Who were the children of Amram?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 The sons of Uzziel:\n  Mishael, Elzaphan, and Sithri. 23 Aaron married Elisheba,\n  daughter of Amminadab and sister \nof Nahshon. She bore him Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar \nand Ithamar. 24 The sons of Korah:\n  Assir, Elkanah, and Abiasaph. These are the clans of the Korahites. 25 Aaron\u2019s son Eleazar married\n  one of the daughters of Putiel,\n  and she bore him Phinehas. These are the heads of the Levite \nfamilies by their clans. 26  It  was  this Aar on  and Mo ses  whom  the \n L ord  told, \u201c Bring  the Is ra el ites  out  of  the  land \n of  Egypt ac cord ing  to  their mil i tary di vi sions.\u201d \n27 Mo ses  and Aar on  were  the  ones  who  spoke \n to Pha raoh  king  of  Egypt  in or der  to  bring  the \nIs ra el ites  out  of  Egypt. MOSES AND AARON BEFORE PHARAOH\n28  On  the  day  the  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses  in  the \n land  of  Egypt, 29  he  said  to  him, \u201c I  am  the  L ord; \n tell Pha raoh  king  of  Egypt ev ery thing  I  am \ntell ing  you.\u201d\n30  But Mo ses re plied  in  the  L ord\u2019 s pres ence, \n\u201c Since  I  am  such  a  poor speak er,  how  will Pha-\nraoh lis ten  to  me? \u201d\n7 \n The  L ord an swered Mo ses, \u201c See,  I  have  made \n you  like  God  to Pha raoh,  and Aar on  your \nbroth er  will  be  your proph et.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 60, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who were the sons of Uzziel mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did the Lord command Moses and Aaron to do regarding the Israelites?\",\n    \"How did Moses express his concern about speaking to Pharaoh?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "what ev er  I com mand  you;  then Aar on  your \nbroth er  must de clare  it  to Pha raoh  so  that  he \n will  let  the Is ra el ites  go  from  his  land. 3  But \n I  will hard en Pha raoh\u2019s  heart  and mul ti ply \n my  signs  and won ders  in  the  land  of  Egypt. 4 Pha raoh  will  not lis ten  to  you,  but  I  will  put \n my  hand  into  Egypt  and  bring  the mil i tary \ndi vi sions  of  my peo ple  the Is ra el ites  out  of \n the  land  of  Egypt  by  great  acts  of judg ment. 5  The Egyp tians  will  know  that  I  am  the  L ord \n when  I  stretch  out  my  hand  against  Egypt  and \n bring  out  the Is ra el ites  from  among  them.\u201d\n6  So Mo ses  and Aar on  did  this;  they  did  just \n as  the  L ord com mand ed  them. 7 Mo ses  was \n eighty  years  old  and Aar on eighty-three  when \n they  spoke  to Pha raoh. 8  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses  and Aar on, 9 \u201c When \nPha raoh  tells  you, \u2018Per form  a mir a cle,\u2019  tell \nAar on, \u2018 Take  your  staff  and  throw  it  down \nbe fore Pha raoh. It  will be come  a ser pent.\u2019 \u201d \n10  So Mo ses  and Aar on  went  in  to Pha raoh  and \n did  just  as  the  L ord  had com mand ed. Aar on \n threw  down  his  staff be fore Pha raoh  and  his \noff  i cials,  and  it be came  a ser pent. 11  But  then \nPha raoh  called  the  wise  men  and sor cer ers  \n\u2014   the ma gi cians  of  Egypt,  and  they  also  did \n the  same  thing  by  their oc cult prac tic es. 12  Each \n one  threw  down  his  staff,  and  it be came  a ser-\npent.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 61, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What command did the Lord give to Moses and Aaron regarding Pharaoh?\",\n    \"How old were Moses and Aaron when they spoke to Pharaoh?\",\n    \"What was the result of Aaron throwing down his staff before Pharaoh?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "But Aar on\u2019s  staff swal lowed  their  staffs. 13 How ev er, Pha raoh\u2019s  heart  was  hard,  and  he \n did  not lis ten  to  them,  as  the  L ord  had  said. THE FIRST PLAGUE: WATER TURNED TO BLOOD\n14  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201cPha raoh\u2019s \n heart  is  hard:  He re fus es  to  let  the peo ple  go. 15  Go  to Pha raoh  in  the morn ing.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 61, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh refuse to do according to the Lord?\",\n    \"What happened to Aaron's staff in the presence of Pharaoh?\",\n    \"Who told Moses about Pharaoh's hardened heart?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Take  in  your \n hand  the  staff  that  turned  into  a  snake. 16  Tell \n him:  The  L ord,  the  God  of  the He brews,  has \n sent  me  to  tell  you:  Let  my peo ple  go,  so  that \n they  may wor ship a  me  in  the wil der ness,  but \n so  far  you  have  not lis tened. 17  This  is  what  the \n L ord  says:  Here  is  how  you  will  know  that  I \n am  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 61, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the staff that turned into a snake?\",\n    \"Who sent the message to let the people go?\",\n    \"What does the Lord say will be a sign of His authority?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Watch. I  am  about  to  strike  the \nwa ter  in  the  Nile  with  the  staff  in  my  hand, \n and  it  will  turn  to  blood. 18  The  fish  in  the  Nile \n will  die,  the riv er  will  stink,  and  the Egyp tians \n will  be un able  to  drink wa ter  from  it.\u201d\n19  So  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Tell Aar on:  Take \n your  staff  and  stretch  out  your  hand  over  the \nwa ters  of  Egypt  \u2014   over  their riv ers, ca nals, \n ponds,  and  all  their wa ter res er voirs  \u2014   and \n they  will be come  blood. There  will  be  blood \nthrough out  the  land  of  Egypt,  even  in wood en \n and  stone con tain ers.\u201d\n20 Mo ses  and Aar on  did  just  as  the  L ord  had \ncom mand ed;  in  the  sight  of Pha raoh  and  his \noff  i cials,  he  raised  the  staff  and  struck  the \nwa ter  in  the  Nile,  and  all  the wa ter  in  the  Nile \n was  turned  to  blood. 21  The  fish  in  the  Nile  died, \n and  the riv er  smelled  so  bad  the Egyp tians \n could  not  drink wa ter  from  it. There  was  blood \nthrough out  the  land  of  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 61, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the staff of Moses turn the water in the Nile into?\",\n    \"What effect did the water turning to blood have on the fish in the Nile?\",\n    \"What were the Egyptians unable to do as a result of the water turning to blood?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22  But  the ma gi cians  of  Egypt  did  the  same \n thing  by  their oc cult prac tic es. So Pha raoh\u2019s \n heart  was  hard,  and  he  would  not lis ten  to \n them,  as  the  L ord  had  said. 23 Pha raoh  turned \n around,  went  into  his pal ace,  and  didn\u2019t  take \n even  this  to  heart. 24  All  the Egyp tians  dug \n around  the  Nile  for wa ter  to  drink be cause \n they  could  not  drink  the wa ter  from  the riv-\ner. 25 Sev en  days  passed af ter  the  L ord  struck \n the  Nile. THE SECOND PLAGUE: FROGS\n8 \n Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Go  in  to \nPha raoh  and  tell  him:  This  is  what  the  L ord \n says:  Let  my peo ple  go,  so  that  they  may wor-\nship  me. 2  But  if  you re fuse  to  let  them  go,  then \n I  will  plague  all  your ter ri to ry  with  frogs. 3  The \n Nile  will  swarm  with  frogs;  they  will  come  up \n and  go  into  your pal ace,  into  your bed room \n and  on  your  bed,  into  the hous es  of  your of-\nfi cials  and  your peo ple,  and  into  your ov ens \n and knead ing  bowls. 4  The  frogs  will  come  up \n on  you,  your peo ple,  and  all  your off  i cials.\u201d\n5  The  L ord  then  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Tell Aar on: \n Stretch  out  your  hand  with  your  staff  over  the \nriv ers, ca nals,  and  ponds,  and  cause  the  frogs \n to  come  up  onto  the  land  of  Egypt.\u201d 6  When \nAar on  stretched  out  his  hand  over  the wa ters \n of  Egypt,  the  frogs  came  up  and cov ered  the \n land  of  Egypt. 7  But  the ma gi cians  did  the  same \n thing  by  their oc cult prac tic es  and  brought \n frogs  up  onto  the  land  of  Egypt. 8 Pha raoh sum moned Mo ses  and Aar on  and \n said, \u201c Ap peal  to  the  L ord  to re move  the  frogs \n from  me  and  my peo ple. Then  I  will  let  the \npeo ple  go  and  they  can sac ri fice  to  the  L ord.\u201d\n9 Mo ses  said  to Pha raoh, \u201c You  may  have  the \nhon or  of choos ing. When  should  I ap peal  on \nbe half  of  you,  your off  i cials,  and  your peo ple, \n that  the  frogs  be tak en  away  from  you  and \n your hous es,  and re main  only  in  the  Nile? \u201d\n10 \u201cTo mor row ,\u201d  he an swered.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 61, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the magicians of Egypt do in response to the Lord's plague of frogs?\",\n    \"What did Pharaoh request Moses and Aaron to do regarding the frogs?\",\n    \"How long did the Egyptians dig around the Nile for water after the Lord struck the Nile?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Mo ses re plied, \u201c As  you  have  said,  so  that  you \n may  know  there  is  no  one  like  the  L ord  our \n God, 11  the  frogs  will  go  away  from  you,  your \nhous es,  your off  i cials,  and  your peo ple. The \n frogs  will re main  only  in  the  Nile.\u201d 12 Af ter Mo-\nses  and Aar on  went  out  from Pha raoh, Mo ses \n cried  out  to  the  L ord  for  help con cern ing  the \n frogs  that  he  had  brought  against Pha raoh. 13  The  L ord  did  as Mo ses  had  said:  the  frogs  in \n the hous es, court yards,  and  fields  died. 14  They \n piled  them  in count less  heaps,  and  there  was  a \nter ri ble  odor  in  the  land.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 62, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses say would happen to the frogs as a sign of the Lord's power?\",\n    \"What happened to the frogs after Moses cried out to the Lord?\",\n    \"What was the result of the frogs dying in the land?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  sign \n will  take  place to mor row .\u201d\n24  And  the  L ord  did  this. Thick  swarms  of \n flies  went  into Pha raoh\u2019s pal ace  and  his off  i-\ncials\u2019 hous es. Through out  Egypt  the  land  was \nru ined be cause  of  the  swarms  of  flies. 25  Then \nPha raoh sum moned Mo ses  and Aar on  and  said, \n\u201c Go sac ri fice  to  your  God with in  the coun try .\u201d\n26  But Mo ses  said, \u201c It  would  not  be  right f  to \n do  that, be cause  what  we  will sac ri fice  to  the \n L ord  our  God  is de test able  to  the Egyp tians. If \n we sac ri fice  what  the Egyp tians de test  in  front \n of  them,  won\u2019t  they  stone  us? 27  We  must  go  a \ndis tance  of  three  days  into  the wil der ness  and \nsac ri fice  to  the  L ord  our  God  as  he in structs  us.\u201d\n28 Pha raoh re spond ed, \u201c I  will  let  you  go  and \nsac ri fice  to  the  L ord  your  God  in  the wil der-\nness,  but  don\u2019t  go  very  far. Make  an ap peal \n for  me.\u201d\n29 \u201c As  soon  as  I  leave  you,\u201d Mo ses  said, \u201c I  will \nap peal  to  the  L ord,  and to mor row  the  swarms \n of  flies  will de part  from Pha raoh,  his off  i cials, \n and  his peo ple. But Pha raoh  must  not  act de-\ncep tive ly  again  by re fus ing  to  let  the peo ple \n go  and sac ri fice  to  the  L ord.\u201d 30  Then Mo ses \n left Pha raoh\u2019s pres ence  and ap pealed  to  the \n L ord. 31  The  L ord  did  as Mo ses  had  said:  He \nre moved  the  swarms  of  flies  from Pha raoh, \n his off  i cials,  and  his peo ple;  not  one  was  left. 32  But Pha raoh hard ened  his  heart  this  time \n also  and  did  not  let  the peo ple  go. THE FIFTH PLAGUE: DEATH OF LIVESTOCK\n9 \n Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Go  in  to Pha-\nraoh  and  say  to  him:  This  is  what  the  L ord, \n the  God  of  the He brews,  says:  Let  my peo ple  go, \n so  that  they  may wor ship  me. 2  But  if  you re fuse \n to  let  them  go  and  keep hold ing  them, 3  then  the \n L ord\u2019 s  hand  will  bring  a se vere  plague  against \n your live stock  in  the  field  \u2014   the hors es, don-\nkeys, cam els,  herds,  and  flocks. 4  But  the  L ord \n will  make  a dis tinc tion be tween  the live stock  of \nIs ra el  and  the live stock  of  Egypt,  so  that noth ing \n of  all  that  the Is ra el ites  own  will  die.\u201d 5  And  the \n L ord  set  a  time, say ing, \u201cTo mor row  the  L ord \n will  do  this  thing  in  the  land.\u201d 6  The  L ord  did \n this  the  next  day . All  the Egyp tian live stock \n died,  but  none  among  the Is ra el ite live stock \n died. 7 Pha raoh  sent mes sen gers  who  saw  that \n not  a sin gle  one  of  the Is ra el ite live stock  was \n dead.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 62, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh summon Moses and Aaron to do?\",\n    \"What distinction did the Lord make regarding the livestock during the plague?\",\n    \"What happened to the Egyptian livestock as a result of the plague?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then  you  will  know \n there  is  no  one  like  me  on  the  whole  earth. 15  By  now  I  could  have  stretched  out  my  hand \n and  struck  you  and  your peo ple  with  a  plague, \n and  you  would  have  been oblit er at ed  from  the \n earth. 16 How ev er,  I  have  let  you  live  for  this \npur pose:  to  show  you  my pow er  and  to  make \n my  name  known  on  the  whole  earth. 17  You  are \n still act ing ar ro gant ly  against b  my peo ple  by \n not let ting  them  go. 18 To mor row  at  this  time \n I  will  rain  down  the  worst  hail  that  has  ever \noc curred  in  Egypt  from  the  day  it  was found-\ned un til  now . 19 There fore  give or ders  to  bring \n your live stock  and  all  that  you  have  in  the  field \n into shel ters. Ev ery per son  and an i mal  that \n is  in  the  field  and  not  brought in side  will  die \n when  the  hail  falls  on  them.\u201d 20  Those  among \nPha raoh\u2019s off  i cials  who  feared  the  word  of \n the  L ord  made  their ser vants  and live stock \n flee  to shel ters, 21  but  those  who  didn\u2019t  take \n to  heart  the  L ord\u2019 s  word  left  their ser vants \n and live stock  in  the  field. 22  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Stretch  out \n your  hand to ward heav en  and  let  there  be  hail \nthrough out  the  land  of  Egypt  \u2014   on peo ple  and \nan i mals  and ev ery  plant  of  the  field  in  the  land \n of  Egypt.\u201d 23  So Mo ses  stretched  out  his  staff  \nto ward heav en,  and  the  L ord  sent thun der \n and  hail. Light ning  struck  the  land,  and  the \n L ord  rained  hail  on  the  land  of  Egypt. 24  The \n hail,  with light ning flash ing  through  it,  was \n so se vere  that noth ing  like  it  had oc curred \n in  the  land  of  Egypt  since  it  had be come  a \nna tion. 25 Through out  the  land  of  Egypt,  the \n hail  struck  down ev ery thing  in  the  field,  both \npeo ple  and an i mals. The  hail  beat  down ev ery \n plant  of  the  field  and shat tered ev ery  tree  in \n the  field. 26  The  only  place  it  didn\u2019t  hail  was  in \n the  land  of Go shen,  where  the Is ra el ites  were. 27 Pha raoh  sent  for Mo ses  and Aar on.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 63, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the purpose of allowing Pharaoh to live according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What specific event did the Lord predict would happen the next day in Egypt?\",\n    \"What was the outcome of the hailstorm described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c I  have \n sinned  this  time,\u201d  he  said  to  them. \u201c The  L ord \n is  the righ teous  one,  and  I  and  my peo ple  are \n the  guilty  ones. 28  Make  an ap peal  to  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 63, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "There  has  been  enough  of  God\u2019s thun der  and \n hail. I  will  let  you  go;  you  don\u2019t  need  to  stay \n any lon ger.\u201d\n29 Mo ses  said  to  him, \u201c When  I  have  left  the \n city ,  I  will  spread  out  my  hands  to  the  L ord. The thun der  will  cease,  and  there  will  be  no \n more  hail,  so  that  you  may  know  the  earth c \nbe longs  to  the  L ord. 30  But  as  for  you  and  your \noff  i cials,  I  know  that  you  still  do  not  fear  the \n L ord  God.\u201d\n31  The  flax  and  the bar ley  were de stroyed \nbe cause  the bar ley  was  ripe d  and  the  flax  was \nbud ding, 32  but  the  wheat  and  the  spelt  were \n not de stroyed  since  they  are lat er  crops. e\n33 Mo ses  left Pha raoh  and  the  city ,  and  spread \n out  his  hands  to  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 63, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses say he would do when he left the city?\",\n    \"Which crops were destroyed by the hail according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does Moses indicate about Pharaoh and his officials' fear of the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then  the thun der  and \n hail  ceased,  and  rain  no lon ger  poured  down \n on  the  land. 34  When Pha raoh  saw  that  the  rain, \n hail,  and thun der  had  ceased,  he  sinned  again \n and hard ened  his  heart,  he  and  his off  i cials. 35  So Pha raoh\u2019s  heart  was  hard,  and  he  did \n not  let  the Is ra el ites  go,  as  the  L ord  had  said \n through Mo ses. THE EIGHTH PLAGUE: LOCUSTS\n10 \n Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Go  to Pha-\nraoh,  for  I  have hard ened  his  heart  and \n the  hearts  of  his off  i cials  so  that  I  may  do  these \nmi rac u lous  signs  of  mine  among  them, f 2  and \n so  that  you  may  tell g  your  son  and grand son \n how se vere ly  I  dealt  with  the Egyp tians  and \nper formed mi rac u lous  signs  among  them, \n and  you  will  know  that  I  am  the  L ord.\u201d\n3  So Mo ses  and Aar on  went  in  to Pha raoh \n and  told  him, \u201c This  is  what  the  L ord,  the  God \n of  the He brews,  says:  How  long  will  you re-\nfuse  to hum ble your self be fore  me? Let  my \npeo ple  go,  that  they  may wor ship  me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 63, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh do after the rain, hail, and thunder ceased?\",\n    \"Who did the Lord instruct to go to Pharaoh?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of the miraculous signs mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4  But  if \n you re fuse  to  let  my peo ple  go,  then to mor row \n I  will  bring lo custs  into  your ter ri to ry . 5  They \n will cov er  the sur face  of  the  land  so  that  no \na 9:14 Lit plagues to your heart   b 9:17 Or still obstructing   c 9:29 Or land   d 9:31 Lit was ears of grain   e 9:32 Lit are late   \nf 10:1 Lit mine in his midst   g 10:2 Lit tell in the ears of\nEXODUS 9-10 54\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   54 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 63, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " one  will  be  able  to  see  the  land. They  will  eat \n the re main der  left  to  you  that es caped  the \n hail;  they  will  eat ev ery  tree  you  have grow-\ning  in  the  fields. 