Little Learners · Ages 3–5 · Story 82 of 94

The Burning Bush and Moses' Call

Exodus 3-4 (KJV)

Seven calm symbolic animated stops preserve every Exodus 3-4 KJV verse. Divine speech is narrated without depicting God or heavenly beings. Fear, medical signs, the serpent sign, threats, death references, circumcision, and blood language use only abstract symbols. Flagged for owner standards review.

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What is this Bible game about?

This journey covers Exodus 3-4 (KJV) in 7 ordered story stops. Follow the crawling baby along the map, listen to the King James Version narration, and read the captions as the story unfolds.

Listening and learning: Bible-story sequence, careful listening, Moses, holy ground, calling, signs, Aaron, return, belief, and hope.

Story stops and Bible passages

  1. Moses Turns Aside

    Exodus 3:1–8 · KJV

  2. I AM Hath Sent Me

    Exodus 3:9–15 · KJV

  3. The Elders Shall Hearken

    Exodus 3:16–22 · KJV

  4. Signs for Moses

    Exodus 4:1–9 · KJV

  5. Aaron Will Help Speak

    Exodus 4:10–17 · KJV

  6. Moses Returns Toward Egypt

    Exodus 4:18–23 · KJV

  7. Moses and Aaron Gather Israel

    Exodus 4:24–31 · KJV

How to play

  1. Open the game and select BEGIN JOURNEY.
  2. Click or tap the next glowing stop to move the baby along the path.
  3. Watch and listen to the narrated story. Finish each stop to unlock the next one.
  4. Use the video controls to pause or adjust sound, and replay the journey when finished.

The game runs in your browser. No account, purchase, download, chat, camera, or microphone is required.

For parents and grown-ups

Preview the passage before playing together. The narration and captions retain the original KJV wording, including serious events and older vocabulary. Gentle or symbolic visuals do not remove those words. Stay nearby to explain unfamiliar language and decide whether this passage is suitable for your child.

Read and listen together

For more Scripture listening, visit the free KJV Audio Bible at HashChurch.