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Exodus 1:8 · BSB
1:8 Then a new king, who did not know Joseph, came to power in Egypt.
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…attacking that plan. And that plan, Satan's attack always includes an attack on children. Always includes an attack on children. You remember inExodus chapter 1, uh Pharaoh commanded that all the male children be killed at birth. He told the midwives, as they are being born, I want you to kill the male…
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…in the sky, and the blessings, that they would be a blessing and that they would be blessed. As they move through multiple movements, we end up inExodus chapter 1, where Joseph, who is a descendant and a part of the promise, is deceased, and Pharaoh has no more remembered the promises that were made, which…
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…received, and everybody's living happily ever after. It's significant also because this becomes a stepping stone to the next page in your Bible.Exodus chapter 1pictures this same household from the Egyptian perspective as too numerous, too large to control. And the rest of Exodus represents them as a…
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…you into wealth, sometimes in order to humble us, in order to let us, because in those seasons of humbling and chastening, at least we can't, inExodus chapter 1, sorry, Yes, in Exodus chapter 1, you saw that Israel were crying out to God because the Bible says of the bondage, the severe bondage. of Egyptian…
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…with quick, God is not unjust, and God is not concerned with comfortable. And then God is not without a purpose. So now look at verse 5 ofExodus chapter 1. So all of the descendants of Jacob, so that's the 12 tribes, the nation of Israel, they were 70 persons. 70 people, big family, but not quite a…
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…discern in the documentary hypothesis is that Exodus does contain distinct literary sections. There is, for example, a notable difference betweenExodus chapter 1to 14 and Exodus chapters 15 to 40, which may suggest that the material was composed or arranged in major parts and then brought together as one…
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…of his promise to make them into a great nation. He shows us how it turned from positive to negative. Because if you turn over just a few pages toExodus chapter 1, I didn't put this on the screen because I want you to see this in print. Exodus chapter 1, the phrase is repeated almost identically. Exodus 1,…
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…promise of the gospel that one day the seed of the woman would overtake the seed of the serpent and would bring blessing and life to all. And inExodus chapter 1, do you know what we then find a great reversal where the women deceive the serpent, Pharaoh, bringing life to all as a foreshadow of what the Son…
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I want you to turn to 1 Kings chapter 12. 1 Kings chapter 12. Thanks for all those who are doing the music tonight and everything. 1 Kings 12. AndExodus chapter 1. And good. Come on in. Ushers, we've pretty well got everybody a seat and everything. If not, we'll find everybody a seat. Abom, everybody pretty…
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…not ours. We forget who said what at a meeting and remember who it was said about, and it's Jesus Christ. Uh so uh uh anyway, let me uh go now toExodus chapter 1. I believe I preached, I'm just gonna touch this, but preached this at grace at their annual meeting in February about these two midwives. First…
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…of us who are parents that our faith matters and our example matters and what we do may have future impact in generations to come. But we read inExodus chapter 1that it was a dark period in Israel's history. They were as a nation enslaved and Pharaoh who had them enslaved feared their growing numbers. And…
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…on there. The story that begins in Genesis goes right on into Exodus, and it explains how these celebrities all became oppressed. Here it is,Exodus chapter 1. I'm going to read it to you. It's what happens right after the book of Genesis, at least as you're reading through. Exodus chapter 1, verse 1.…
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…to say that God exempts someone like Rahab because she's in a unique situation, she's saving people after all. Some would point back to the book ofExodus chapter 1to the two Hebrew midwives who did the same thing. They lied to Pharaoh when Pharaoh said, you've got to kill all the male baby boys that are born.…
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…I'm not gonna turn here and read it, I'll paraphrase for time's sake. Um, if you're interested in reading it for yourself, you can find it inExodus chapters 1and chapter 5. But the Israelites were in Egypt, right, from the time of Joseph. They had escaped there, they had escaped a famine. As time passed,…
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…the Jews should be celebrated for all time. They literally saved their lives, a whole generation. But scripture tells us in the beginning ofExodus chapter 1that that the Pharaoh that was now in charge had forgotten Joseph. They'd forgotten Joseph. Israel had become a mighty nation. Some estimates are…
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…book of Acts. You can't preach anymore, and they say we must obey God rather than men. Or the government commands you to do something wicked, i.e.,Exodus chapter 1, kill all the babies and the Hebrew midwives, where godly said, No, we're not gonna do this wicked thing. Okay? So that's what's been very much…
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…the Hebrew people, especially these Hebrew women, are experiencing at this moment in their history. Like the Hebrew midwives that we read about inExodus chapter 1, Jacobed, Moses' mother had the courage to say no to Pharaoh. Dina and I have been through the newborn phase twice. And one of the things that I…
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…but you have the moral duty to exercise civil disobedience. So let me give you three quick examples from the Bible when this happened. One isExodus chapter 1. Pharaoh is the king, the most powerful man on the planet at the time, and he gave an edict that all baby Hebrew boys upon their delivery were to…
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…what happens after this if you have maybe a single column Bible like I do. I see Genesis 50 end on one page and picks up the next paragraph,Exodus chapter 1. So I see Joseph getting embalmed in Egypt, and then I look down in verse 8 when I see there arose a new king over Egypt who did not know Joseph.…
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…is what it means. Praise the Lord. Let me give you an example. I remember reading this year, one of the things I saw from the Canaanites was inExodus chapter 1. Exodus chapter 1 from verse 16 to 22. And he said, When you do the duties of the midwife of the Hebrew woman, see them on the bedstool. If it is a…
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