6  They  will  fill  your hous es, \n all  your off  i cials\u2019 hous es,  and  the hous es  of \n all  the Egyp tians  \u2014  some thing  your fa thers \n and grandfathers nev er  saw  since  the  time \n they oc cu pied  the  land un til to day .\u201d  Then  he \n turned  and  left Pha raoh\u2019s pres ence. 7 Pha raoh\u2019s off  i cials  asked  him, \u201c How  long \n must  this  man  be  a  snare  to  us? Let  the  men  go, \n so  that  they  may wor ship  the  L ord  their  God. Don\u2019t  you re al ize  yet  that  Egypt  is dev as tat ed? \u201d\n8  So Mo ses  and Aar on  were  brought  back \n to Pha raoh. \u201c Go, wor ship  the  L ord  your  God,\u201d \nPha raoh  said. \u201c But ex act ly  who  will  be go ing? \u201d\n9 Mo ses re plied, \u201c We  will  go  with  our  young \n and  with  our  old;  we  will  go  with  our  sons  and \n with  our daugh ters,  with  our  flocks  and  with \n our  herds be cause  we  must  hold  the  L ord\u2019 s \nfes ti val.\u201d\n10  He  said  to  them, \u201c The  Lord  would  have  to  be \n with  you  if  I  would  ever  let  you  and  your fam i-\nlies  go! Look  out  \u2014   you\u2019re head ing  for trou ble.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the people eat that escaped the hail?\",\n    \"What did Pharaoh's officials express concern about?\",\n    \"Who does Moses say will go to worship the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11  No,  go  \u2014   just able-bodied  men  \u2014  wor ship \n the  L ord,  since  that\u2019s  what  you  want.\u201d  And \n they  were driv en  from Pha raoh\u2019s pres ence. 12  The  L ord  then  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Stretch  out \n your  hand  over  the  land  of  Egypt,  and  the lo-\ncusts  will  come  up  over  it  and  eat ev ery  plant \n in  the  land, ev ery thing  that  the  hail  left.\u201d 13  So \nMo ses  stretched  out  his  staff  over  the  land  of \n Egypt,  and  the  L ord  sent  an  east  wind  over \n the  land  all  that  day  and  through  the  night. By morn ing  the  east  wind  had  brought  in  the \nlo custs. 14  The lo custs  went  up  over  the en tire \n land  of  Egypt  and set tled  on  the  whole ter ri to ry \n of  Egypt. Nev er be fore  had  there  been  such  a \n large num ber  of lo custs,  and  there nev er  will \n be  again. 15  They cov ered  the sur face  of  the \n whole  land  so  that  the  land  was  black,  and \n they con sumed  all  the  plants  on  the  ground \n and  all  the  fruit  on  the  trees  that  the  hail  had \n left. Noth ing  green  was  left  on  the  trees  or  the \n plants  in  the  field through out  the  land  of  Egypt. 16 Pha raoh ur gent ly  sent  for Mo ses  and Aar-\non  and  said, \u201c I  have  sinned  against  the  L ord \n your  God  and  against  you. 17  Please for give \n my  sin  once  more  and  make  an ap peal  to  the \n L ord  your  God,  so  that  he  will  just  take  this \n death  away  from  me.\u201d 18 Mo ses  left Pha raoh\u2019s \npres ence  and ap pealed  to  the  L ord. 19  Then \n the  L ord  changed  the  wind  to  a  strong  west a \n wind,  and  it car ried  off  the lo custs  and  blew \n them  into  the  Red  Sea. Not  a sin gle lo cust  was \n left  in  all  the ter ri to ry  of  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord command Moses to do over the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What was the result of the locusts settling over Egypt?\",\n    \"How did Pharaoh respond after the locusts consumed the plants and fruits?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  But  the  L ord \nhard ened Pha raoh\u2019s  heart,  and  he  did  not  let \n the Is ra el ites  go. THE NINTH PLAGUE: DARKNESS\n21  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Stretch  out \n your  hand to ward heav en,  and  there  will  be \ndark ness  over  the  land  of  Egypt,  a dark ness \n that  can  be  felt.\u201d 22  So Mo ses  stretched  out \n his  hand to ward heav en,  and  there  was  thick \ndark ness through out  the  land  of  Egypt  for \n three  days. 23  One per son  could  not  see an-\noth er,  and  for  three  days  they  did  not  move \n from  where  they  were.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What did the Lord instruct Moses to do in order to bring darkness over Egypt?\", \"How long did the darkness last in the land of Egypt?\", \"What was the nature of the darkness described in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Yet  all  the Is ra el ites \n had  light  where  they  lived. 24 Pha raoh sum moned Mo ses  and  said, \u201c Go, \nwor ship  the  L ord. Even  your fam i lies  may  go \n with  you;  only  your  flocks  and  herds  must \n stay be hind.\u201d\n25 Mo ses re spond ed, \u201c You  must  also  let  us \n have b sac ri fic es  and  burnt off  er ings  to pre-\npare  for  the  L ord  our  God. 26  Even  our live-\nstock  must  go  with  us;  not  a  hoof  will  be  left \nbe hind be cause  we  will  take  some  of  them  to \nwor ship  the  L ord  our  God. We  will  not  know \n what  we  will  use  to wor ship  the  L ord un til \n we  get  there.\u201d\n27  But  the  L ord hard ened Pha raoh\u2019s  heart, \n and  he  was un will ing  to  let  them  go.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses request from Pharaoh regarding the livestock?\",\n    \"What was Pharaoh's response to Moses' request to worship the Lord?\",\n    \"How did the Lord influence Pharaoh's decision regarding the Israelites' departure?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "28 Pha-\nraoh  said  to  him, \u201c Leave  me! Make  sure  you \nnev er  see  my  face  again,  for  on  the  day  you \n see  my  face,  you  will  die.\u201d\n29 \u201c As  you  have  said,\u201d Mo ses re plied, \u201c I  will \nnev er  see  your  face  again.\u201d\nTHE TENTH PLAGUE: DEATH OF THE FIRSTBORN\n11 \n The  L ord  said c  to Mo ses, \u201c I  will  bring  one \n more  plague  on Pha raoh  and  on  Egypt. Af ter  that,  he  will  let  you  go  from  here.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh tell Moses regarding seeing his face again?\",\n    \"What did Moses promise Pharaoh in response to his statement?\",\n    \"What did the Lord say to Moses about the plagues on Pharaoh and Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When \n he  lets  you  go, d  he  will  drive  you  out  of  here. 2  Now an nounce  to  the peo ple  that  both  men \n and wom en  should  ask  their neigh bors  for \nsil ver  and  gold items.\u201d 3  The  L ord  gave e  the \npeo ple fa vor  with  the Egyp tians. In ad di tion, \nMo ses him self  was  very high ly re gard ed f  in \n the  land  of  Egypt  by g Pha raoh\u2019s off  i cials  and \n the peo ple. 4  So Mo ses  said, \u201c This  is  what  the  L ord  says: \n About mid night  I  will  go through out  Egypt, \na 10:19 Lit sea   b 10:25 Lit also give in our hand   c 11:1 Or had said   d 11:1 Or go, it will be finished \u2014   e 11:3 Or had given   \nf 11:3 Lit was very great   g 11:3 Or in the eyes of\n 55 EXODUS 10-11\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   55 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 64, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord instruct the people to ask their neighbors for?\",\n    \"How was Moses regarded in the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"When did the Lord say He would go throughout Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5  and ev ery first born  male  in  the  land  of  Egypt \n will  die,  from  the first born  of Pha raoh  who  sits \n on  his  throne  to  the first born  of  the ser vant \n girl  who  is  at  the grindstones,  as  well  as ev ery \nfirst born  of  the live stock. 6  Then  there  will  be \n a  great  cry  of an guish  through  all  the  land  of \n Egypt  such  as nev er  was be fore  or  ever  will  be \n again.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to every first born male in the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What type of cry will there be throughout the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"Is the mourning in Egypt described as unprecedented?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7  But  against  all  the Is ra el ites, wheth er \npeo ple  or an i mals,  not  even  a  dog  will snarl, a \n so  that  you  may  know  that  the  L ord  makes \n a dis tinc tion be tween  Egypt  and Is ra el. 8  All \n these off  i cials  of  yours  will  come  down  to  me \n and  bow be fore  me, say ing:  Get  out,  you  and \n all  the peo ple  who fol low  you. b Af ter  that,  I \n will  get  out.\u201d  And  he  went  out  from Pha raoh\u2019s \npres ence fierce ly an gry . 9  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201cPha raoh  will \n not lis ten  to  you,  so  that  my won ders  may  be \nmul ti plied  in  the  land  of  Egypt.\u201d 10 Mo ses  and \nAar on  did  all  these won ders be fore Pha raoh, \n but  the  L ord hard ened Pha raoh\u2019s  heart,  and  he \n would  not  let  the Is ra el ites  go  out  of  his  land. INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PASSOVER\n12 \n The  L ord  said  to Mo ses  and Aar on  in \n the  land  of  Egypt: 2 \u201c This  month  is  to  be \n the be gin ning  of  months  for  you;  it  is  the  first \n month  of  your  year. 3  Tell  the  whole com mu ni ty \n of Is ra el  that  on  the  tenth  day  of  this  month \n they  must  each se lect  an an i mal  of  the  flock \nac cord ing  to  their fa thers\u2019 fam i lies,  one an i mal \n per fam i ly .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What distinction does the Lord make between Egypt and Israel according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What instructions are given to the community of Israel regarding selecting an animal?\",\n    \"What was Pharaoh's response to Moses and Aaron's wonders?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4  If  the house hold  is  too  small  for  a \n whole an i mal,  that per son  and  the neigh bor \nnear est  his  house  are  to se lect  one  based  on \n the com bined num ber  of peo ple;  you  should \napportion  the an i mal ac cord ing  to  what  each \n will  eat. 5  You  must  have  an un blem ished an-\ni mal,  a year-old  male;  you  may  take  it  from \nei ther  the  sheep  or  the  goats. 6  You  are  to  keep  it \nun til  the four teenth  day  of  this  month;  then  the \n whole as sem bly  of  the com mu ni ty  of Is ra el  will \nslaugh ter  the an i mals  at twi light. 7  They  must \n take  some  of  the  blood  and  put  it  on  the  two \ndoor posts  and  the lintel  of  the hous es  where \n they  eat  them. 8  They  are  to  eat  the  meat  that \n night;  they  should  eat  it, roast ed  over  the  fire \n along  with un leav ened  bread  and bit ter  herbs. 9  Do  not  eat  any  of  it  raw  or  cooked  in boil ing c \nwa ter,  but  only roast ed  over  fire  \u2014   its  head  as \n well  as  its  legs  and in ner organs. 10  You  must \n not  leave  any  of  it un til morn ing;  any  part  of \n it  left un til morn ing  you  must  burn.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What type of animal must be selected according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How should the meat of the animal be prepared for consumption?\",\n    \"What must be done with the blood of the animal during the ritual described?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11  Here  is \n how  you  must  eat  it:  You  must  be  dressed  for \ntrav el, d  your san dals  on  your  feet,  and  your \n staff  in  your  hand. You  are  to  eat  it  in  a hur ry; \n it  is  the  L ord\u2019 s Pass over. 12 \u201c I  will  pass  through  the  land  of  Egypt  on \n that  night  and  strike ev ery first born  male  in \n the  land  of  Egypt,  both peo ple  and an i mals. I \n am  the  L ord;  I  will ex e cute judg ments  against \n all  the  gods  of  Egypt. 13  The  blood  on  the hous es \n where  you  are stay ing  will  be  a dis tin guish-\ning  mark  for  you;  when  I  see  the  blood,  I  will \n pass  over  you. No  plague  will  be  among  you \n to de stroy  you  when  I  strike  the  land  of  Egypt. 14 \u201c This  day  is  to  be  a me mo ri al  for  you,  and \n you  must cel e brate  it  as  a fes ti val  to  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must the people wear while eating the Passover meal?\",\n    \"What will happen to the firstborn males in the land of Egypt on that night?\",\n    \"What will the blood on the houses signify during the event described?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You  are  to cel e brate  it through out  your gen-\ner a tions  as  a per ma nent stat ute. 15  You  must \n eat un leav ened  bread  for sev en  days. On  the \n first  day  you  must re move  yeast  from  your \nhous es. Who ev er  eats  what  is leav ened  from \n the  first  day  through  the sev enth  day  must  be \n cut  off  from Is ra el. 16  You  are  to  hold  a sa cred \nas sem bly  on  the  first  day  and an oth er sa cred \nas sem bly  on  the sev enth  day . No  work  may  be \n done  on  those  days ex cept  for pre par ing  what \npeo ple  need  to  eat  \u2014   you  may  do  only  that. 17 \u201c You  are  to ob serve  the Fes ti val  of Un leav-\nened  Bread be cause  on  this  very  day  I  brought \n your mil i tary di vi sions  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt. You  must ob serve  this  day through out  your \ngen er a tions  as  a per ma nent stat ute. 18  You  are \n to  eat un leav ened  bread  in  the  first  month, \n from  the eve ning  of  the four teenth  day  of  the \n month un til  the eve ning  of  the twenty-first \n day . 19  Yeast  must  not  be  found  in  your hous-\nes  for sev en  days. If any one  eats some thing \nleav ened,  that per son, wheth er  a res i dent \n alien  or na tive  of  the  land,  must  be  cut  off  \n from  the com mu ni ty  of Is ra el. 20  Do  not  eat \nany thing leav ened;  eat un leav ened  bread  in \n all  your  homes.\u201d e\n21  Then Mo ses sum moned  all  the el ders  of \nIs ra el  and  said  to  them, \u201c Go, se lect  an an i mal \n from  the  flock ac cord ing  to  your fam i lies, \n and slaugh ter  the Pass over an i mal. 22  Take \n a clus ter  of hys sop,  dip  it  in  the  blood  that \n is  in  the ba sin,  and  brush  the lintel  and  the \n two door posts  with  some  of  the  blood  in  the \nba sin.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must be removed from houses on the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread?\",\n    \"For how many days must un leavened bread be eaten during the Festival of Unleavened Bread?\",\n    \"What consequence is stated for anyone who eats leavened bread during the Festival of Unleavened Bread?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "None  of  you  may  go  out  the  door  of  his \n house un til morn ing. 23  When  the  L ord pass es \n through  to  strike  Egypt  and  sees  the  blood  on \n the lintel  and  the  two door posts,  he  will  pass \na 11:7 Lit point its tongue   b 11:8 Lit people at your feet   c 12:9 Or or boiled at all in   d 12:11 Lit must have your waist girded   \ne 12:20 Or settlements\nEXODUS 11-12 56\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   56 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 65, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "26  When  your chil dren  ask  you, \u2018 What \n does  this cer e mo ny  mean  to  you? \u2019 27  you  are  to \nre ply , \u2018 It  is  the Pass over sac ri fice  to  the  L ord, \n for  he  passed  over  the hous es  of  the Is ra el ites \n in  Egypt  when  he  struck  the Egyp tians  and \n spared  our  homes.\u2019 \u201d  So  the peo ple  knelt  low \n and wor shiped. 28  Then  the Is ra el ites  went \n and  did  this;  they  did  just  as  the  L ord  had \ncom mand ed Mo ses  and Aar on. THE EXODUS\n29  Now  at mid night  the  L ord  struck ev ery \nfirst born  male  in  the  land  of  Egypt,  from  the \nfirst born  of Pha raoh  who  sat  on  his  throne  to \n the first born  of  the pris on er  who  was  in  the \ndun geon,  and ev ery first born  of  the live stock. 30 Dur ing  the  night Pha raoh  got  up,  he  along \n with  all  his off  i cials  and  all  the Egyp tians,  and \n there  was  a  loud wail ing through out  Egypt \nbe cause  there  wasn\u2019t  a  house with out some-\none  dead. 31  He sum moned Mo ses  and Aar on \ndur ing  the  night  and  said, \u201c Get  out im me di ate ly \n from  among  my peo ple,  both  you  and  the Is-\nra el ites,  and  go, wor ship  the  L ord  as  you  have \n said. 32  Take  even  your  flocks  and  your  herds \n as  you  asked  and  leave,  and  also  bless  me.\u201d\n33  Now  the Egyp tians pressured  the peo-\nple  in or der  to  send  them quick ly  out  of  the \ncoun try ,  for  they  said, \u201c We\u2019re  all go ing  to  die! \u201d \n34  So  the peo ple  took  their  dough be fore  it  was \nleav ened,  with  their knead ing  bowls  wrapped \n up  in  their  clothes  on  their shoul ders. 35  The Is ra el ites act ed  on Moses\u2019s  word  and \n asked  the Egyp tians  for sil ver  and  gold items \n and  for cloth ing. 36  And  the  L ord  gave  the peo-\nple  such fa vor  with  the Egyp tians  that  they \n gave  them  what  they re quest ed. In  this  way \n they plun dered  the Egyp tians. 37  The Is ra el ites trav eled  from Ram e ses  to \nSuc coth,  about  six hun dred thou sand able-bod-\nied  men  on  foot, be sides  their fam i lies. 38  A \n mixed  crowd  also  went  up  with  them,  along \n with  a  huge num ber  of live stock,  both  flocks \n and  herds. 39  The peo ple  baked  the  dough  they \n had  brought  out  of  Egypt  into un leav ened \n loaves,  since  it  had  no  yeast;  for  when  they  were \ndriv en  out  of  Egypt,  they  could  not de lay  and \n had  not pre pared pro vi sions  for them selves. 40  The  time  that  the Is ra el ites  lived  in  Egypt a \n was  430  years.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 66, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Israelites do with their dough before leaving Egypt?\",\n    \"How many able-bodied men traveled from Ramesses to Succoth?\",\n    \"What reason did the Egyptians have for pressuring the Israelites to leave quickly?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "41  At  the  end  of  430  years,  on \n that  same  day ,  all  the  L ord\u2019 s mil i tary di vi sions \n went  out  from  the  land  of  Egypt. 42  It  was  a \n night  of vig il  in hon or  of  the  L ord, be cause \n he  would  bring  them  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 66, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How many years did the military divisions spend in the land of Egypt?\",\n    \"What significant event occurred at the end of 430 years according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Why was the night described as a vigil in honor of the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  same  night  is  in hon or  of  the  L ord,  a  night \nvig il  for  all  the Is ra el ites through out  their \ngen er a tions. PASSOVER INSTRUCTION\n43  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses  and Aar on, \u201c This \n is  the stat ute  of  the Pass over:  no for eign er \n may  eat  it. 44  But  any  slave  a  man  has pur-\nchased  may  eat  it, af ter  you  have cir cum cised \n him. 45  A tem po rary res i dent  or  hired work er \n may  not  eat  the Pass over. 46  It  is  to  be eat en  in \n one  house. You  may  not  take  any  of  the  meat \nout side  the  house,  and  you  may  not  break \n any  of  its  bones. 