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Exodus 1:20 · BSB
1:20 So God was good to the midwives, and the people multiplied and became even more numerous.
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…to Abraham that a descendant from Abraham would in fact be the savior. The one who would defeat evil and rescue his people. And 400 years beforeExodus chapter 1, that promise was under threat. A famine looked like it would in fact wipe out Abraham's family. God, however, rescued his people through a…
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…would deplete the children of Israel and therefore, could Reign Over them for years and years to come. This is great cruelty and it didn't end inExodus chapter 1and verses 18 through 22, we find that the Hebrew women were bringing those into this world, in the he and The Midwives of those women did not…
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…know that word tabernacle, and it's fine. I'm going to tell you what the tabernacle is. John expects us to know Exodus. Most of us probably knowExodus chapters 1to 20. That's the bit that they make movies about. The people in slavery who through extraordinary series of plagues, especially the last plague,…
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…God's people, the one through whom the Messiah from the world is going to come, are constantly being attacked by the forces of evil. I think ofExodus chapter 1where God's people, the nation of Israel, are in Egypt. They're being oppressed there. And Pharaoh issues this decree saying all male children from…
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…mixed with the truth. So that it's not to the king's profit to tolerate them. You know, it's the same language used of the Israelites by Pharaoh inExodus chapter 1. Pharaoh said, The people of Israel are too many. Come, let us deal shrewdly with them, lest they multiply. And if war breaks out, they join our…
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…gremlins, they couldn't, they wouldn't die. They just kept multiplying. Well, that is precisely the way the Egyptians felt about the Hebrews inExodus chapter 1. Try and try and try as they might to stop the spread of the children of Israel. They just couldn't do it. They wouldn't die. They just kept on…
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…2 is because of Herod. Because a king said to all of Israel that I'm going to kill your sons, two and under, your Hebrew boys. And just like inExodus chapter 1, when another king said, kill all the Hebrew boys, don't leave a single Hebrew boy alive that's two years old and under. And at that stage in…
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…on marriage and reproduction is universally the norm. We get to the law and the law is bound up with children as well. By the time we get toExodus chapter 1, we read that Israel were fruitful and increased greatly. They multiplied and increased exceedingly. They seem to have at least taken that command…
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…the answer is. The question is, are they wrestling as well with these kinds of things? Or another example, this one is a biblical example fromExodus chapter 1, uh, about the Hebrew midwives who had been instructed by Pharaoh to kill all of the baby boys. The text says, the midwives, however, feared God…
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…read that. I'm not going to re-preach a sermon, but he had done all this incredible good. But then what happens here is this king comes to reign inExodus chapter 1, and this guy doesn't know the story about Joseph. All he sees is he sees this people group that is growing and they're big and they're culturally…
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…to say to somebody. Have you given what you're supposed to give? Have you done what you're supposed to do while you're here? We'll start inExodus chapter 1next week and we'll kind of go through the book of Exodus. Somebody's already asked how long it's gonna take. We'll break it up. We'll do a little…
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…Oh, that we would know God better. This is the story of a people who go from canning God to knowing God. So with that introduction, turn with me toExodus chapter 1. And I guess the big idea that I want us to see this morning from chapter 1 is that even in the deepest darkness, God's plan will prevail. And we…
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…contradict God's law, civil disobedience becomes the Christian's duty. You say, No, what do you mean? I'll just give you biblical examples. Uh,Exodus chapter 1, Pharaoh said, Hey, I heard the Messiah's gonna be born. I want you to kill all the firstborn, all the boys, all male children that are born. I…
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I invite you to open your bibles toExodus chapter 1. Exodus chapter 1. And I'm actually gonna read a a good bit of this. Parts of chapter 1 and parts of chapter 2. And we'll begin reading in verse 8.…
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