Article focus will be on the Exodus from Egypt, Ten Commandments, Sanctuary Service, Moses, and the wilderness experience due to apostacy.
This lesson is a deep Bible study. However, it is not a complicated study or difficult to understand. Rather it is a multi-layered Bible study that will uncover amazing truths about God’s ten commandments and their significance for us today. The study will compare the Exodus experience with God’s sanctuary. The Exodus experience begins with …
When fully one-third of the book of Exodus is detailed instructions and description of the sanctuary, it must be pretty important—and complex. And yet, something so complex can be summarized simply in the idea that God really, really, really wants to be with you and He has made a way. Presenter: David Asscherick, Light Bearers. …
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Every kingdom has a king, right? Wrong. Israel wasn’t freed from one taskmaster only to serve another. Israel was to be a kingdom of priests. God’s goal wasn’t to control them through a monarchy, but to lead them to a life of flourishing self-governance. Presenter: Silvia Bacchiocchi, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: THE PLAIN WORD may quote …
Exploring Exodus: Israel’s Rebellion and God’s Glory, Part 11 of 12 Read More »
Every kingdom has a king, right? Wrong. Israel wasn’t freed from one taskmaster only to serve another. Israel was to be a kingdom of priests. God’s goal wasn’t to control them through a monarchy, but to lead them to a life of flourishing self-governance. Presenter: Ty Gibson, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: THE PLAIN WORD may quote …
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The Israelites left Egypt physically, but it was much harder to leave Egypt mentally. They had Stockholm syndrome. Yet, from their story, we learn that God is faithful to not only provide outward freedom but He also walks with us through the process of finding inward freedom too. Presenter: Jeffrey Rosario, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: THE …
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God may have worked mightily in our past, but are we allowing Him to guide our present? The hair-raising story of the Red Sea crossing teaches us many lessons about faith and salvation: we are to stand still, not be afraid, and see God work on our behalf every day. Presenter: Silvia Bacchiocchi, Light Bearers. …
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In the Exodus narrative, Israel was nearly free from slavery when everything comes to a screeching halt and God explains how He wants Israel to keep the Passover celebration. What’s going on? God’s promises are so sure, sometimes He wants us to plan the party before we see their fulfillment. Presenter: Jeffrey Rosario, Light Bearers. …
Written by Ángel Manuel Rodríguez Most people find it difficult to understand why God would harden the heart of Pharaoh. The statement suggests that individual freedom is at least temporarily suspended and that God is described as controlling human decisions and actions. This obviously raises the question of human responsibility. If God hardened Pharaoh’s heart, …
“The Lord hardened Pharaoh’s heart” is a troublesome passage for many, understandably. But when we allow the Spirit to guide us in our Bible reading, even in the story of the plagues, a beautiful picture of God’s freedom, mercy, and un-manipulative love emerges. Presenter: David Asscherick, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: THE PLAIN WORD may quote an …
Exploring Exodus: The Plagues of Egypt, Part 6 of 12 Read More »
Love calibrates our hearts to the feelings of others. God felt Israel’s pain, so He renewed His covenant. He still had a plan for them as a nation. He would bless them so that they could be a blessing to others, which is what we are to do as well. Presenter: Ty Gibson, Light Bearers. …
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Moses had a big “but”. When God told him to return to Egypt, Moses had five excuses for why he shouldn’t. God’s responses show that He is relational and He wants us to play a role in His work. His requests may not always compute, but God has different math. Presenter: Silvia Bacchiocchi, Light Bearers. …
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Every person asks at some point, “who am I?” Exodus is all about identity. At the burning bush, God called Moses—a husband, father, and shepherd—into a new identity, something challenging and mysterious. He calls us into something new too, and He guarantees His presence. Presenter: David Asscherick, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: THE PLAIN WORD may quote …
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When you think of Exodus, you likely think of Moses and miracles. But before we get to him, Exodus highlights several women as heroes. In an age of misogyny, the author chooses to highlight how God uses the “lowly” and “ordinary” members of society to do His mighty work. Presenter: Jeffrey Rosario, Light Bearers. Disclaimer: …
Exploring Exodus: A Deliverer is Born, Part 2 of 12 Read More »
What happened in Exodus isn’t just about Exodus. In Genesis, God promised a Deliverer would come through the seed of Abraham to save the world. The devil used Pharaoh to try to oppress and destroy the Seed. Satan is still trying to use us to oppress each other today. Presenter: Ty Gibson with Light Bearers. …
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Scripture: Exodus 32:1-35, Leviticus 10:1-20, Numbers 12:1-16 Date: 03/08/1997 Presenter: Doug Batchelor, Amazing Facts This is the conclusion of the Moses series. It covers the high points, and the low points of the Israelites’ wilderness experience. Click on the link below to access this presentation. Presentation begins at time stamp 12:50. https://www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/media/e/5594/t/lessons-from-moses—into-the-promised-land
Scripture: Exodus 13:21-22 Date: 03/01/1997 Presenter: Doug Batchelor, Amazing Facts God showed His presence to Israel in a dramatic way, by giving them constant assurance, with a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. Israel could draw great assurance from this visible evidence of God’s presence. Nevertheless, there were still many …
Scripture: Exodus 4:1-31, Exodus 5:1-23, Exodus 7:1-25 Date: 02/10/1997 Presenter: Doug Batchelor, Amazing Facts This message focuses on the deliverance of the Israelites through the plagues and out of Egypt. Click on the link below to access this presentation. https://www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/media/e/4577/t/lessons-from-moses—out-of-egypt
Scripture: Exodus 2:16-25 – Exodus 3 Date: 01/25/1997 Presenter: Doug Batchelor, Amazing Facts Do you sometimes feel like God doesn’t hear you? God knows what we can bear and will not allow things to come to us that we cannot bear. His timing is perfect. Click on the link below to access this presentation. https://www.amazingfacts.org/media-library/media/e/10270/t/lessons-from-moses—the-burning-bush
Scripture: Exodus 2:11-15, Acts 7:20 Date: 01/18/1997 Presenter: Doug Batchelor, Amazing Facts There are three arks in the Bible. God saved His people in the first ark. He saved Moses in the second ark, and His truth in the ark of the covenant. Click on the link below to access this presentation. Presentation begins at time stamp …
Lessons from Moses – God’s People or Passing Pleasure Read More »
Scripture: Exodus 1:1-22, Exodus 2:1-10, Hebrews 11:23 This six-part series is an overview of the Book of Exodus and the lessons we can reap from the life of Moses. Moses was one of the greatest hero’s in the Bible and is still alive in Heaven today. Every person on earth has been affected in some way …