47  The  whole com mu ni ty  of \nIs ra el  must cel e brate b  it. 48  If  an  alien re sides \n among  you  and  wants  to ob serve  the  L ord\u2019 s \nPass over, ev ery  male  in  his house hold  must \n be cir cum cised,  and  then  he  may par tic i pate; c \n he  will be come  like  a na tive  of  the  land. But \n no un cir cum cised per son  may  eat  it. 49  The \n same  law  will ap ply  to  both  the na tive  and \n the  alien  who re sides  among  you.\u201d\n50  Then  all  the Is ra el ites  did  this;  they  did \n just  as  the  L ord  had com mand ed Mo ses  and \nAar on. 51  On  that  same  day  the  L ord  brought \n the Is ra el ites  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt ac cord-\ning  to  their mil i tary di vi sions. 13 \n The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 2 \u201cCon se crate \nev ery first born  male  to  me,  the first born \n from ev ery  womb  among  the Is ra el ites,  both \n man  and domestic an i mal;  it  is  mine.\u201d\n3  Then Mo ses  said  to  the peo ple, \u201cRe mem ber \n this  day  when  you  came  out  of  Egypt,  out  of  the \n place  of slav ery ,  for  the  L ord  brought  you  out \n of  here  by  the  strength  of  his  hand. Noth ing \nleav ened  may  be eat en.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 66, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the requirement for a foreigner to participate in the Passover according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What must happen to a slave before they are allowed to eat the Passover?\",\n    \"What does the Lord command regarding the firstborn males among the Israelites?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 To day ,  in  the  month \n of  Abib, d  you  are go ing  out. 5  When  the  L ord \n brings  you  into  the  land  of  the Ca naan ites, \nHeth ites, Am o rites, Hi vites,  and Jeb u sites, e \n which  he  swore  to  your fa thers  that  he  would \n give  you,  a  land flow ing  with  milk  and hon-\ney ,  you  must car ry  out  this cer e mo ny  in  this \n month. 6  For sev en  days  you  must  eat un leav-\nened  bread,  and  on  the sev enth  day  there  is  to \na 12:40 LXX, Sam add and in Canaan   b 12:47 Lit do   c 12:48 Lit may come near to do it   d 13:4 March\u2013April; called Nisan in \nthe post-exilic period; Neh 2:1; Est 3:7   e 13:5 DSS, Sam, LXX, Syr add Girgashites and Perizzites ; Jos 3:10\n 57 EXODUS 12-13\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   57 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 66, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must be eaten for seven days according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which groups of people are mentioned as inhabitants of the land the Lord will bring them into?\",\n    \"What is the month referred to in the excerpt when the ceremony must be carried out?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Noth ing \nleav ened  may  be  found  among  you,  and  no \n yeast  may  be  found  among  you  in  all  your ter-\nri to ry . 8  On  that  day ex plain  to  your  son, \u2018 This \n is be cause  of  what  the  L ord  did  for  me  when \n I  came  out  of  Egypt.\u2019 9  Let  it  serve  as  a  sign  for \n you  on  your  hand  and  as  a re mind er  on  your \nfore head, a  so  that  the  L ord\u2019 s in struc tion  may \n be  in  your  mouth;  for  the  L ord  brought  you \n out  of  Egypt  with  a  strong  hand. 10  Keep  this \nstat ute  at  its ap point ed  time  from  year  to  year.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 67, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should not be found among the people in all their territory?\",\n    \"What should be explained to the son on the specified day?\",\n    \"What does the passage suggest should serve as a reminder of the Lord's instruction?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 \u201c When  the  L ord  brings  you  into  the  land \n of  the Ca naan ites,  as  he  swore  to  you  and  your \nfa thers,  and  gives  it  to  you, 12  you  are  to pre sent \n to  the  L ord ev ery first born  male  of  the  womb. All first born off spring  of  the live stock  you \n own  that  are  males  will  be  the  L ord\u2019 s. 13  You \n must re deem ev ery first born  of  a don key  with \n a  flock an i mal,  but  if  you  do  not re deem  it, \n break  its  neck. How ev er,  you  must re deem \nev ery first born  among  your  sons.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 67, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the instructions given regarding the firstborn males of livestock?\",\n    \"What must be done with every firstborn donkey according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt state about redeeming firstborn sons?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 \u201c In  the fu ture,  when  your  son  asks  you, \n\u2018 What  does  this  mean? \u2019  say  to  him, \u2018 By  the \n strength  of  his  hand  the  L ord  brought  us  out \n of  Egypt,  out  of  the  place  of slav ery . 15  When \nPha raoh stub born ly re fused  to  let  us  go,  the \n L ord  killed ev ery first born  male  in  the  land  of \n Egypt,  both  the first born  of humans  and  the \nfirst born  of live stock. That  is  why  I sac ri fice \n to  the  L ord  all  the first born  of  the  womb  that \n are  males,  but  I re deem  all  the first born  of  my \n sons.\u2019 16  So  let  it  be  a  sign  on  your  hand  and  a \nsym bol b  on  your fore head,  for  the  L ord  brought \n us  out  of  Egypt  by  the  strength  of  his  hand.\u201d\nTHE ROUTE OF THE EXODUS\n17  When Pha raoh  let  the peo ple  go,  God  did  not \n lead  them  along  the  road  to  the  land  of  the \nPhi lis tines,  even  though  it  was near by;  for  God \n said, \u201c The peo ple  will  change  their  minds  and \nre turn  to  Egypt  if  they  face  war.\u201d 18  So  he  led \n the peo ple  around to ward  the  Red  Sea  along \n the  road  of  the wil der ness. And  the Is ra el ites \n left  the  land  of  Egypt  in bat tle for ma tion. 19 Mo ses  took  the  bones  of Jo seph  with  him, \nbe cause Jo seph  had  made  the Is ra el ites  swear \n a sol emn  oath, say ing, \u201c God  will cer tain ly  come \n to  your  aid;  then  you  must  take  my  bones  with \n you  from  this  place.\u201d\n20  They  set  out  from Suc coth  and  camped \n at  Etham  on  the  edge  of  the wil der ness. 21  The \n L ord  went  ahead  of  them  in  a pil lar  of  cloud \n to  lead  them  on  their  way dur ing  the  day  and \n in  a pil lar  of  fire  to  give  them  light  at  night, \n so  that  they  could trav el  day  or  night.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 67, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord do to the firstborn males in the land of Egypt when Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites go?\",\n    \"Why did God choose not to lead the Israelites along the road to the land of the Philistines?\",\n    \"What sign did the Lord instruct to be placed on the hand and forehead of the Israelites?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22  The \npil lar  of  cloud  by  day  and  the pil lar  of  fire  by \n night nev er  left  its  place  in  front  of  the peo ple. 14 \n Then  the  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 2 \u201c Tell \n the Is ra el ites  to  turn  back  and  camp  in \n front  of Pi-hahiroth, be tween Mig dol  and  the \n sea;  you  must  camp  in  front  of Ba al-ze phon, \nfac ing  it  by  the  sea. 3 Pha raoh  will  say  of  the \nIs ra el ites:  They  are wan der ing  around  the  land \n in con fu sion;  the wil der ness  has boxed  them \n in.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 67, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord instruct Moses to tell the Israelites regarding their camping location?\",\n    \"What two pillars were mentioned as guiding the people during the day and night?\",\n    \"What will Pharaoh say about the Israelites according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4  I  will hard en Pha raoh\u2019s  heart  so  that  he \n will pur sue  them. Then  I  will re ceive glo ry  by \n means  of Pha raoh  and  all  his  army ,  and  the \nEgyp tians  will  know  that  I  am  the  L ord.\u201d  So \n the Is ra el ites  did  this. THE EGYPTIAN PURSUIT\n5  When  the  king  of  Egypt  was  told  that  the \npeo ple  had  fled, Pha raoh  and  his off  i cials \n changed  their  minds  about  the peo ple  and \n said: \u201c What  have  we  done? We  have re leased \nIs ra el  from serv ing  us.\u201d 6  So  he  got  his char i ot \n ready  and  took  his  troops c  with  him; 7  he  took \n six hun dred  of  the  best char i ots  and  all  the \n rest  of  the char i ots  of  Egypt,  with off  i cers  in \n each  one. 8  The  L ord hard ened  the  heart  of \nPha raoh  king  of  Egypt,  and  he pur sued  the \nIs ra el ites,  who  were go ing  out de fi ant ly . d 9  The \nEgyp tians  \u2014   all Pha raoh\u2019s hors es  and char-\ni ots,  his horse men, e  and  his  army  \u2014   chased \naf ter  them  and  caught  up  with  them  as  they \n camped  by  the  sea be side Pi-hahiroth,  in  front \n of Ba al-ze phon. 10  As Pha raoh ap proached,  the Is ra el ites \n looked  up  and  there  were  the Egyp tians com-\ning af ter  them! The Is ra el ites  were ter ri fied \n and  cried  out  to  the  L ord  for  help. 11  They  said \n to Mo ses: \u201c Is  it be cause  there  are  no  graves \n in  Egypt  that  you  have tak en  us  away  to  die \n in  the wil der ness? What  have  you  done  to  us \n by bring ing  us  out  of  Egypt? 12  Isn\u2019t  this  what \n we  told  you  in  Egypt:  Leave  us  alone  so  that \n we  may  serve  the Egyp tians? It  would  have \n been bet ter  for  us  to  serve  the Egyp tians  than \n to  die  in  the wil der ness.\u201d\n13  But Mo ses  said  to  the peo ple, \u201c Don\u2019t  be \n afraid. Stand  firm  and  see  the  L ord\u2019 s sal va tion \n that  he  will ac com plish  for  you to day;  for  the \nEgyp tians  you  see to day ,  you  will nev er  see \na 13:9 Lit reminder between your eyes   b 13:16 Or phylactery   c 14:6 Lit people   d 14:8 Lit with a raised hand   e 14:9 Or \nchariot drivers\nEXODUS 13-14 58\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   58 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 67, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Pharaoh and his officials realize after the Israelites fled?\",\n    \"How many of the best chariots did Pharaoh take with him to pursue the Israelites?\",\n    \"What did the Israelites fear and say to Moses when they saw the Egyptians approaching?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16  As  for  you,  lift  up  your  staff,  stretch  out \n your  hand  over  the  sea,  and di vide  it  so  that \n the Is ra el ites  can  go  through  the  sea  on  dry \n ground. 17  As  for  me,  I  am go ing  to hard en  the \n hearts  of  the Egyp tians  so  that  they  will  go  in \naf ter  them,  and  I  will re ceive glo ry  by  means \n of Pha raoh,  all  his  army ,  and  his char i ots  and \nhorse men. 18  The Egyp tians  will  know  that  I \n am  the  L ord  when  I re ceive glo ry  through \nPha raoh,  his char i ots,  and  his horse men.\u201d\n19  Then  the an gel  of  God,  who  was go ing  in \n front  of  the Is ra el ite forc es,  moved  and  went \nbe hind  them. The pil lar  of  cloud  moved  from \n in  front  of  them  and  stood be hind  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What command is given to lift up the staff and stretch out the hand over the sea?\",\n    \"What will happen to the hearts of the Egyptians according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who moved behind the Israelite forces as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  It \n came be tween  the Egyp tian  and Is ra el ite forc-\nes. There  was  cloud  and dark ness,  it  lit  up  the \n night,  and nei ther  group  came  near  the oth er \n all  night  long. 21  Then Mo ses  stretched  out  his  hand  over \n the  sea. The  L ord  drove  the  sea  back  with  a \npow er ful  east  wind  all  that  night  and  turned \n the  sea  into  dry  land. So  the wa ters  were di-\nvid ed, 22  and  the Is ra el ites  went  through  the \n sea  on  dry  ground,  with  the wa ters  like  a  wall \n to  them  on  their  right  and  their  left. 23  The Egyp tians  set  out  in pur suit  \u2014   all Pha-\nraoh\u2019s hors es,  his char i ots,  and  his horse men  \n\u2014   and  went  into  the  sea af ter  them. 24 Dur ing \n the morn ing  watch,  the  L ord  looked  down \n at  the Egyp tian forc es  from  the pil lar  of  fire \n and  cloud,  and  threw  the Egyp tian forc es  into \ncon fu sion. 25  He  caused  their char i ot  wheels  to \n swerve a,b  and  made  them  drive c  with diff  i cul-\nty .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do to the sea in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What natural phenomenon accompanied the forces during the night?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to the Egyptian forces pursuing the Israelites?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c Let\u2019s  get  away  from Is ra el,\u201d  the Egyp tians \n said, \u201cbe cause  the  L ord  is fight ing  for  them \n against  Egypt! \u201d\n26  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Stretch  out \n your  hand  over  the  sea  so  that  the wa ter  may \n come  back  on  the Egyp tians,  on  their char-\ni ots  and horse men.\u201d 27  So Mo ses  stretched \n out  his  hand  over  the  sea,  and  at day break \n the  sea re turned  to  its normal  depth. While \n the Egyp tians  were try ing  to es cape  from  \n it,  the  L ord  threw  them  into  the  sea. 28  The \nwa ter  came  back  and cov ered  the char i ots  and \nhorse men,  plus  the en tire  army  of Pha raoh \n that  had  gone af ter  them  into  the  sea. Not \n even  one  of  them sur vived. 29  But  the Is ra el ites  had  walked  through  the \n sea  on  dry  ground,  with  the wa ters  like  a  wall \n to  them  on  their  right  and  their  left. 30  That \n day  the  L ord  saved Is ra el  from  the pow er  of \n the Egyp tians,  and Is ra el  saw  the Egyp tians \n dead  on  the sea shore. 31  When Is ra el  saw  the \n great pow er  that  the  L ord  used  against  the \nEgyp tians,  the peo ple  feared  the  L ord  and \nbe lieved  in  him  and  in  his ser vant Mo ses. ISRAEL\u2019S SONG\n15 \n Then Mo ses  and  the Is ra el ites  sang  this \n song  to  the  L ord. They  said:\n  I will sing to the Lord,\n  for he is highly exalted;\n  he has thrown the horse\n  and its rider into the sea. 2 The Lord is my strength and my song;  d\n  he has become my salvation. This is my God, and I will praise him,\n  my father\u2019s God, and I will exalt him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Egyptians recognize about the Lord's support for Israel?\",\n    \"What action did Moses take to cause the sea to return to its normal depth?\",\n    \"What was the outcome for the Egyptians when the sea returned to its normal depth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 The Lord is a warrior;\n  the Lord is his name. 4 He threw Pharaoh\u2019s chariots\n  and his army into the sea;\n  the elite of his officers\n  were drowned in the Red Sea. 5 The floods covered them;\n  they sank to the depths like a stone. 6 Lord, your right hand is glorious \nin power. L ord, your right hand shattered \nthe enemy . 7 You overthrew your adversaries\n  by your great majesty .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What did the Lord do to Pharaoh's chariots and army?\",\n  \"How did the elite of Pharaoh's officers meet their fate according to the excerpt?\",\n  \"What is described as glorious in power in relation to the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You unleashed your burning wrath;\n  it consumed them like stubble. 8 The water heaped up at the blast \nfrom your nostrils;\n  the currents stood firm like a dam. The watery depths congealed \nin the heart of the sea. 9 The enemy said:\n  \u201cI will pursue, I will overtake,\n  I will divide the spoil.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the enemy plan to do after pursuing?\",\n    \"How did the water react at the blast from the nostrils?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the enemy's consumption?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "My desire will be gratified \nat their expense. I will draw my sword;\n  my hand will destroy  e them.\u201d\na 14:25 Sam, LXX, Syr read He bound their chariot wheels   b 14:25 Or fall off   c 14:25 Or and they drove them   d 15:2 Or \nmight   e 15:9 Or conquer\n 59 EXODUS 14-15\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   59 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 68, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 10 But you blew with your breath,\n  and the sea covered them. They sank like lead\n  in the mighty waters. 11 Lord, who is like you among the gods?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happened to those who sank in the mighty waters?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the way the subjects sank in the sea?\",\n    \"What question is posed about the Lord in relation to the gods?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who is like you, glorious in holiness,\n  revered with praises, \nperforming wonders? 12 You stretched out your right hand,\n  and the earth swallowed them. 13 With your faithful love,\n  you will lead the people\n  you have redeemed;\n  you will guide them \nto your holy dwelling\n  with your strength. 14 When the peoples hear, \nthey will shudder;\n  anguish will seize the inhabitants \nof Philistia. 15 Then the chiefs of Edom will be \nterrified;\n  trembling will seize the leaders of Moab;\n  all the inhabitants of Canaan will panic;\n 16 terror and dread will fall on them. They will be as still  a as a stone\n  because of your powerful arm\n  until your people pass by , Lord,\n  until the people whom you purchased  b \npass by . 17 You will bring them in and plant them\n  on the mountain of your possession;\n  L ord, you have prepared the place\n  for your dwelling;\n  Lord,  c your hands have established \nthe sanctuary .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the inhabitants of Philistia when the peoples hear?\",\n    \"Who will be terrified according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What has the Lord prepared for His dwelling?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 The Lord will reign forever and ever! 19  When Pha raoh\u2019s hors es  with  his char i ots \n and horse men  went  into  the  sea,  the  L ord \n brought  the wa ter  of  the  sea  back  over  them. But  the Is ra el ites  walked  through  the  sea  on \n dry  ground. 20  Then  the proph et ess Mir i am, \nAar on\u2019s sis ter,  took  a tam bou rine  in  her  hand, \n and  all  the wom en  came  out fol low ing  her \n with tam bou rines  and danc ing. 21 Mir i am \n sang  to  them:\n  Sing to the Lord,\n  for he is highly exalted;\n  he has thrown the horse\n  and its rider into the sea. WATER PROVIDED\n22  Then Mo ses  led Is ra el  on  from  the  Red  Sea, \n and  they  went  out  to  the Wil der ness  of  Shur.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord do when Pharaoh's horses entered the sea?\",\n    \"Who took a tambourine and led the women in dancing?\",\n    \"What did Miriam sing to the women after crossing the sea?