Answer Sheet:

1st Round

 The group's position (On the Invitation of Moses to leave Egypt and
the Challenge of Moses to Pharaoh, be realistic and practical)
 The opinion of each member of the group concerning his or her
behavior of the rumor concerning the decree turns out to be true.
 Relate to your identity as Jews.
 Each person can decide on his or her position personally. Does this
lead to a crisis in your family?

1. Moses – Kyle Taguibao

2. Head of the Family – Andrew Sy
3. Mother – Angela Catanjal
4. Messenger/Helper – Rea Joy Reyes
5. Son/Daughter – Kyle Taguibao

2nd Round

( The decree is put into effect: Imagine that you sent a representative of
your family to represent himself and the family's position:

Are you joining the Exodus from Egypt?

Each individual may join the representatives as he wishes and explain his or
her position. Why or Why Not? )

1. I would join the exodus because of the inequality that was treated to the
Israelites.

2. I will join knowing that if I survive, I would still end up being a slave

3. I will participate because It is the only way to be free from the Egyptians.

4. Exodus is also the order of God so that we will be safe from the
Egyptians.

5. It is the only choice that can let me live my life normally.

3rd Round

One person from each family to take the role of Moses: Moses must
persuade all the families -- each one according to its background and
attitudes -- to leave Egypt. (How do you persuade the Israelites)

I will make them realized that they are not being treated equally. I will show
them that God sent me to save them from the slavery that they are
experiencing from the Egyptians. I will also show them that I am a much
better leader than the Pharoah in the way of helping them to escape the
oppression that they are encountering. Lastly, I will tell and convince them
that there is a much better place to live than living in Egypt. A place where
they can be free from slavery.

4th Round (Final Round)

Write down five reasons why they should NOT STAY in Egypt

1. Israelites lacked food and water

2. Infants were being killed ordered by the Pharaoh
3. Pharaoh never wanted the Israelites to live so he chased them on chairots
4. Egyptians were scared because of their first born child’s death
5. Pharaoh’s son was also killed so he was furious
Write down five reasons why they should LEAVE Egypt.

1. They are not being treated as human.

2. The Egyptians overused their power to the Israelites.
3. Inequality is being practiced.
4. Many Israelites are being killed.
5. There is a biased system—no justice for the Israelites.

Write down five Learnings of the group about the leadership of

Moses

1. Moses showed them miracles like the water changing to blood

2. Moses became a leader because he came across God and God saw
something different about him

3. Moses was able to deal with any people.

4. He never gave up on the challenges that he had.

5. Moses trusted and had faith in God

How significant is the story of Moses and the Exodus to our ongoing
experience of the Pandemic as it challenge the leadership of the
Government leaders in the country?

Moses and the exodus's story showed that God is always present, whatever
happens in our lives. So that means that this pandemic that we are facing
indicates that it's a trial of God to humanity. It also opened our eyes to the
leadership of the Government Officials in our country. It showed how they
lead us in the pandemic. Maybe this situation that we are facing right now is
a sign of God to us if we want better leaders, we should vote for the
competent ones.

As Beneldians, How are you going to help the society in responding

and eradicating this problem?

Exodus's book teaches that the Lord is the one true God and the ruler of all
creation. And when the Lord decides to do something, no one can stop him.
He doesn't do things according to our schedules, but He is always in control,
and He promised to be with us, just as he was with Moses.

We, Beneldians, may help society, but we cannot destroy completely nor end
this problem-- it is God who will. As Jesus says, "Apart from me, you can do
nothing." This pandemic was a trial of God to humanity, uncertain times that
has been transforming the lives of millions of people in ways we couldn't
even imagine. And in these days of chaos and crisis, we Benildeans must
bow our head and pray for those who do not believe it's nothing but for us,
who believe--- it's everything. Nakakalimot na tayo, we are letting ourselves
be slaves of our sins and greedy flesh. We have to repent. We have to
submit ourselves to God again because when we sin when we continue to
surrender our lives in the desire of the flesh and not in spirit, we are giving
the devil permission to draw near us, steal and kill, and destroy our
relationship with God. And these times of suffering, pain, fear, and
afflictions, we must stop saying, "God, if you exist, then show me, prove it,
work a miracle." BELIEVE. TRUST in HIM because God has shown us through
creation, the Scriptures, and in his Church that he exists. He has revealed he
is a personal God who cares about us. And God demonstrated his
unconditional love by sending his only Son Jesus to become man and offer
his life freely for us on the cross. And God wants us to abandon ourselves to
his loving providence.

Do not stop praying; do not stop believing! Not at these times! Ask the Lord
to help us identify areas in our life where we struggle with fleshly desires
and pray for His strength to help us overcome them, pray for those who do
not believe, and pray for those who doubt. In this time of the pandemic,
seek hope for a better world that yet to come. As Benildeans, instead of
giving up, we must strengthen our faith in Him, and let's be optimistic in the
situations. Let's also take this time to open our eyes to the issues or topics
around us because our faith in Christ sustains us, our love for God and
others defines us, and our hope encourages us to move forward during
difficulties.

Group Members:

Angela Catanjal

Rea Joy Reyes

Andrew Sy

Kyle Taguibao