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Exodus 1:9–14 · BSB
1:9 “Look,” he said to his people, “the Israelites have become too numerous and too powerful for us.
1:10 Come, let us deal shrewdly with them, or they will increase even more; and if a war breaks out, they may join our enemies, fight against us, and leave the country.”
1:11 So the Egyptians appointed taskmasters over the Israelites to oppress them with forced labor. As a result, they built Pithom and Rameses as store cities for Pharaoh.
1:12 But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and flourished; so the Egyptians came to dread the Israelites.
1:13 They worked the Israelites ruthlessly
1:14 and made their lives bitter with hard labor in brick and mortar, and with all kinds of work in the fields. Every service they imposed was harsh.
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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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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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…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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…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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…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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…church. [SPEAKER_01]: Good morning. [SPEAKER_01]: As always, it's a joy to be with you today. [SPEAKER_01]: If you would, please turn with me toExodus chapter 1. [SPEAKER_01]: Exodus chapter 1. [SPEAKER_01]: We're going to be beginning a new series through the book of Exodus. [SPEAKER_01]: If you can think…
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…mark every time we see the name of Yahweh. We're going to start in Exodus chapter 8 and verse 1 in our Bibles to see how Israel revered God's name.Exodus chapter 1, I'm sorry, not Exodus, Psalm 1, 8, verse 1. Getting my numbers all mixed up. Too many verses this morning. Oh Yahweh, our Lord. How majestic is…
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…price that had been paid for the oldest son. For 430 years, the Jews had been in Egypt, and for several decades, up until the time we get toExodus chapter 1, they'd been slaves in Egypt. On this night, they would commemorate the time of deliverance through this lamb. This lamb is a picture of…
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Exodus, chapter 1. For those that might be visiting tonight, or a reminder for those that are not visiting, we are going through a new series. It's going to be…
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…said. And these three guys stand up just emphatically, it's like no, we're not doing it. We've already seen this once right with Moses last week,Exodus chapter 1, we see where the Hebrew midwives look at the pharaoh that basically said, hey, go abort those babies. You know that whole partial abortion, birth…
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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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…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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…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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