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They jour neyed  for  three  days  in  the wil der-\nness with out find ing wa ter. 23  They  came  to \nMa rah,  but  they  could  not  drink  the wa ter  at \nMa rah be cause  it  was bit ter  \u2014   that  is  why  it \n was  named Ma rah. d 24  The peo ple grum bled \n to Mo ses, \u201c What  are  we go ing  to  drink? \u201d 25  So \n he  cried  out  to  the  L ord,  and  the  L ord  showed \n him  a  tree. When  he  threw  it  into  the wa ter, \n the wa ter be came drinkable.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"How long did they journey in the wilderness without finding water?\",\n    \"What was the reason the water at Marah could not be consumed?\",\n    \"What did Moses do to make the water at Marah drinkable?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The  L ord  made  a stat ute  and or di nance  for \n them  at Ma rah,  and  he test ed  them  there. 26  He \n said, \u201c If  you  will care ful ly  obey  the  L ord  your \n God,  do  what  is  right  in  his  sight,  pay at ten tion \n to  his com mands,  and  keep  all  his stat utes, \n I  will  not in flict  any ill ness es  on  you  that  I \nin flict ed  on  the Egyp tians. For  I  am  the  L ord \n who  heals  you.\u201d\n27  Then  they  came  to  Elim,  where  there  were \n twelve  springs  and sev en ty  date  palms,  and \n they  camped  there  by  the wa ter. MANNA AND QUAIL PROVIDED\n16 \n The en tire Is ra el ite com mu ni ty de part ed \n from  Elim  and  came  to  the Wil der ness  of \n Sin,  which  is be tween  Elim  and Si nai,  on  the \nfif teenth  day  of  the sec ond  month af ter  they \n had  left  the  land  of  Egypt. 2  The en tire Is ra el-\nite com mu ni ty grum bled  against Mo ses  and \nAar on  in  the wil der ness. 3  The Is ra el ites  said \n to  them, \u201c If  only  we  had  died  by  the  L ord\u2019 s \n hand  in  the  land  of  Egypt,  when  we  sat  by \n pots  of  meat  and  ate  all  the  bread  we want ed. In stead,  you  brought  us  into  this wil der ness \n to  make  this  whole as sem bly  die  of hun ger! \u201d\n4  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c I  am go ing \n to  rain  bread  from heav en  for  you. The peo-\nple  are  to  go  out  each  day  and gath er  enough \n for  that  day .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord promise to the Israelites if they obeyed His commands?\",\n    \"How many springs and date palms were found at Elim?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of the Israelites when they were in the wilderness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  way  I  will  test  them  to  see \nwheth er  or  not  they  will fol low  my in struc-\ntions. 5  On  the  sixth  day ,  when  they pre pare \n what  they  bring  in,  it  will  be  twice  as  much \n as  they gath er  on oth er  days.\u201d e\n6  So Mo ses  and Aar on  said  to  all  the Is ra el-\nites: \u201c This eve ning  you  will  know  that  it  was \n the  L ord  who  brought  you  out  of  the  land  of \n Egypt, 7  and  in  the morn ing  you  will  see  the \na 15:16 Or silent   b 15:16 Or created   c 15:17 Some Hb mss, DSS, Sam, Tg read Lord   d 15:23 = Bitter or Bitterness   e 16:5 Lit as \ngathering day to day\nEXODUS 15-16 60\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   60 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 69, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the Israelites know in the evening according to Moses and Aaron?\",\n    \"What will the Israelites bring in on the sixth day compared to other days?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " L ord\u2019 s glo ry be cause  he  has  heard  your com-\nplaints  about  him. For  who  are  we  that  you \ncom plain  about  us? \u201d 8 Mo ses con tin ued, \u201c The \n L ord  will  give  you  meat  to  eat  this eve ning  and \n all  the  bread  you  want  in  the morn ing,  for  he \n has  heard  the com plaints  that  you  are rais ing \n against  him. Who  are  we? Your com plaints  are \n not  against  us  but  against  the  L ord.\u201d\n9  Then Mo ses  told Aar on, \u201c Say  to  the en tire \nIs ra el ite com mu ni ty , \u2018 Come be fore  the  L ord, \n for  he  has  heard  your com plaints.\u2019 \u201d 10  As Aar on \n was speak ing  to  the en tire Is ra el ite com mu-\nni ty ,  they  turned to ward  the wil der ness,  and \n there  in  a  cloud  the  L ord\u2019 s glo ry ap peared. 11  The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses, 12 \u201c I  have  heard \n the com plaints  of  the Is ra el ites. Tell  them:  At \ntwi light  you  will  eat  meat,  and  in  the morn-\ning  you  will  eat  bread un til  you  are  full. Then \n you  will  know  that  I  am  the  L ord  your  God.\u201d\n13  So  at eve ning  quail  came  and cov ered  the \n camp. In  the morn ing  there  was  a lay er  of \n dew  all  around  the  camp. 14  When  the lay er  of \n dew evap o rat ed,  there  were  fine  flakes  on  the \ndesert sur face,  as  fine  as  frost  on  the  ground. 15  When  the Is ra el ites  saw  it,  they  asked  one \nan oth er, \u201c What  is  it?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord promise the Israelites they would eat in the evening and morning?\",\n    \"What did the Israelites ask each other when they saw the fine flakes on the desert surface?\",\n    \"Who did Moses say the complaints of the Israelites were ultimately against?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d be cause  they  didn\u2019t  know \n what  it  was. Mo ses  told  them, \u201c It  is  the  bread  the  L ord \n has giv en  you  to  eat. 16  This  is  what  the  L ord \n has com mand ed: \u2018Gath er  as  much  of  it  as  each \nper son  needs  to  eat. You  may  take  two  quarts a \n per individual, ac cord ing  to  the num ber  of \npeo ple  each  of  you  has  in  his  tent.\u2019 \u201d\n17  So  the Is ra el ites  did  this. Some gath ered \n a  lot,  some  a lit tle. 18  When  they mea sured \n it  by  quarts, b  the per son  who gath ered  a  lot \n had  no sur plus,  and  the per son  who gath-\nered  a lit tle  had  no shortage. Each gath ered \n as  much  as  he need ed  to  eat. 19 Mo ses  said  to \n them, \u201c No  one  is  to  let  any  of  it re main un til \nmorn ing.\u201d 20  But  they  didn\u2019t lis ten  to Mo ses; \n some peo ple  left  part  of  it un til morn ing,  and \n it  bred  worms  and stank. There fore Mo ses \n was an gry  with  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses tell the Israelites about the bread the Lord provided?\",\n    \"How much bread were the Israelites instructed to gather per person?\",\n    \"What happened to the bread that some people left until morning?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21  They gath ered  it ev ery morn ing. Each \ngath ered  as  much  as  he need ed  to  eat,  but \n when  the  sun  grew  hot,  it melt ed. 22  On  the \n sixth  day  they gath ered  twice  as  much  food, \n four  quarts c apiece,  and  all  the lead ers  of  the \ncom mu ni ty  came  and re port ed  this  to Mo ses. 23  He  told  them, \u201c This  is  what  the  L ord  has \n said: \u2018To mor row  is  a  day  of com plete  rest,  a \n holy Sab bath  to  the  L ord. Bake  what  you  want \n to  bake,  and  boil  what  you  want  to  boil,  and \n set  aside ev ery thing  left  over  to  be  kept un til \nmorn ing.\u2019 \u201d\n24  So  they  set  it  aside un til morn ing  as Mo-\nses com mand ed,  and  it  didn\u2019t  stink  or  have \nmag gots  in  it. 25 \u201c Eat  it to day ,\u201d Mo ses  said, \u201cbe-\ncause to day  is  a Sab bath  to  the  L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the leaders of the community report to Moses on the sixth day?\",\n    \"What instructions did Moses give regarding the food gathered on the sixth day?\",\n    \"What was the condition of the food set aside until morning, according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "To day \n you  won\u2019t  find  any  in  the  field. 26  For  six  days \n you  will gath er  it,  but  on  the sev enth  day ,  the \nSab bath,  there  will  be  none.\u201d\n27  Yet  on  the sev enth  day  some  of  the peo ple \n went  out  to gath er,  but  they  did  not  find  any . 28  Then  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c How  long \n will  you d re fuse  to  keep  my com mands  and \nin struc tions? 29 Un der stand  that  the  L ord  has \ngiv en  you  the Sab bath; there fore  on  the  sixth \n day  he  will  give  you  two  days\u2019  worth  of  bread. Each  of  you  stay  where  you  are;  no  one  is  to \n leave  his  place  on  the sev enth  day .\u201d 30  So  the \npeo ple rest ed  on  the sev enth  day . 31  The  house  of Is ra el  named  the sub stance \nman na.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord say would happen on the sixth day regarding bread?\",\n    \"What were the people instructed to do on the seventh day?\",\n    \"What substance did the house of Israel name?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e  It re sem bled co ri an der  seed,  was \n white,  and tast ed  like wa fers  made  with hon ey . 32 Mo ses  said, \u201c This  is  what  the  L ord  has com-\nmand ed: \u2018 Two  quarts f  of  it  are  to  be pre served \nthrough out  your gen er a tions,  so  that  they \n may  see  the  bread  I  fed  you  in  the wil der ness \n when  I  brought  you  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt.\u2019 \u201d\n33 Mo ses  told Aar on, \u201c Take  a con tain er  and \n put  two  quarts g  of man na  in  it. Then  place  it \nbe fore  the  L ord  to  be pre served through out \n your gen er a tions.\u201d 34  As  the  L ord com mand ed \nMo ses, Aar on  placed  it be fore  the tes ti mo ny \n to  be pre served.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the manna resemble in appearance and taste?\",\n    \"How much manna did Moses instruct Aaron to preserve?\",\n    \"What was the purpose of preserving the manna according to Moses?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "35  The Is ra el ites  ate man na  for for ty  years, \nun til  they  came  to  an in hab it ed  land.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"How long did the Israelites eat manna?\", \"What did the Israelites eat until they reached an inhabited land?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "They  ate \nman na un til  they  reached  the bor der  of  the \n land  of Ca naan. 36 ( They  used  a mea sure  called \n an  omer,  which  held  two  quarts. h)\nWATER FROM THE ROCK\n17 \n The en tire Is ra el ite com mu ni ty  left  the \nWil der ness  of  Sin, mov ing  from  one  place \n to  the  next ac cord ing  to  the  L ord\u2019 s com mand. They  camped  at Reph i dim,  but  there  was  no \nwa ter  for  the peo ple  to  drink. 2  So  the peo ple \ncom plained  to Mo ses, \u201c Give  us wa ter  to  drink.\u201d\n\u201c Why  are  you com plain ing  to  me? \u201d Mo ses re-\nplied  to  them. \u201c Why  are  you test ing  the  L ord?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Israelites eat until they reached the border of Canaan?\",\n    \"What was the measure used by the Israelites that held two quarts?\",\n    \"Where did the entire Israelite community camp after leaving the Wilderness of Sin?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n3  But  the peo ple thirsted  there  for wa ter  and \ngrum bled  against Mo ses. They  said, \u201c Why  did \na 16:16 Lit an omer   b 16:18 Lit by an omer   c 16:22 Lit two omers   d 16:28 The Hb word for you is pl, referring to the whole \nnation. e 16:31 = what?; Ex 16:15   f 16:32 Lit  \u2018A full omer   g 16:33 Lit a full omer   h 16:36 Lit (The omer is a tenth of an ephah.) \n 61 EXODUS 16-17\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   61 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 70, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " you  ever  bring  us  up  from  Egypt  to  kill  us  and \n our chil dren  and  our live stock  with  thirst? \u201d\n4  Then Mo ses  cried  out  to  the  L ord, \u201c What \n should  I  do  with  these peo ple?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 71, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people accuse Moses of in their complaint?\",\n    \"What was Moses' response to the people's complaint?\",\n    \"What specific fear did the people express regarding their situation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "In  a lit tle  while \n they  will  stone  me! \u201d\n5  The  L ord an swered Mo ses, \u201c Go  on  ahead \n of  the peo ple  and  take  some  of  the el ders  of \nIs ra el  with  you. Take  the  staff  you  struck  the \n Nile  with  in  your  hand  and  go. 6  I  am go ing  to \n stand  there  in  front  of  you  on  the  rock  at Ho reb; \n when  you  hit  the  rock, wa ter  will  come  out  of \n it  and  the peo ple  will  drink.\u201d Mo ses  did  this \n in  the  sight  of  the el ders  of Is ra el. 7  He  named \n the  place Mas sah a  and Mer i bah b be cause  the \nIs ra el ites com plained,  and be cause  they test ed \n the  L ord, say ing, \u201c Is  the  L ord  among  us  or  not? \u201d\nTHE AMALEKITES ATTACK\n8  At Reph i dim, Am a lek c  came  and  fought \n against Is ra el. 9 Mo ses  said  to Josh ua, \u201cSe lect \n some  men  for  us  and  go  fight  against Am a-\nlek. To mor row  I  will  stand  on  the hill top  with \n God\u2019s  staff  in  my  hand.\u201d\n10 Josh ua  did  as Mo ses  had  told  him,  and \n fought  against Am a lek,  while Mo ses, Aar on, \n and  Hur  went  up  to  the  top  of  the  hill. 11  While \nMo ses  held  up  his  hand, d Is ra el pre vailed,  but \nwhen ev er  he  put  his  hand d  down, Am a lek \npre vailed. 12  When Moses\u2019s  hands  grew  heavy , \n they  took  a  stone  and  put  it un der  him,  and \n he  sat  down  on  it. Then Aar on  and  Hur sup-\nport ed  his  hands,  one  on  one  side  and  one  on \n the oth er  so  that  his  hands re mained  steady \nun til  the  sun  went  down.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 71, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do with the staff he used to strike the Nile?\",\n    \"Why did Moses name the place Mas sah and Mer i bah?\",\n    \"What happened to the outcome of the battle when Moses's hands were held up versus when they were down?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13  So Josh ua de feat ed \nAm a lek  and  his  army e  with  the  sword. 14  The  L ord  then  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Write  this \n down  on  a  scroll  as  a re mind er  and re cite  it  to \nJosh ua:  I  will com plete ly  blot  out  the mem o ry \n of Am a lek un der heav en.\u201d\n15  And Mo ses  built  an al tar  and  named  it, \u201c The \n L ord  Is  My Ban ner.\u201d f 16  He  said, \u201cIn deed,  my \n hand  is lift ed  up to ward g  the  L ord\u2019 s  throne. The  L ord  will  be  at  war  with Am a lek  from \ngen er a tion  to gen er a tion.\u201d\nJETHRO\u2019S VISIT\n18 \nMoses\u2019s father-in-law Jeth ro,  the  priest \n of Mid i an,  heard  about ev ery thing  that \n God  had  done  for Mo ses  and  for  God\u2019s peo-\nple Is ra el  when  the  L ord  brought Is ra el  out \n of  Egypt. 2  Now Jeth ro, Moses\u2019s father-in-law ,  had \ntak en  in Zip po rah, Moses\u2019s  wife, af ter  he  had \n sent  her  back, 3  along  with  her  two  sons,  one \n of  whom  was  named Ger shom h (be cause Mo-\nses  had  said, \u201c I  have  been  a res i dent  alien  in \n a for eign  land\u201d) 4  and  the oth er El i e zer (be-\ncause  he  had  said, \u201c The  God  of  my fa ther  was \n my help er  and res cued  me  from Pha raoh\u2019s \n sword\u201d). i\n5 Moses\u2019s father-in-law Jeth ro,  along  with \nMoses\u2019s  wife  and  sons,  came  to  him  in  the \nwil der ness  where  he  was  camped  at  the moun-\ntain  of  God. 6  He  sent  word  to Mo ses, \u201c I,  your \nfather-in-law Jeth ro,  am com ing  to  you  with \n your  wife  and  her  two  sons.\u201d\n7  So Mo ses  went  out  to  meet  his father-in-\nlaw ,  bowed  down,  and  then  kissed  him. They \n asked  each oth er  how  they  had  been j  and \n went  into  the  tent. 8 Mo ses re count ed  to  his \nfather-in-law  all  that  the  L ord  had  done  to \nPha raoh  and  the Egyp tians  for Is ra el\u2019s  sake, \n all  the hard ships  that con front ed  them  on  the \n way ,  and  how  the  L ord res cued  them. 9 Jeth ro re joiced  over  all  the  good  things  the \n L ord  had  done  for Is ra el  when  he res cued  them \n from  the pow er  of  the Egyp tians. 10 \u201c Blessed \n be  the  L ord,\u201d Jeth ro ex claimed, \u201c who res cued \n you  from  the pow er  of  Egypt  and  from  the \npow er  of Pha raoh. He  has res cued  the peo-\nple  from un der  the pow er  of  Egypt! 11  Now  I \n know  that  the  L ord  is great er  than  all  gods, \nbe cause  he  did won ders  when  the Egyp tians \nact ed ar ro gant ly  against Is ra el.\u201d k\n12  Then Jeth ro, Moses\u2019s father-in-law ,  brought \n a  burnt off  er ing  and sac ri fic es  to  God,  and \nAar on  came  with  all  the el ders  of Is ra el  to  eat \n a  meal  with Moses\u2019s father-in-law  in  God\u2019s \npres ence. 13  The  next  day Mo ses  sat  down  to  judge  the \npeo ple,  and  they  stood  around Mo ses  from \nmorn ing un til eve ning.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 71, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who defeated Amalek and his army according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did Jethro do after hearing about what God had done for Moses and Israel?\",\n    \"What names were given to Moses's sons and what do those names signify?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 When ev er  they  have  a dis pute,  it  comes  to  me, \n and  I  make  a de ci sion be tween  one  man  and \nan oth er. I  teach  them  God\u2019s stat utes  and  laws.\u201d\na 17:7 = T esting   b 17:7 = Quarreling   c 17:8 A semi-nomadic people descended from Amalek, a grandson of Esau; Gn 36:12    \nd 17:11 Sam, LXX, Syr , Tg, Vg read hands   e 17:13 Or people   f 17:15 = Yahweh-nissi   g 17:16 Or hand was on, or hand was \nagainst ; Hb obscure   h 18:3 In Hb the name Gershom sounds like the phrase \u201ca stranger there.\u201d   i 18:4 = My God Is Help   j 18:7 Lit \nother about well-being   k 18:11 Hb obscure\nEXODUS 17-18 62\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   62 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 71, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "17 \u201c What  you\u2019re do ing  is  not  good,\u201d Moses\u2019s \nfather-in-law  said  to  him. 18 \u201c You  will cer tain ly \n wear  out  both your self  and  these peo ple  who \n are  with  you, be cause  the  task  is  too  heavy \n for  you. You  can\u2019t  do  it  alone.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 72, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What concern does Moses's father-in-law express to him?\",\n    \"What is the reason given for why Moses cannot handle the task alone?\",\n    \"What potential outcome does Moses's father-in-law predict if Moses continues to work alone?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19  Now lis ten \n to  me;  I  will  give  you  some ad vice,  and  God \n be  with  you. You  be  the  one  to rep re sent  the \npeo ple be fore  God  and  bring  their  cases  to \n him. 20 In struct  them  about  the stat utes  and \n laws,  and  teach  them  the  way  to  live  and \n what  they  must  do. 21  But  you  should se lect \n from  all  the peo ple  able  men, God-fearing, \ntrust wor thy ,  and hat ing dis hon est prof it. Place  them  over  the peo ple  as com mand-\ners  of thou sands, hun dreds, fif ties,  and  tens. 22  They  should  judge  the peo ple  at  all  times. Then  they  can  bring  you ev ery ma jor  case \n but  judge ev ery minor  case them selves. In \n this  way  you  will light en  your  load, a  and \n they  will  bear  it  with  you. 23  If  you  do  this, \n and  God  so di rects  you,  you  will  be  able  to \nen dure,  and  also  all  these peo ple  will  be  able \n to  go  home sat is fied.\u201d b\n24 Mo ses lis tened  to  his father-in-law  and \n did ev ery thing  he  said. 25  So Mo ses  chose  able \n men  from  all Is ra el  and  made  them lead ers \n over  the peo ple  as com mand ers  of thou sands, \nhun dreds, fif ties,  and  tens. 26  They  judged  the \npeo ple  at  all  times;  they  would  bring  the  hard \n cases  to Mo ses,  but  they  would  judge ev ery \nminor  case them selves.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 72, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What role was Moses instructed to take on regarding the people?\",\n    \"What qualities were to be considered when selecting leaders from the people?\",\n    \"How did Moses implement the advice given by his father-in-law?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Any one  who touch es  the moun tain  must \n be  put  to  death. 13  No  hand  may  touch  him; c \nin stead  he  will  be  stoned  or  shot  with ar rows \n and  not  live, wheth er an i mal  or hu man. When \n the  ram\u2019s  horn  sounds  a  long  blast,  they  may \n go  up  the moun tain.\u201d\n14  Then Mo ses  came  down  from  the moun-\ntain  to  the peo ple  and con se crat ed  them,  and \n they  washed  their  clothes. 15  He  said  to  the \npeo ple, \u201c Be pre pared  by  the  third  day . Do  not \n have sex u al re la tions  with wom en.\u201d\n16  On  the  third  day ,  when morn ing  came, \n there  was thun der  and light ning,  a  thick  cloud \n on  the moun tain,  and  a  very  loud trum pet \n sound,  so  that  all  the peo ple  in  the  camp shud-\ndered. 17  Then Mo ses  brought  the peo ple  out \n of  the  camp  to  meet  God,  and  they  stood  at \n the  foot  of  the moun tain. 18  Mount Si nai  was \ncom plete ly en vel oped  in  smoke be cause  the \n L ord  came  down  on  it  in  fire. Its  smoke  went \n up  like  the  smoke  of  a fur nace,  and  the  whole \nmoun tain  shook vi o lent ly . 19  As  the  sound  of \n the trum pet  grew loud er  and loud er, Mo ses \n spoke  and  God an swered  him  in  the thun der. 20  The  L ord  came  down  on  Mount Si nai  at  the \n top  of  the moun tain. Then  the  L ord sum moned \nMo ses  to  the  top  of  the moun tain,  and  he  went \n up. 21  The  L ord di rect ed Mo ses, \u201c Go  down  and \n warn  the peo ple  not  to  break  through  to  see \n the  L ord; oth  er wise  many  of  them  will  die. 22  Even  the  priests  who  come  near  the  L ord \n must con se crate them selves,  or  the  L ord  will \n break  out  in an ger  against  them.\u201d\na 18:22 Lit lighten from on you   b 18:23 Lit go to their place in peace   c  19:13 Or it\n 63 EXODUS 18-19\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   63 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 72, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must happen to anyone who touches the mountain?\",\n    \"What did Moses instruct the people to do on the third day?\",\n    \"What phenomenon occurred when the Lord came down on Mount Sinai?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 Mo ses re spond ed  to  the  L ord, \u201c The peo ple \ncan not  come  up  Mount Si nai,  since  you  warned \n us:  Put  a bound ary  around  the moun tain  and \ncon se crate  it.\u201d 24  And  the  L ord re plied  to  him, \n\u201c Go  down  and  come  back  with Aar on. But  the \n priests  and  the peo ple  must  not  break  through \n to  come  up  to  the  L ord,  or  he  will  break  out  in \nan ger  against  them.\u201d 25  So Mo ses  went  down \n to  the peo ple  and  told  them. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS\n20 \n Then  God  spoke  all  these  words:\n2  I  am  the  L ord  your  God,  who \n brought  you  out  of  the  land  of  Egypt, \n out  of  the  place  of slav ery . 3  Do  not  have oth er  gods be sides  me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 73, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord instruct Moses to do regarding Mount Sinai?\",\n    \"What is the first commandment given by God in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When  the \npeo ple  saw  it b  they trem bled  and  stood  at  a \ndis tance. 19 \u201c You  speak  to  us,  and  we  will lis-\nten,\u201d  they  said  to Mo ses, \u201c but  don\u2019t  let  God \n speak  to  us,  or  we  will  die.\u201d\n20 Mo ses re spond ed  to  the peo ple, \u201c Don\u2019t  be \n afraid,  for  God  has  come  to  test  you,  so  that  you \n will  fear  him  and  will  not c  sin.\u201d 21  And  the peo-\nple re mained stand ing  at  a dis tance  as Mo ses \nap proached  the to tal dark ness  where  God  was. MOSES RECEIVES ADDITIONAL LAWS\n22  Then  the  L ord  told Mo ses, \u201c This  is  what  you \n are  to  say  to  the Is ra el ites:  You  have  seen  that \n I  have spo ken  to  you  from heav en. 23  Do  not \n make  gods  of sil ver  to ri val  me;  do  not  make \n gods  of  gold  for your selves. 24 \u201c Make  an earth en al tar  for  me,  and sac ri-\nfice  on  it  your  burnt off  er ings  and fel low ship \noff  er ings,  your  flocks  and  herds. I  will  come  to \n you  and  bless  you  in ev ery  place  where  I  cause \n my  name  to  be re mem bered. 25  If  you  make  a \n stone al tar  for  me,  do  not  build  it  out  of  cut \n stones.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 73, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people request Moses to do regarding God's communication?\",\n    \"What did God instruct Moses to tell the Israelites about making gods?\",\n    \"What type of altar did God instruct the Israelites to make?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26  Do  not  go  up  to  my al tar  on  steps, \n so  that  your na ked ness  is  not ex posed  on  it. 21 \n\u201c These  are  the or di nances  that  you  are \n to  set be fore  them:\nLAWS ABOUT SLAVES\n2 \u201c When  you  buy  a He brew  slave,  he  is  to  serve \n for  six  years;  then  in  the sev enth  he  is  to  leave \n as  a  free  man d with out pay ing any thing. 3  If \n he ar rives  alone,  he  is  to  leave  alone;  if  he \nar rives  with e  a  wife,  his  wife  is  to  leave  with \n him. 4  If  his mas ter  gives  him  a  wife  and  she \n bears  him  sons  or daugh ters,  the  wife  and  her \nchil dren be long  to  her mas ter,  and  the  man \n must  leave  alone. 5 \u201c But  if  the  slave de clares, \u2018 I  love  my mas ter, \n my  wife,  and  my chil dren;  I  do  not  want  to  leave \n as  a  free  man,\u2019 6  his mas ter  is  to  bring  him  to \na 20:18 Lit saw   b 20:18 Sam, LXX, Syr , Tg, Vg read smoke. The people (or they ) were afraid,   c 20:20 Lit that the fear of him \nmay be in you, and you do not   d 21:2 Lit to go forth   e 21:3 Lit he is the husband of\nEXODUS 19-21 64\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   64 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 73, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the duration of service for a Hebrew slave before he is to be set free?\",\n    \"What happens to the wife and children of a Hebrew slave if he arrives with them?\",\n    \"What must a master do if a slave declares that he does not want to leave as a free man?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " the judg es a  and  then  bring  him  to  the  door  or \ndoor post. His mas ter  will  pierce  his  ear  with \n an  awl,  and  he  will  serve  his mas ter  for  life. 7 \u201c When  a  man  sells  his daugh ter  as  a con-\ncu bine, b  she  is  not  to  leave  as  the  male  slaves \n do. 8  If  she  is dis pleas ing  to  her mas ter,  who \n chose  her  for him self,  then  he  must  let  her \n be re deemed. He  has  no  right  to  sell  her  to \nfor eign ers be cause  he  has act ed treach er-\nous ly to ward  her. 9  Or  if  he  chooses  her  for \n his  son,  he  must  deal  with  her ac cord ing  to \n the cus tom ary treat ment  of daugh ters. 10  If  he \n takes  an ad di tion al  wife,  he  must  not re duce \n the  food, cloth ing,  or mar i tal  rights  of  the \n first  wife.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 74, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must a master do if he chooses a woman as a concubine and she is displeasing to him?\",\n    \"What happens if a master pierces the ear of a slave?\",\n    \"What are the rights of a first wife if her husband takes an additional wife?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "If  he  is un able, \n he  is  to  be  sold be cause  of  his  theft. 4  If  what \n was sto len  \u2014  wheth er  ox, don key ,  or  sheep  \n\u2014   is ac tu al ly  found  alive  in  his pos ses sion, \n he  must re pay dou ble. a 21:6 Or to God ; that is, to his sanctuary or court   b 21:7 Or servant   c 21:11 She doesn\u2019t have to pay any redemption price. d 21:13 Lit he was not lying in wait   e 21:14 Or maliciously   f 21:19 Lit his inactivity   g 21:20 Lit hand   h 21:20 Or must suffer \nvengeance   i 21:21 Or not suffer vengeance   j 21:21 Lit silver   k 21:28 Or a bull, or  a steer   l 21:32 About one pound of silver\n 65 EXODUS 21-22\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   65 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 74, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "26  No wom an  will mis car ry \n or  be child less  in  your  land. I  will  give  you  the \n full num ber  of  your  days. 27 \u201c I  will  cause  the peo ple  ahead  of  you  to \n feel ter ror j  and  will  throw  into con fu sion  all \n the na tions  you  come  to. I  will  make  all  your \nen e mies  turn  their  backs  to  you  in re treat. k \n28  I  will  send hornets l  in  front  of  you,  and  they \n will  drive  the Hi vites, Ca naan ites,  and Heth ites \n away  from  you. 29  I  will  not  drive  them  out \n ahead  of  you  in  a sin gle  year; oth er wise,  the \n land  would be come des o late,  and  wild an i mals \n would mul ti ply  against  you. 30  I  will  drive  them \n out lit tle  by lit tle  ahead  of  you un til  you  have \nbe come nu mer ous m  and  take pos ses sion  of \n the  land. 31  I  will  set  your bor ders  from  the  Red \n Sea  to  the Med i ter ra nean  Sea, n  and  from  the \nwil der ness  to  the Eu phra tes Riv er. o  For  I  will \n place  the in hab i tants  of  the  land un der  your \ncon trol,  and  you  will  drive  them  out  ahead \n of  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 76, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will not happen to women in the land mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will be the borders set for the people described in the passage?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the method of driving out the inhabitants of the land?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "32  You  must  not  make  a cov enant  with \n them  or  their  gods. 33  They  must  not re main \n in  your  land,  or  else  they  will  make  you  sin \na 23:5 Or load, you must refrain from leaving it to him; you must set it free with him   b 23:8 Or and subverts the cause   \nc 23:13 Lit mouth   d 23:15 March\u2013April; called Nisan in the post-exilic period; Neh 2:1; Est 3:7   e 23:16 The Festival of Harvest is \ncalled Festival of Weeks elsewhere; Ex 34:22. In the NT it is called Pentecost; Ac 2:1.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 76, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must not be made with them or their gods?\",\n    \"What will happen if they remain in your land?\",\n    \"What is the Festival of Harvest also known as?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " against  me. If  you  serve  their  gods,  it  will  be \n a  snare  for  you.\u201d\nTHE COVENANT CEREMONY\n24 \n Then  he  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Go  up  to  the \n L ord,  you  and Aar on, Na dab,  and Abi-\nhu,  and sev en ty  of Is ra el\u2019s el ders,  and  bow \n in wor ship  at  a dis tance. 2 Mo ses  alone  is  to \nap proach  the  L ord,  but  the oth ers  are  not  to \nap proach,  and  the peo ple  are  not  to  go  up \n with  him.\u201d\n3 Mo ses  came  and  told  the peo ple  all  the \ncom mands  of  the  L ord  and  all  the or di nances. Then  all  the peo ple re spond ed  with  a sin gle \n voice, \u201c We  will  do ev ery thing  that  the  L ord \n has com mand ed.\u201d 4  And Mo ses  wrote  down \n all  the  words  of  the  L ord. He  rose ear ly  the \n next morn ing  and  set  up  an al tar  and  twelve \npil lars  for  the  twelve  tribes  of Is ra el  at  the  base \n of  the moun tain. 5  Then  he  sent  out  young Is-\nra el ite  men,  and  they off  ered  burnt off  er ings \n and sac ri ficed  bulls  as fel low ship off  er ings \n to  the  L ord. 6 Mo ses  took  half  the  blood  and \n set  it  in ba sins;  the oth er  half  of  the  blood  he \nsplattered  on  the al tar. 7  He  then  took  the cov-\nenant  scroll  and  read  it  aloud  to  the peo ple. They re spond ed, \u201c We  will  do  and  obey  all  that \n the  L ord  has com mand ed.\u201d\n8 Mo ses  took  the  blood, splattered  it  on \n the peo ple,  and  said, \u201c This  is  the  blood  of  the \ncov enant  that  the  L ord  has  made  with  you \ncon cern ing  all  these  words.\u201d\n9  Then Mo ses  went  up  with Aar on, Na dab, \n and Abi hu,  and sev en ty  of Is ra el\u2019s el ders, 10  and \n they  saw  the  God  of Is ra el. Be neath  his  feet \n was some thing  like  a pave ment  made  of lapis \nlazuli,  as  clear  as  the  sky it self.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 77, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who was instructed to go up to the Lord along with Moses?\",\n    \"What did Moses do with the blood during the covenant ceremony?\",\n    \"How did the people respond to the commands of the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11  God  did  not \n harm a  the Is ra el ite no bles;  they  saw  him,  and \n they  ate  and  drank. 12  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Come  up  to  me \n on  the moun tain  and  stay  there  so  that  I  may \n give  you  the  stone tab lets  with  the  law  and \ncom mand ments  I  have writ ten  for  their in-\nstruc tion.\u201d\n13  So Mo ses  arose  with  his as sis tant Josh ua \n and  went  up  the moun tain  of  God. 14  He  told  the \nel ders, \u201c Wait  here  for  us un til  we re turn  to  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 77, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did not harm the Israelite nobles?\",\n    \"What did the Lord instruct Moses to do on the mountain?\",\n    \"Who accompanied Moses up the mountain?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Aar on  and  Hur  are  here  with  you. Who ev er \n has  a dis pute  should  go  to  them.\u201d 15  When Mo-\nses  went  up  the moun tain,  the  cloud cov ered \n it. 16  The glo ry  of  the  L ord set tled  on  Mount \nSi nai,  and  the  cloud cov ered  it  for  six  days. On \n the sev enth  day  he  called  to Mo ses  from  the \n cloud. 17  The ap pear ance  of  the  L ord\u2019 s glo ry \n to  the Is ra el ites  was  like  a con sum ing  fire  on \n the moun tain top. 18 Mo ses en tered  the  cloud \n as  he  went  up  the moun tain,  and  he re mained \n on  the moun tain for ty  days  and for ty  nights. OFFERINGS TO BUILD THE TABERNACLE\n25 \n The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 2 \u201c Tell  the \nIs ra el ites  to  take  an off  er ing  for  me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 77, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who should go to Aar and Hur if they have a dispute?\",\n    \"How long did Moses remain on the mountain?\",\n    \"What was the appearance of the Lord's glory to the Israelites described as?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3  This  is  the off  er ing \n you  are  to re ceive  from  them:  gold, sil ver,  and \n bronze; 4  blue, pur ple,  and scar let  yarn;  fine \nlin en  and  goat  hair; 5  ram  skins  dyed  red  and \n fine leath er; b aca cia  wood; 6  oil  for  the  light; \nspic es  for  the anoint ing  oil  and  for  the fra-\ngrant in cense; 7  and  onyx c  along  with oth er \ngemstones  for mounting  on  the  ephod  and \nbreast piece. d\n8 \u201c They  are  to  make  a sanc tu ary  for  me  so \n that  I  may  dwell  among  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 77, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What materials are offered for the sanctuary construction?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of making the sanctuary as stated in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9  You  must  make \n it ac cord ing  to  all  that  I  show  you  \u2014   the pat-\ntern  of  the tab er na cle  as  well  as  the pat tern \n of  all  its fur nish ings. THE ARK\n10 \u201c They  are  to  make  an  ark  of aca cia  wood, \nforty-five inch es  long, twenty-seven inch es \n wide,  and twenty-seven inch es  high. e 11 Over lay \n it  with  pure  gold; over lay  it  both in side  and \n out.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 77, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the dimensions of the ark mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What material is specified for making the ark?\",\n    \"What is the instruction regarding the overlay of the ark?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " seat. 21  Set  the mer cy  seat  on  top  of  the  ark  and \n put  the tab lets  of  the tes ti mo ny  that  I  will  give \n you  into  the  ark. 22  I  will  meet  with  you  there \n above  the mer cy  seat, be tween  the  two cher-\nu bim  that  are  over  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny; \n I  will  speak  with  you  from  there  about  all \n that  I com mand  you re gard ing  the Is ra el ites. THE TABLE\n23 \u201c You  are  to con struct  a ta ble  of aca cia  wood, \nthirty-six inch es  long, eigh teen inch es  wide, \n and twenty-seven inch es  high.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 78, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What type of wood is specified for the construction of the table?\",\n    \"What are the dimensions of the table to be constructed?\",\n    \"Where will the Lord meet with you according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "30  Put  the  Bread  of  the Pres-\nence  on  the ta ble be fore  me  at  all  times. THE LAMPSTAND\n31 \u201c You  are  to  make  a lamp stand  out  of  pure, \nham mered  gold. It  is  to  be  made  of  one  piece: \n its  base  and  shaft,  its ornamental  cups,  and  its \n buds c  and pet als. 32  Six branch es  are  to ex tend \n from  its  sides,  three branch es  of  the lamp-\nstand  from  one  side  and  three branch es  of  the \nlamp stand  from  the oth er  side. 33  There  are  to \n be  three  cups  shaped  like al mond blos soms, \n each  with  a  bud  and pet als,  on  one  branch, \n and  three  cups  shaped  like al mond blos soms, \n each  with  a  bud  and pet als,  on  the  next  branch. It  is  to  be  this  way  for  the  six branch es  that \nex tend  from  the lamp stand. 34  There  are  to  be \n four  cups  shaped  like al mond blos soms  on  the \nlamp stand  shaft  along  with  its  buds  and pet als. 35  For  the  six branch es  that ex tend  from  the \nlamp stand,  a  bud  must  be un der  the  first  pair \n of branch es  from  it,  a  bud un der  the sec ond \n pair  of branch es  from  it,  and  a  bud un der  the \n third  pair  of branch es  from  it. 36  Their  buds \n and branch es  are  to  be  of  one  piece. d  All  of  it \n is  to  be  a sin gle ham mered  piece  of  pure  gold. 37 \u201c Make  its sev en  lamps,  and  set  them  up \n so  that  they illuminate  the  area  in  front  of  it. 38  Its snuffers  and fire pans  must  be  of  pure \n gold. 39  The lamp stand e  with  all  these uten-\nsils  is  to  be  made  from seventy-five  pounds f \n of  pure  gold. 40  Be care ful  to  make  them ac-\ncord ing  to  the pat tern  you  have  been  shown \n on  the moun tain. THE TABERNACLE\n26 \n\u201c You  are  to con struct  the tab er na cle \nit self  with  ten cur tains. You  must  make \n them  of fine ly  spun lin en,  and  blue, pur ple, \n and scar let  yarn,  with  a de sign  of cher u bim \n worked  into  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 78, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What materials are specified for the construction of the lamp stand?\",\n    \"How many branches are to extend from the sides of the lamp stand?\",\n    \"What is the total weight of pure gold required for the lamp stand and its utensils?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " the  two  cords  to  the  two fil i gree set tings,  and \n in  this  way at tach  them  to  the  ephod\u2019s shoul-\nder  pieces  in  the  front. 26  Make  two oth er  gold \n rings  and  put  them  at  the  two oth er cor ners  of \n the breast piece  on  the  edge  that  is  next  to  the \nin ner bor der  of  the  ephod. 27  Make  two  more \n gold  rings  and at tach  them  to  the bot tom  of \n the  ephod\u2019s  two shoul der  pieces  on  its  front, \n close  to  its  seam, a  and  above  the  ephod\u2019s wo-\nven waist band. 28  The ar ti sans  are  to  tie  the \nbreast piece  from  its  rings  to  the  rings  of  the \n ephod  with  a  cord  of  blue  yarn,  so  that  the \nbreast piece  is  above  the  ephod\u2019s waist band \n and  does  not  come  loose  from  the  ephod. 29 \u201cWhen ev er  he en ters  the sanc tu ary , Aar-\non  is  to car ry  the  names  of Is ra el\u2019s  sons  over \n his  heart  on  the breast piece  for de ci sions,  as \n a con tin u al re mind er be fore  the  L ord. 30  Place \n the  Urim  and Thum mim  in  the breast piece \n for de ci sions,  so  that  they  will  also  be  over \nAar on\u2019s  heart when ev er  he  comes be fore  the \n L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is to be carried over Aaron's heart when he enters the sanctuary?\",\n    \"What materials are used to attach the breast piece to the ephod?\",\n    \"What purpose do the Urim and Thummim serve in relation to the breast piece?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Aar on  will con tin u al ly car ry  the  means \n of de ci sions  for  the Is ra el ites  over  his  heart \nbe fore  the  L ord. THE ROBE\n31 \u201c You  are  to  make  the  robe  of  the  ephod en tire ly \n of  blue  yarn. 32  There  should  be  an open ing  at \n its  top  in  the cen ter  of  it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What color is the robe of the ephod supposed to be made of?\",\n    \"Where should the opening of the robe be located?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Around  the open ing, \n there  should  be  a wo ven col lar  with  an open-\ning  like  that  of  body ar mor b  so  that  it  does  not \n tear. 33  Make pome gran ates  of  blue, pur ple,  and \nscar let  yarn  on  its low er  hem  and  all  around  it. Put  gold  bells be tween  them  all  the  way  around, \n34  so  that  gold  bells  and pome gran ates al ter nate \n around  the low er  hem  of  the  robe. 35  The  robe \n will  be  worn  by Aar on when ev er  he min is ters, \n and  its  sound  will  be  heard  when  he en ters  the \nsanc tu ary be fore  the  L ord  and  when  he ex its, \n so  that  he  does  not  die. THE TURBAN\n36 \u201c You  are  to  make  a  pure  gold me dal lion  and \nen grave  it,  like  the en grav ing  of  a  seal:  H oly  to \n the  L ord. 37 Fas ten  it  to  a  cord  of  blue  yarn  so  it \n can  be  placed  on  the tur ban;  the me dal lion  is \n to  be  on  the  front  of  the tur ban. 38  It  will  be  on \nAar on\u2019s fore head  so  that Aar on  may  bear  the \n guilt con nect ed  with  the  holy off  er ings  that \n the Is ra el ites con se crate  as  all  their  holy  gifts. It  is al ways  to  be  on  his fore head,  so  that  they \n may  find ac cep tance  with  the  L ord. OTHER PRIESTLY GARMENTS\n39 \u201c You  are  to  weave  the tu nic  from  fine lin-\nen,  make  a tur ban  of  fine lin en,  and  make \n an em broi dered  sash. 40  Make tu nics, sash es, \n and head bands  for Aar on\u2019s  sons  to  give  them \nglo ry  and beau ty . 41  Put  these  on  your broth er \nAar on  and  his  sons;  then  anoint, or dain, c  and \ncon se crate  them,  so  that  they  may  serve  me \n as  priests. 42  Make  them lin en un der gar ments \n to cov er  their na ked bod ies;  they  must ex tend \n from  the  waist  to  the  thighs. 43  These  must  be \n worn  by Aar on  and  his  sons when ev er  they \nen ter  the  tent  of meet ing  or ap proach  the al-\ntar  to min is ter  in  the sanc tu ary  area,  so  that \n they  do  not in cur  guilt  and  die. This  is  to  be \n a per ma nent stat ute  for Aar on  and  for  his \nfu ture de scen dants.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What colors should the pomegranates made of yarn be?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of the gold medallion on Aaron's turban?\",\n    \"What must be worn by Aaron and his sons when they enter the tent of meeting?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT CONSECRATION\n29 \n\u201c This  is  what  you  are  to  do  for  them  to \ncon se crate  them  to  serve  me  as  priests. Take  a  young  bull  and  two un blem ished  rams, \n2  with un leav ened  bread, un leav ened  cakes \n mixed  with  oil,  and un leav ened wa fers coat ed \n with  oil.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What animals are specified for consecration in the instructions?\",\n    \"What type of bread is to be used in the consecration process?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Make  them  out  of  fine  wheat  flour, \n3  put  them  in  a bas ket,  and  bring  them  in  the \nbas ket,  along  with  the  bull  and  two  rams. 4  Bring Aar on  and  his  sons  to  the en trance \n to  the  tent  of meet ing  and  wash  them  with \nwa ter. 5  Then  take  the gar ments  and  clothe \nAar on  with  the tu nic,  the  robe  for  the  ephod, \n the  ephod it self,  and  the breast piece; fas ten \n the  ephod  on  him  with  its wo ven waist band. 6  Put  the tur ban  on  his  head  and  place  the  holy \ndi a dem  on  the tur ban.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What materials are specified for making the offerings?\",\n    \"Who is instructed to be brought to the entrance of the tent of meeting?\",\n    \"What items are mentioned for clothing Aaron during the preparation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7  Take  the anoint ing \n oil,  pour  it  on  his  head,  and  anoint  him. 8  You \n must  also  bring  his  sons  and  clothe  them \n with tu nics. 9  Tie  the sash es  on Aar on  and \n his  sons  and fas ten head bands  on  them. The \npriest  hood  is  to  be  theirs  by  a per ma nent \nstat ute.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should be done with the anointing oil according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What clothing items are to be brought for Aaron's sons?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt indicate about the priesthood for Aaron and his sons?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  is  the  way  you  will or dain Aar-\non  and d  his  sons. 10 \u201c You  are  to  bring  the  bull  to  the  front  of  the \n tent  of meet ing,  and Aar on  and  his  sons  must \n lay  their  hands  on  the  bull\u2019s  head. 11 Slaugh ter \n the  bull be fore  the  L ord  at  the en trance  to \n the  tent  of meet ing. 12  Take  some  of  the  bull\u2019s \n blood  and ap ply  it  to  the  horns  of  the al tar \n with  your fin ger;  then  pour  out  all  the  rest \n of  the  blood  at  the  base  of  the al tar. 13  Take  all \n the  fat  that cov ers  the en trails,  the fatty  lobe \n of  the liv er,  and  the  two kid neys  with  the  fat \na 28:27 The place where the shoulder pieces join the front of the ephod   b 28:32 Hb obscure   c 28:41 Lit anoint them, fill their \nhand   d 29:9 Lit you will fill the hand of Aaron and the hand of ; Ex 29:23-24\nEXODUS 28-29 72\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   72 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 81, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must Aaron and his sons do to the bull before it is slaughtered?\",\n    \"Where should the blood of the bull be applied?\",\n    \"What specific parts of the bull are to be taken along with the fat?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " on  them,  and  burn  them  on  the al tar. 14  But \n burn  the  bull\u2019s  flesh,  its  hide,  and  its  waste \nout side  the  camp;  it  is  a  sin off  er ing. 15 \u201c Take  one  ram,  and Aar on  and  his  sons \n are  to  lay  their  hands  on  the  ram\u2019s  head. 16  You  are  to slaugh ter  the  ram,  take  its  blood, \n and splatter  it  on  all  sides  of  the al tar. 17  Cut \n the  ram  into  pieces. Wash  its en trails  and \n legs,  and  place  them  with  its  head  and  its \n pieces  on  the al tar. 18  Then  burn  the  whole \n ram  on  the al tar;  it  is  a  burnt of fer ing  to  the \n L ord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is to be done with the bull's flesh, hide, and waste according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions are to be taken with the ram as described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the significance of splattering the ram's blood on all sides of the altar?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It  is  a pleas ing aro ma,  a  fire of fer ing \n to  the  L ord. 19 \u201c You  are  to  take  the sec ond  ram,  and Aar-\non  and  his  sons  must  lay  their  hands  on  the \n ram\u2019s  head. 20 Slaugh ter  the  ram,  take  some  of \n its  blood,  and  put  it  on Aar on\u2019s  right earlobe, \n on  his  sons\u2019  right earlobes,  on  the  thumbs  of \n their  right  hands,  and  on  the  big  toes  of  their \n right  feet. Splatter  the re main ing  blood  on  all \n sides  of  the al tar. 21  Take  some  of  the  blood  that \n is  on  the al tar  and  some  of  the anoint ing  oil, \n and sprin kle  them  on Aar on  and  his gar ments, \n as  well  as  on  his  sons  and  their gar ments. So \n he  and  his gar ments  will  be  holy ,  as  well  as \n his  sons  and  their gar ments. 22 \u201c Take  the  fat  from  the  ram,  the  fat  tail, \n the  fat cov er ing  the en trails,  the fatty  lobe \n of  the liv er,  the  two kid neys  and  the  fat  on \n them,  and  the  right  thigh ( since  this  is  a  ram \n for or di na tion a); 23  take  one  loaf  of  bread,  one \n cake  of  bread  made  with  oil,  and  one wa fer \n from  the bas ket  of un leav ened  bread  that  is \nbe fore  the  L ord; 24  and  put  all  of  them  in  the \n hands  of Aar on  and  his b  sons  and pre sent \n them  as  a pre sen ta tion off  er ing be fore  the \n L ord. 25  Take  them  from  their  hands  and  burn \n them  on  the al tar  on  top  of  the  burnt off  er ing, \n as  a pleas ing aro ma be fore  the  L ord;  it  is  a \n fire off  er ing  to  the  L ord. 26 \u201c Take  the  breast  from  the  ram  of Aar on\u2019s \nor di na tion  and pre sent  it  as  a pre sen ta tion \noff  er ing be fore  the  L ord;  it  is  to  be  your por-\ntion. 27 Con se crate  for Aar on  and  his  sons \n the  breast  of  the pre sen ta tion off  er ing  that \n is pre sent ed  and  the  thigh  of  the con tri bu tion \n that  is lift ed  up  from  the  ram  of or di na tion. 28  This  will be long  to Aar on  and  his  sons  as  a \nreg u lar por tion  from  the Is ra el ites,  for  it  is  a \ncon tri bu tion. It  will  be  the Is ra el ites\u2019 con tri-\nbu tion  from  their fel low ship sac ri fic es,  their \ncon tri bu tion  to  the  L ord. 29 \u201c The  holy gar ments  that be long  to Aar on \n are  to be long  to  his  sons af ter  him,  so  that \n they  can  be anoint ed  and or dained c  in  them. 30  Any  priest  who  is  one  of  his  sons  and  who \nsuc ceeds  him  and en ters  the  tent  of meet ing \n to min is ter  in  the sanc tu ary  must  wear  them \n for sev en  days. 31 \u201c You  are  to  take  the  ram  of or di na tion  and \n boil  its  flesh  in  a  holy  place. 32 Aar on  and  his \n sons  are  to  eat  the  meat  of  the  ram  and  the \n bread  that  is  in  the bas ket  at  the en trance  to \n the  tent  of meet ing. 33  They  must  eat  those \n things  by  which atone ment  was  made  at  the \n time  of  their or di na tion d  and con se cra tion. An un au tho rized per son  must  not  eat  them, \n for  these  things  are  holy . 34  If  any  of  the  meat \n of or di na tion  or  any  of  the  bread  is  left un til \nmorn ing,  burn  what  is  left  over. It  must  not \n be eat en be cause  it  is  holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must Aaron and his sons do with the blood of the ram during the ordination ceremony?\",\n    \"What items are to be presented as a contribution offering before the Lord?\",\n    \"Who is allowed to eat the meat of the ram and the bread at the entrance to the tent of meeting?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "36 Sac ri fice  a \n bull  as  a  sin off  er ing  each  day  for atone ment. Pu ri fy e  the al tar  when  you  make atone ment \n for  it,  and  anoint  it  in or der  to con se crate  it. 37  For sev en  days  you  must  make atone ment \n for  the al tar  and con se crate  it. The al tar  will \n be es pe cial ly  holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What type of offering is a bull described as in the excerpt?\", \"How long must atonement be made for the altar according to the excerpt?\", \"What happens to the altar after it is consecrated?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "What ev er touch es  the al tar \n will  be con se crat ed. 38 \u201c This  is  what  you  are  to off  er reg u lar ly  on \n the al tar ev ery  day:  two year-old  lambs. 39  In  the \nmorn ing off  er  one  lamb,  and  at twi light off  er \n the oth er  lamb. 40  With  the  first  lamb off  er  two \n quarts f  of  fine  flour  mixed  with  one  quart g  of \n oil  from  crushed ol ives,  and  a  drink off  er ing  of \n one  quart  of  wine. 41  You  are  to off  er  the sec ond \n lamb  at twi light.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is to be offered regularly on the altar every day?\",\n    \"How many lambs are to be offered in total each day?\",\n    \"What are the components to be offered with the first lamb?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Off  er  a  grain off  er ing  and  a \n drink off  er ing  with  it,  like  the  one  in  the morn-\ning,  as  a pleas ing aro ma,  a  fire off  er ing  to  the \n L ord. 42  This  will  be  a reg u lar  burnt off  er ing \nthrough out  your gen er a tions  at  the en trance \n to  the  tent  of meet ing be fore  the  L ord,  where \n I  will  meet  you h  to  speak  with  you. 43  I  will  also \n meet  with  the Is ra el ites  there,  and  that  place \n will  be con se crat ed  by  my glo ry . 44  I  will con-\nse crate  the  tent  of meet ing  and  the al tar;  I  will \n also con se crate Aar on  and  his  sons  to  serve  me \n as  priests. 45  I  will  dwell  among  the Is ra el ites \n and  be  their  God. 46  And  they  will  know  that \n I  am  the  L ord  their  God,  who  brought  them \n out  of  the  land  of  Egypt,  so  that  I  might  dwell \n among  them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What offerings are mentioned in the excerpt that are to be made before the Lord?\",\n    \"What will consecrate the tent of meeting and the altar according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is designated to serve as priests in the context of the offerings?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I  am  the  L ord  their  God. a 29:22 The priest would normally receive the right thigh to be eaten, but here it is burned; Lv 7:32-34. b 29:24 Lit in the hands of \nhis   c 29:29 Lit him for anointing in them and for filling their hand   d 29:33 Lit made to fill their hand   e 29:36 Or Make a sin \noffering on   f 29:40 Lit offer a tenth   g 29:40 Lit a fourth of a hin   h 29:42 = Moses\n 73 EXODUS 29\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   73 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 82, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "THE INCENSE ALTAR\n30 \n\u201c You  are  to  make  an al tar  for  the burn-\ning  of in cense;  make  it  of aca cia  wood. 2  It  must  be  square, eigh teen inch es  long  and \neigh teen inch es  wide; a  it  must  be thirty-six \ninch es  high.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What material is specified for making the incense altar?\",\n    \"What are the dimensions of the incense altar?\",\n    \"How tall must the incense altar be?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "b  Its  horns  must  be  of  one  piece \n with  it. 3 Over lay  its  top,  all  around  its  sides, \n and  its  horns  with  pure  gold;  make  a  gold \nmold ing  all  around  it. 4  Make  two  gold  rings \n for  it un der  the mold ing  on  two  of  its  sides; \n put  these  on op po site  sides  of  it  to  be holders \n for  the  poles  to car ry  it  with. 5  Make  the  poles \n of aca cia  wood  and over lay  them  with  gold. 6 \u201c You  are  to  place  the al tar  in  front  of  the \ncur tain  by  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny  \u2014   in  front \n of  the mer cy  seat  that  is  over  the tes ti mo ny  \n\u2014   where  I  will  meet  with  you. 7 Aar on  must \n burn fra grant in cense  on  it;  he  must  burn  it ev-\nery morn ing  when  he  tends  the  lamps. 8  When \nAar on  sets  up  the  lamps  at twi light,  he  must \n burn in cense. There  is  to  be  an in cense off  er ing \nbe fore  the  L ord through out  your gen er a tions. 9  You  must  not off  er un au tho rized in cense  on \n it,  or  a  burnt  or  grain off  er ing;  you  are  not  to \n pour  a  drink off  er ing  on  it. 10 \u201c Once  a  year Aar on  is  to per form  the atone-\nment cer e mo ny  for  the al tar. Through out  your \ngen er a tions  he  is  to per form  the atone ment \ncer e mo ny  for c  it  once  a  year,  with  the  blood  of \n the  sin off  er ing  for atone ment  on  the  horns. The al tar  is es pe cial ly  holy  to  the  L ord.\u201d\nTHE ATONEMENT MONEY\n11  The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 12 \u201c When  you  take \n a cen sus  of  the Is ra el ites  to reg is ter  them, \n each  of  the  men  must  pay  a ran som  for  his \n life  to  the  L ord  as  they  are reg is tered. Then \n no  plague  will  come  on  them  as  they  are reg-\nis tered.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What material is used to overlay the altar and its horns?\",\n    \"How often is Aaron required to perform the atonement ceremony for the altar?\",\n    \"What must each man pay when a census of the Israelites is taken?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 Ev ery one  who  is reg is tered  must \n pay  half  a shek el d ac cord ing  to  the sanc tu ary \nshek el (twen ty ge rahs  to  the shek el). This  half \nshek el  is  a con tri bu tion  to  the  L ord. 14  Each \n man  who  is reg is tered, twen ty  years  old  or \n more,  must  give  this con tri bu tion  to  the  L ord. 15  The  wealthy  may  not  give  more  and  the  poor \n may  not  give  less  than  half  a shek el  when giv-\ning  the con tri bu tion  to  the  L ord  to  atone  for e \n your  lives. 16  Take  the atone ment  price f  from \n the Is ra el ites  and  use  it  for  the ser vice  of  the \n tent  of meet ing. It  will  serve  as  a re mind er \n for  the Is ra el ites be fore  the  L ord  to  atone \n for  your  lives.\u201d\nTHE BRONZE BASIN\n17  The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 18 \u201c Make  a  bronze \nba sin  for wash ing  and  a  bronze  stand  for  it. Set \n it be tween  the  tent  of meet ing  and  the al tar, \n and  put wa ter  in  it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the required contribution amount for each registered individual according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who must pay the half shekel contribution to the Lord?\",\n    \"What purpose does the atonement price serve according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19 Aar on  and  his  sons  must \n wash  their  hands  and  feet  from  the ba sin. 20 When ev er  they en ter  the  tent  of meet ing \n or ap proach  the al tar  to min is ter  by burn ing \n an off  er ing  to  the  L ord,  they  must  wash  with \nwa ter  so  that  they  will  not  die. 21  They  must \n wash  their  hands  and  feet  so  that  they  will  not \n die;  this  is  to  be  a per ma nent stat ute  for  them, \n for Aar on  and  his de scen dants through out \n their gen er a tions.\u201d\nTHE ANOINTING OIL\n22  The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 23 \u201c Take  for your-\nself  the fin est spic es:  12  1/ 2  pounds g  of liq uid \n myrrh,  half  as  much ( 6  1/ 4  pounds h)  of fra grant \ncin na mon,  6  1/ 4  pounds  of fra grant  cane, 24  12  1/ 2 \n pounds  of cas sia ( by  the sanc tu ary shek el),  and \n a gallon i  of ol ive  oil. 25 Pre pare  from  these  a \n holy anoint ing  oil,  a scented  blend,  the  work \n of  a per fum er;  it  will  be  holy anoint ing  oil. 26 \u201c With  it  you  are  to  anoint  the  tent  of meet-\ning,  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny , 27  the ta ble  with \n all  its uten sils,  the lamp stand  with  its uten sils, \n the al tar  of in cense, 28  the al tar  of  burnt off  er-\ning  with  all  its uten sils,  and  the ba sin  with  its \n stand. 29 Con se crate  them  and  they  will  be \nes pe cial ly  holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must Aaron and his sons do before entering the tent of meeting or approaching the altar?\",\n    \"What ingredients are specified for making the holy anointing oil?\",\n    \"What items are to be anointed with the holy anointing oil?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "What ev er touch es  them  will \n be con se crat ed. 30  Anoint Aar on  and  his  sons \n and con se crate  them  to  serve  me  as  priests. 31 \u201c Tell  the Is ra el ites:  This  will  be  my  holy \nanoint ing  oil through out  your gen er a tions. 32  It  must  not  be  used  for or di nary anoint ing \n on  a per son\u2019s  body ,  and  you  must  not  make \nany thing  like  it us ing  its for mu la.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is to be consecrated according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is instructed to be anointed and consecrated to serve as priests?\",\n    \"What should not be done with the holy anointing oil mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "It  is  holy , \n and  it  must  be  holy  to  you. 33 Any one  who \nblends some thing  like  it  or  puts  some  of  it \n on  an un au tho rized per son  must  be  cut  off  \n from  his peo ple.\u201d\nTHE SACRED INCENSE\n34  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses: \u201c Take fra grant spic-\nes: stacte, on y cha,  and gal ba num;  the spic es \n and  pure frank in cense  are  to  be  in  equal mea-\nsures. 35 Pre pare expertly blend ed in cense  from \n these;  it  is  to  be sea soned  with  salt,  pure  and \n holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 83, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What ingredients are specified for the sacred incense according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What must happen to anyone who blends something like the holy item mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How should the spices for the sacred incense be measured according to the Lord's instructions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " It  must  be es pe cial ly  holy  to  you. 37  As  for  the \nin cense  you  are mak ing,  you  must  not  make \n any  for your selves us ing  its for mu la.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 84, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "It  is  to \n be re gard ed  by  you  as  holy  \u2014  be long ing  to \n the  L ord. 38 Any one  who  makes some thing \n like  it  to  smell  its fra grance  must  be  cut  off  \n from  his peo ple.\u201d\nGOD\u2019S PROVISION OF THE SKILLED WORKERS\n31 \n The  L ord  also  spoke  to Mo ses: 2 \u201c Look,  I \n have ap point ed  by  name Bez a lel  son  of \n Uri,  son  of  Hur,  of  the  tribe  of Ju dah. 3  I  have \n filled  him  with  God\u2019s Spir it,  with wis dom, un-\nder stand ing,  and abil i ty  in ev ery  craft 4  to de-\nsign ar tis tic  works  in  gold, sil ver,  and  bronze, \n5  to  cut gemstones  for mounting,  and  to carve \n wood  for  work  in ev ery  craft. 6  I  have  also se-\nlect ed Oho li ab a  son  of Ahis a mach,  of  the  tribe \n of  Dan,  to  be  with  him. I  have  put wis dom  in \n the  heart  of ev ery  skilled artisan b  in or der \n to  make  all  that  I  have com mand ed  you: 7  the \n tent  of meet ing,  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny ,  the \nmer cy  seat  that  is  on  top  of  it,  and  all  the oth er \nfur nish ings  of  the  tent \u2014 8  the ta ble  with  its \nuten sils,  the  pure  gold lamp stand  with  all  its \nuten sils,  the al tar  of in cense, 9  the al tar  of  burnt \noff  er ing  with  all  its uten sils,  the ba sin  with  its \n stand \u2014 10  the specially wo ven c gar ments,  both \n the  holy gar ments  for  the  priest Aar on  and \n the gar ments  for  his  sons  to  serve  as  priests, \n11  the anoint ing  oil,  and  the fra grant in cense \n for  the sanc tu ary . They  must  make  them ac-\ncord ing  to  all  that  I  have com mand ed  you.\u201d\nOBSERVING THE SABBATH\n12  The  L ord  said  to Mo ses: 13 \u201c Tell  the Is ra el-\nites:  You  must ob serve  my Sab baths,  for  it  is \n a  sign be tween  me  and  you through out  your \ngen er a tions,  so  that  you  will  know  that  I  am \n the  L ord  who consecrates  you. 14 Ob serve  the \nSab bath,  for  it  is  holy  to  you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 84, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who are the two skilled workers appointed by the Lord to assist in the artistic works?\",\n    \"What is the significance of observing the Sabbath according to the Lord's command to Moses?\",\n    \"What materials and items are mentioned that the skilled artisans are to create?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who ev er profanes \n it  must  be  put  to  death. If any one  does  work \n on  it,  that per son  must  be  cut  off  from  his \npeo ple. 15  Work  may  be  done  for  six  days,  but \n on  the sev enth  day  there  must  be  a Sab bath \n of com plete  rest,  holy  to  the  L ord. Any one \n who  does  work  on  the Sab bath  day  must  be \n put  to  death. 16  The Is ra el ites  must ob serve \n the Sab bath, cel e brat ing  it through out  their \ngen er a tions  as  a per ma nent cov enant. 17  It  is \n a  sign for ev er be tween  me  and  the Is ra el ites, \n for  in  six  days  the  L ord  made  the heav ens  and \n the  earth,  but  on  the sev enth  day  he rest ed \n and  was re freshed.\u201d\nTHE TWO STONE TABLETS\n18  When  he fin ished speak ing  with Mo ses  on \n Mount Si nai,  he  gave  him  the  two tab lets  of \n the tes ti mo ny ,  stone tab lets in scribed  by  the \nfin ger  of  God. THE GOLD CALF\n32 \n When  the peo ple  saw  that Mo ses de-\nlayed  in com ing  down  from  the moun-\ntain,  they gath ered  around Aar on  and  said  to \n him, \u201c Come,  make  gods d  for  us  who  will  go \nbe fore  us be cause  this Mo ses,  the  man  who \n brought  us  up  from  the  land  of  Egypt  \u2014   we \n don\u2019t  know  what  has hap pened  to  him! \u201d\n2 Aar on re plied  to  them, \u201c Take  off  the  gold \n rings  that  are  on  the  ears  of  your  wives,  your \n sons,  and  your daugh ters  and  bring  them  to \n me.\u201d 3  So  all  the peo ple  took  off  the  gold  rings \n that  were  on  their  ears  and  brought  them  to \nAar on. 4  He  took  the  gold  from  them, fash-\nioned  it  with  an en grav ing  tool,  and  made  it \n into  an im age  of  a  calf. Then  they  said, \u201cIs ra el,  these  are  your  gods, e \n who  brought  you  up  from  the  land  of  Egypt! \u201d\n5  When Aar on  saw  this,  he  built  an al tar  in \n front  of  it  and  made  an an nounce ment: \u201c There \n will  be  a fes ti val  to  the  L ord to mor row .\u201d 6 Ear ly \n the  next morn ing  they  arose, off  ered  burnt \noff  er ings,  and pre sent ed fel low ship off  er-\nings. The peo ple  sat  down  to  eat  and  drink, \n and  got  up  to par ty .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 84, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must happen to anyone who works on the Sabbath day?\",\n    \"Who made the two stone tablets inscribed by the finger of God?\",\n    \"What did Aaron create when the people asked for gods to lead them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12  Why  should  the Egyp tians  say , \u2018 He  brought \n them  out  with  an  evil in tent  to  kill  them  in  the \nmoun tains  and elim i nate  them  from  the  face \n of  the  earth\u2019? Turn  from  your  fierce an ger \n and re lent con cern ing  this di sas ter  planned \n for  your peo ple. 13 Re mem ber  your ser vants \nAbra ham,  Isaac,  and Is ra el  \u2014   you  swore  to \n them  by your self  and de clared, \u2018 I  will  make \n your off spring  as nu mer ous  as  the  stars  of  the \n sky  and  will  give  your off spring  all  this  land \n that  I  have prom ised,  and  they  will in her it  it \nfor ev er.\u2019 \u201d 14  So  the  L ord re lent ed con cern ing \n the di sas ter  he  had  said  he  would  bring  on \n his peo ple. 15  Then Mo ses  turned  and  went  down  the \nmoun tain  with  the  two tab lets  of  the tes ti-\nmo ny  in  his  hands.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 85, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What was the reason for the Egyptians to say that God had an evil intent towards them?\",\n    \"Who did God swear to regarding the promise of numerous offspring and land inheritance?\",\n    \"What was the outcome of God's reconsideration regarding the disaster planned for His people?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16  The \ntab lets  were  the  work  of  God,  and  the writ ing \n was  God\u2019s writ ing, en graved  on  the tab lets. 17  When Josh ua  heard  the  sound  of  the peo-\nple  as  they shout ed,  he  said  to Mo ses, \u201c There \n is  a  sound  of  war  in  the  camp.\u201d\n18  But Mo ses re plied:\n  It\u2019s not the sound of a victory cry\n  and not the sound of a cry of defeat;\n  I hear the sound of singing! 19  As  he ap proached  the  camp  and  saw  the  calf \n and  the danc ing, Mo ses be came en raged  and \n threw  the tab lets  out  of  his  hands, smashing \n them  at  the  base  of  the moun tain.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 85, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Joshua say when he heard the sound of the people?\",\n    \"What was Moses' initial reaction to the sound he heard in the camp?\",\n    \"What did Moses do when he saw the calf and the dancing?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  He  took  the \n calf  they  had  made,  burned  it  up,  and  ground \n it  to pow der. He scat tered  the pow der  over  the \nsur face  of  the wa ter  and  forced  the Is ra el ites \n to  drink  the wa ter. 21  Then Mo ses  asked Aar on, \u201c What  did  these \npeo ple  do  to  you  that  you  have  led  them  into \n such  a  grave  sin? \u201d\n22 \u201c Don\u2019t  be en raged,  my  lord,\u201d Aar on re plied. \u201c You your self  know  that  the peo ple  are in tent \n on  evil. 23  They  said  to  me, \u2018 Make  gods  for  us \n who  will  go be fore  us be cause  this Mo ses,  the \n man  who  brought  us  up  from  the  land  of  Egypt  \n\u2014   we  don\u2019t  know  what  has hap pened  to  him! \u2019 \n24  So  I  said  to  them, \u2018Who ev er  has  gold,  take \n it  off,\u2019  and  they  gave  it  to  me. When  I  threw  it \n into  the  fire,  out  came  this  calf! \u201d\n25 Mo ses  saw  that  the peo ple  were  out  of \ncon trol,  for Aar on  had  let  them  get  out  of \ncon trol, mak ing  them  a laugh ing stock  to \n their en e mies. a 26  And Mo ses  stood  at  the \n camp\u2019s en trance  and  said, \u201cWho ev er  is  for \n the  L ord,  come  to  me.\u201d  And  all  the Le vites \ngath ered  around  him. 27  He  told  them, \u201c This \n is  what  the  L ord,  the  God  of Is ra el,  says, \u2018Ev-\nery  man fas ten  his  sword  to  his  side;  go  back \n and  forth  through  the  camp  from en trance \n to en trance,  and  each  of  you  kill  his broth er, \n his  friend,  and  his neigh bor.\u2019 \u201d 28  The Le vites \n did  as Mo ses com mand ed,  and  about  three \nthou sand  men  fell  dead  that  day  among  the \npeo ple. 29 Af ter ward Mo ses  said, \u201cTo day  you \n have  been ded i cat ed b  to  the  L ord,  since  each \n man  went  against  his  son  and  his broth er. There fore  you  have  brought  a bless ing  on \nyour selves to day .\u201d\n30  The fol low ing  day Mo ses  said  to  the peo-\nple, \u201c You  have com mit ted  a  grave  sin. Now  I \n will  go  up  to  the  L ord; per haps  I  will  be  able \n to  atone  for  your  sin.\u201d\n31  So Mo ses re turned  to  the  L ord  and  said, \n\u201c Oh,  these peo ple  have com mit ted  a  grave \n sin;  they  have  made  a  god  of  gold  for them-\nselves. 32  Now  if  you  would  only for give  their \n sin. But  if  not,  please erase  me  from  the  book \n you  have writ ten.\u201d\n33  The  L ord re plied  to Mo ses: \u201cWho ev er \n has  sinned  against  me  I  will erase  from  my \n book. 34  Now  go,  lead  the peo ple  to  the  place \n I  told  you  about;  see,  my an gel  will  go be fore \n you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 85, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do to the calf that the people made?\",\n    \"How did Aaron justify the creation of the golden calf?\",\n    \"What was the consequence of the Levites' actions as commanded by Moses?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "But  on  the  day  I set tle ac counts,  I  will \n hold  them ac count able  for  their  sin.\u201d 35  And \n the  L ord in flict ed  a  plague  on  the peo ple  for \n what  they  did  with  the  calf Aar on  had  made. THE TENT OUTSIDE THE CAMP\n33 \n The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: \u201c Go  up  from \n here,  you  and  the peo ple  you  brought  up \n from  the  land  of  Egypt,  to  the  land  I prom ised \n to Abra ham,  Isaac,  and Ja cob, say ing:  I  will \n give  it  to  your off spring. 2  I  will  send  an an gel \n ahead  of  you  and  will  drive  out  the Ca naan-\nites, Am o rites, Heth ites, Per iz zites, c Hi vites, \n and Jeb u sites.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 85, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord say He would do on the day accounts are settled?\",\n    \"What plague did the Lord inflict on the people?\",\n    \"To whom did the Lord promise the land that He would give to their offspring?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3  Go  up  to  a  land flow ing  with \n milk  and hon ey . But  I  will  not  go  up  with  you \nbe cause  you  are  a stiff-necked peo ple; oth er-\nwise,  I  might de stroy  you  on  the  way .\u201d 4  When \n the peo ple  heard  this  bad  news,  they  mourned \n and  didn\u2019t  put  on  their jew el ry . 5  For  the  L ord  said  to Mo ses: \u201c Tell  the Is ra el-\nites:  You  are  a stiff-necked peo ple. If  I  went  up \n with  you  for  a sin gle mo ment,  I  would de stroy \n you. Now  take  off  your jew el ry ,  and  I  will de-\ncide  what  to  do  with  you.\u201d 6  So  the Is ra el ites \na 32:25 Hb obscure   b 32:29 T ext emended; MT reads \u201cToday dedicate yourselves ; LXX, Vg read \u201cToday you have dedicated \nyourselves   c 33:2 Sam, LXX add Girgashites\nEXODUS 32-33 76\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   76 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 85, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord say to Moses about the Israelites' behavior?\",\n    \"How did the people react to the news that the Lord would not go up with them?\",\n    \"What instruction did the Lord give regarding the Israelites' jewelry?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "re mained  stripped  of  their jew el ry  from  Mount \nHo reb onward. 7  Now Mo ses  took  a  tent  and  pitched  it out-\nside  the  camp,  at  a dis tance  from  the  camp; \n he  called  it  the  tent  of meet ing. Any one  who \nwant ed  to con sult  the  L ord  would  go  to  the \n tent  of meet ing  that  was out side  the  camp. 8 When ev er Mo ses  went  out  to  the  tent,  all  the \npeo ple  would  stand  up,  each  one  at  the  door \n of  his  tent,  and  they  would  watch Mo ses un til \n he en tered  the  tent. 9  When Mo ses en tered \n the  tent,  the pil lar  of  cloud  would  come  down \n and re main  at  the en trance  to  the  tent,  and \n the  L ord  would  speak  with Mo ses. 10  As  all \n the peo ple  saw  the pil lar  of  cloud re main ing \n at  the en trance  to  the  tent,  they  would  stand \n up,  then  bow  in wor ship,  each  one  at  the  door \n of  his  tent. 11  The  L ord  would  speak  with Mo-\nses  face  to  face,  just  as  a  man  speaks  with  his \n friend,  then Mo ses  would re turn  to  the  camp. His as sis tant,  the  young  man Josh ua  son  of \n Nun,  would  not  leave  the in side  of  the  tent. THE LORD\u2019S GLORY\n12 Mo ses  said  to  the  L ord, \u201c Look,  you  have  told \n me, \u2018 Lead  this peo ple  up,\u2019  but  you  have  not  let \n me  know  whom  you  will  send  with  me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 86, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses pitch outside the camp?\",\n    \"How did the people react when Moses entered the tent of meeting?\",\n    \"Who remained inside the tent while Moses returned to the camp?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You \n said, \u2018 I  know  you  by  name,  and  you  have  also \n found fa vor  with  me.\u2019 13  Now  if  I  have in deed \n found fa vor  with  you,  please  teach  me  your \n ways,  and  I  will  know  you,  so  that  I  may  find \nfa vor  with  you. Now con sid er  that  this na tion \n is  your peo ple.\u201d\n14  And  he re plied, \u201c My pres ence  will  go  with \n you,  and  I  will  give  you  rest.\u201d\n15 \u201c If  your pres ence  does  not  go,\u201d Mo ses re-\nspond ed  to  him, \u201c don\u2019t  make  us  go  up  from \n here. 16  How  will  it  be  known  that  I  and  your \npeo ple  have  found fa vor  with  you un less  you \n go  with  us? I  and  your peo ple  will  be dis tin-\nguished  by  this  from  all  the oth er peo ple  on \n the  face  of  the  earth.\u201d\n17  The  L ord an swered Mo ses, \u201c I  will  do  this \n very  thing  you  have  asked,  for  you  have  found \nfa vor  with  me,  and  I  know  you  by  name.\u201d\n18  Then Mo ses  said, \u201c Please,  let  me  see  your \nglo ry .\u201d\n19  He  said, \u201c I  will  cause  all  my good ness  to \n pass  in  front  of  you,  and  I  will pro claim  the \n name \u2018 the  L ord\u2019 be fore  you. I  will  be gra cious \n to  whom  I  will  be gra cious,  and  I  will  have \ncom pas sion  on  whom  I  will  have com pas sion.\u201d \n20  But  he add ed, \u201c You can not  see  my  face,  for \nhumans can not  see  me  and  live.\u201d 21  The  L ord \n said, \u201c Here  is  a  place  near  me. You  are  to  stand \n on  the  rock, 22  and  when  my glo ry pass es  by , \n I  will  put  you  in  the crev ice  of  the  rock  and \ncov er  you  with  my  hand un til  I  have  passed \n by . 23  Then  I  will  take  my  hand  away ,  and  you \n will  see  my  back,  but  my  face  will  not  be  seen.\u201d\nNEW STONE TABLETS\n34 \n The  L ord  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Cut  two  stone \ntab lets  like  the  first  ones,  and  I  will \n write  on  them  the  words  that  were  on  the \n first tab lets,  which  you  broke. 2  Be pre pared  by \nmorn ing.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 86, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses request from the Lord after acknowledging that he found favor with Him?\",\n    \"What assurance did the Lord give Moses regarding His presence?\",\n    \"What instructions did the Lord provide to Moses about the stone tablets?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Come  up  Mount Si nai  in  the morn-\ning  and  stand be fore  me  on  the moun tain top. 3  No  one  may  go  up  with  you;  in  fact,  no  one \n should  be  seen any where  on  the moun tain. Even  the  flocks  and  herds  are  not  to  graze  in \n front  of  that moun tain.\u201d\n4 Mo ses  cut  two  stone tab lets  like  the  first \n ones. He  got  up ear ly  in  the morn ing,  and \ntak ing  the  two  stone tab lets  in  his  hand,  he \n climbed  Mount Si nai,  just  as  the  L ord  had \ncom mand ed  him. 5  The  L ord  came  down  in  a  cloud,  stood \n with  him  there,  and pro claimed  his  name, \n\u201c the  L ord.\u201d 6  The  L ord  passed  in  front  of  him \n and pro claimed:\nThe Lord  \u2014  the Lord is a compassion-\nate and gracious God, slow to anger and \nabounding in faithful love and truth, \n7 maintaining faithful love to a thousand \ngenerations, forgiving iniquity , rebellion, \nand sin. But he will not leave the guilty \nunpunished, bringing the fathers\u2019 iniqui -\nty on the children and grandchildren to \nthe third and fourth generation.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 86, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord command Moses to do on Mount Sinai?\",\n    \"How does the Lord describe Himself when He proclaims His name?\",\n    \"What consequences does the Lord state for the guilty in relation to their iniquity?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 Mo ses im me di ate ly  knelt  low  on  the  ground \n and wor shiped. 9  Then  he  said, \u201c My  Lord,  if  I \n have in deed  found fa vor  with  you,  my  Lord, \n please  go  with  us ( even  though  this  is  a stiff-\nnecked peo ple), for give  our in iq ui ty  and  our \n sin,  and ac cept  us  as  your  own pos ses sion.\u201d\nCOVENANT OBLIGATIONS\n10  And  the  L ord re spond ed: \u201c Look,  I  am mak-\ning  a cov enant. I  will per form won ders  in  the \npres ence  of  all  your peo ple  that  have nev er \n been  done a  in  the  whole  earth  or  in  any na-\ntion.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 86, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses do immediately after speaking to the Lord?\",\n    \"What did the Lord promise to do in response to the covenant?\",\n    \"How did Moses describe the people he was asking the Lord to accompany?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "All  the peo ple  you  live  among  will  see \n the  L ord\u2019 s  work,  for  what  I  am do ing  with  you \n is awe-inspiring. 11 Ob serve  what  I com mand \na 34:10 Lit created\n 77 EXODUS 33-34\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   77 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 86, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " you to day . I  am go ing  to  drive  out be fore  you \n the Am o rites, Ca naan ites, Heth ites, Per iz zites, \nHi vites, a  and Jeb u sites. 12  Be care ful  not  to  make \n a trea ty  with  the in hab i tants  of  the  land  that \n you  are go ing  to en ter; oth er wise,  they  will \nbe come  a  snare  among  you. 13 In stead,  you \n must  tear  down  their al tars,  smash  their sa cred \npil lars,  and  chop  down  their Ashe rah  poles. 14 Be cause  the  L ord  is jeal ous  for  his rep u ta-\ntion,  you  are nev er  to  bow  down  to an oth er \n god. b  He  is  a jeal ous  God. 15 \u201c Do  not  make  a trea ty  with  the in hab i-\ntants  of  the  land,  or  else  when  they pros ti tute \nthem selves  with  their  gods  and sac ri fice  to \n their  gods,  they  will in vite  you,  and  you  will \n eat  their sac ri fic es. 16  Then  you  will  take  some \n of  their daugh ters  as brides  for  your  sons. Their daugh ters  will pros ti tute them selves \n with  their  gods  and  cause  your  sons  to pros-\nti tute them selves  with  their  gods. 17 \u201c Do  not  make  cast im ages  of  gods  for \nyour selves.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 87, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should the inhabitants of the land not be made a treaty with?\",\n    \"What actions are instructed to be taken against the altars and sacred pillars of the inhabitants?\",\n    \"What consequence is mentioned if the people take daughters from the inhabitants as brides?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 \u201cOb serve  the Fes ti val  of Un leav ened  Bread. You  are  to  eat un leav ened  bread  for sev en \n days  at  the ap point ed  time  in  the  month  of \n Abib, c  as  I com mand ed  you,  for  you  came  out \n of  Egypt  in  the  month  of  Abib. 19 \u201c The first born  male  from ev ery  womb \nbe longs  to  me, in clud ing  all  your  male d,e live-\nstock,  the first born  of cat tle  or  sheep.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 87, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the duration for which unleavened bread is to be eaten according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"In which month is the Festival of Unleavened Bread to be observed?\",\n    \"Who does the excerpt state the firstborn male from every womb belongs to?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  You \n may re deem  the first born  of  a don key  with \n a  sheep,  but  if  you  do  not re deem  it,  break \n its  neck. You  must re deem  all  the first born \n of  your  sons.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 87, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must you do to redeem the firstborn of a donkey?\",\n    \"What happens if you do not redeem the firstborn of a donkey?\",\n    \"What is required regarding the firstborn of your sons?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "No  one  is  to ap pear be fore  me \nempty-handed. 21 \u201c You  are  to la bor  six  days  but  you  must \n rest  on  the sev enth  day;  you  must  even  rest \ndur ing plow ing  and har vest ing  times. 22 \u201cOb serve  the Fes ti val  of  Weeks  with  the \nfirst fruits  of  the  wheat har vest,  and  the Fes ti val \n of In gath er ing f  at  the  turn  of  the agricultural \n year. 23  Three  times  a  year  all  your  males  are \n to ap pear be fore  the  Lord  G od,  the  God  of \nIs ra el. 24  For  I  will  drive  out na tions be fore \n you  and en large  your ter ri to ry . No  one  will \ncov et  your  land  when  you  go  up  three  times \n a  year  to ap pear be fore  the  L ord  your  God. 25 \u201c Do  not pre sent g  the  blood  for  my sac ri-\nfice  with any thing leav ened. The sac ri fice  of \n the Pass over Fes ti val  must  not re main un til \nmorn ing. 26 \u201c Bring  the  best first fruits  of  your  land  to \n the  house  of  the  L ord  your  God. \u201c You  must  not  boil  a  young  goat  in  its moth-\ner\u2019s  milk.\u201d\n27  The  L ord  also  said  to Mo ses, \u201c Write  down \n these  words,  for  I  have  made  a cov enant  with \n you  and  with Is ra el  based  on  these  words.\u201d\n28 Mo ses  was  there  with  the  L ord for ty  days \n and for ty  nights;  he  did  not  eat  food  or  drink \nwa ter. He  wrote  the  Ten Com mand ments,  the \n words  of  the cov enant,  on  the tab lets. MOSES\u2019S RADIANT FACE\n29  As Mo ses de scend ed  from  Mount Si nai  \u2014  \n with  the  two tab lets  of  the tes ti mo ny  in  his \n hands  as  he de scend ed  the moun tain  \u2014   he  did \n not re al ize  that  the  skin  of  his  face  shone  as  a \nre sult  of  his speak ing  with  the  L ord. h 30  When \nAar on  and  all  the Is ra el ites  saw Mo ses,  the  skin \n of  his  face  shone!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 87, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What must the people do three times a year according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How long did Moses stay with the Lord on Mount Sinai?\",\n    \"What was the result of Moses speaking with the Lord as he descended from Mount Sinai?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They  were  afraid  to  come \n near  him. 31  But Mo ses  called  out  to  them,  so \nAar on  and  all  the lead ers  of  the com mu ni ty \nre turned  to  him,  and Mo ses  spoke  to  them. 32 Af ter ward  all  the Is ra el ites  came  near,  and \n he com mand ed  them  to  do ev ery thing  the \n L ord  had  told  him  on  Mount Si nai. 33  When \nMo ses  had fin ished speak ing  with  them,  he \n put  a  veil  over  his  face. 34  But when ev er Mo ses \n went be fore  the  L ord  to  speak  with  him,  he \n would re move  the  veil un til  he  came  out. Af ter \n he  came  out,  he  would  tell  the Is ra el ites  what \n he  had  been com mand ed, 35  and  the Is ra el ites \n would  see  that Moses\u2019s  face i  was ra di ant.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 87, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Moses command the Israelites to do after speaking with them?\",\n    \"Why did Moses put a veil over his face?\",\n    \"What would happen when Moses came out from speaking with the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " Let ev ery one  whose  heart  is will ing  bring  this \n as  the  L ord\u2019 s off  er ing:  gold, sil ver,  and  bronze; \n6  blue, pur ple,  and scar let  yarn;  fine lin en  and \n goat  hair; 7  ram  skins  dyed  red  and  fine leath-\ner; a aca cia  wood; 8  oil  for  the  light; spic es  for \n the anoint ing  oil  and  for  the fra grant in cense; \n9  and  onyx  with gemstones  to  mount  on  the \n ephod  and breast piece. 10 \u201c Let  all  the  skilled ar ti sans b  among  you \n come  and  make ev ery thing  that  the  L ord  has \ncom mand ed: 11  the tab er na cle  \u2014   its  tent  and \ncov er ing,  its  clasps  and sup ports,  its cross bars, \n its pil lars  and bas es; 12  the  ark  with  its  poles, \n the mer cy  seat,  and  the cur tain  for  the screen; \n13  the ta ble  with  its  poles,  all  its uten sils,  and \n the  Bread  of  the Pres ence; 14  the lamp stand \n for  light  with  its uten sils  and  lamps  as  well  as \n the  oil  for  the  light; 15  the al tar  of in cense  with \n its  poles;  the anoint ing  oil  and  the fra grant \nin cense;  the en try way screen  for  the en trance \n to  the tab er na cle; 16  the al tar  of  burnt off  er ing \n with  its  bronze grate,  its  poles,  and  all  its uten-\nsils;  the ba sin  with  its  stand; 17  the hang ings \n of  the court yard,  its  posts  and bas es,  and  the \nscreen  for  the  gate  of  the court yard; 18  the  tent \n pegs  for  the tab er na cle  and  the  tent  pegs  for \n the court yard,  along  with  their  ropes; 19  and \n the specially wo ven a gar ments  for min is ter ing \n in  the sanc tu ary  \u2014   the  holy gar ments  for  the \n priest Aar on  and  the gar ments  for  his  sons \n to  serve  as  priests.\u201d\n20  Then  the en tire Is ra el ite com mu ni ty  left \nMoses\u2019s pres ence. 21 Ev ery one  whose  heart \n was  moved  and  whose spir it prompt ed  him \n came  and  brought  an of fer ing  to  the  L ord  for \n the  work  on  the  tent  of meet ing,  for  all  its ser-\nvices,  and  for  the  holy gar ments.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 88, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What materials were people instructed to bring as offerings for the Lord?\",\n    \"What items were skilled artisans asked to make for the tabernacle?\",\n    \"Who among the Israelite community brought offerings to the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "THE OTHER PRIESTLY GARMENTS\n27  They  made  the tu nics  of  fine wo ven lin en \n for Aar on  and  his  sons. 28  They  made  the tur-\nban  and  the ornate head bands j  of  fine lin en, \n the lin en un der gar ments  of fine ly  spun lin en, \n29  and  the  sash  of fine ly  spun lin en expertly \nem broi dered  with  blue, pur ple,  and scar let \n yarn. They  did  just  as  the  L ord  had com mand-\ned Mo ses. MAKING THE HOLY DIADEM\n30  They  made  a me dal lion,  the  holy di a dem, \n out  of  pure  gold  and  wrote  on  it  an in scrip-\ntion  like  the en grav ing  on  a  seal:  H oly  to  the \n L ord. 31  They at tached  a  cord  of  blue  yarn  to \n it  in or der  to  mount  it  on  the tur ban,  just  as \n the  L ord  had com mand ed Mo ses.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 92, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What materials were used to make the tunics for Aaron and his sons?\",\n    \"What inscription was written on the holy diadem?\",\n    \"How was the holy diadem attached to the turban?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "MOSES\u2019S INSPECTION OF THE TABERNACLE\n32  So  all  the  work  for  the tab er na cle,  the  tent \n of meet ing,  was fin ished. The Is ra el ites  did \nev ery thing  just  as  the  L ord  had com mand ed \nMo ses. 33  They  brought  the tab er na cle  to Mo-\nses:  the  tent  with  all  its fur nish ings,  its  clasps, \n its sup ports,  its cross bars,  and  its pil lars  and \nbas es; 34  the cov er ing  of  ram  skins  dyed  red \n and  the cov er ing  of  fine leath er; f  the cur tain \n for  the screen; 35  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny  with \n its  poles  and  the mer cy  seat; 36  the ta ble,  all \n its uten sils,  and  the  Bread  of  the Pres ence; \n37  the  pure  gold lamp stand,  with  its  lamps ar-\nranged  and  all  its uten sils,  as  well  as  the  oil \n for  the  light; 38  the  gold al tar;  the anoint ing \n oil;  the fra grant in cense;  the screen  for  the \nen trance  to  the  tent; 39  the  bronze al tar  with \n its  bronze grate,  its  poles,  and  all  its uten sils; \n the ba sin  with  its  stand; 40  the hang ings  of  the \ncourt yard,  its  posts  and bas es,  the screen  for \n the  gate  of  the court yard,  its  ropes  and  tent \n pegs,  and  all  the fur nish ings  for  the ser vice \n of  the tab er na cle,  the  tent  of meet ing; 41  and \n the specially wo ven f gar ments  for min is ter-\ning  in  the sanc tu ary ,  the  holy gar ments  for \n the  priest Aar on  and  the gar ments  for  his \na 39:9 Lit a span its length and a span its width   b 39:10 Many of these stones cannot be identified with certainty. c 39:10 Or beryl   d 39:11 Or malachite, or  garnet   e 39:11 Hb uncertain; LXX, Vg read jasper   f 39:12,23,34,41 Hb obscure    \ng 39:20 The place where the shoulder pieces join the front of the ephod   h 39:24 Sam, LXX, Vg add and linen   i 39:26 Lit bell and \npomegranate, bell and pomegranate, on the hem of the robe around   j 39:28 Lit and the headdresses of headbands\n 83 EXODUS 39\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   83 10/26/17   8:59 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 92, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What items were included in the furnishings of the tabernacle that the Israelites brought to Moses?\",\n    \"Who were the garments made for in the context of the tabernacle service?\",\n    \"What coverings were specified for the tabernacle in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " sons  to  serve  as  priests. 42  The Is ra el ites  had \n done  all  the  work ac cord ing  to ev ery thing \n the  L ord  had com mand ed Mo ses. 43 Mo ses \nin spect ed  all  the  work  they  had ac com plished. They  had  done  just  as  the  L ord com mand ed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 93, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who served as priests according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did the Israelites do according to the Lord's command as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did Moses do after the Israelites completed their work?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Then Mo ses  blessed  them. SETTING UP THE TABERNACLE\n40 \n The  L ord  spoke  to Mo ses: 2 \u201c You  are \n to  set  up  the tab er na cle,  the  tent  of \nmeet ing,  on  the  first  day  of  the  first  month. a \n3  Put  the  ark  of  the tes ti mo ny  there  and screen \n off  the  ark  with  the cur tain.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 93, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who instructed Moses to set up the tabernacle?\",\n    \"On what day of the month is Moses instructed to set up the tabernacle?\",\n    \"What is to be placed in the tabernacle according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 Po si tion  the \nal tar  of  burnt off  er ing  in  front  of  the en trance \n to  the tab er na cle,  the  tent  of meet ing. 7  Place \n the ba sin be tween  the  tent  of meet ing  and \n the al tar,  and  put wa ter  in  it. 8 As sem ble  the \nsur round ing court yard  and  hang  the screen \n for  the  gate  of  the court yard. 9 \u201c Take  the anoint ing  oil  and  anoint  the \ntab er na cle  and ev ery thing  in  it; con se crate \n it  along  with  all  its fur nish ings  so  that  it  will \n be  holy . 10  Anoint  the al tar  of  burnt off  er ing \n and  all  its uten sils; con se crate  the al tar  so  that \n it  will  be es pe cial ly  holy .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 93, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should be placed in front of the entrance to the tabernacle?\",\n    \"Where should the basin be positioned according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of anointing the tabernacle and its furnishings?\"\n]"}


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