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Exodus 14:2 · BSB
14:2 “Tell the Israelites to turn back and encamp before Pi-hahiroth, between Migdol and the sea. You are to encamp by the sea, directly opposite Baal-zephon.
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…you? His mother asked. Well, no, mom. But if I told you the way that it happened in the Bible, you'd never believe it. So we're going to readExodus 14, verses 1 -15, and then 21 -31. Then the Lord said to Moses, tell the Israelites to turn back and encamp near Pi -Ha -Roth, near Big -Dahl and the sea. They are…
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…doesn't just stand on the sidelines cheering us on from the side, telling us that we can do it. Because he fights for us. I'm reminded of Moses inExodus chapter 14. Where he and the Israelites are faced with the Red Sea. And they're not quite sure how they're going to get across. And he speaks to the…
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…we cross over to the new month of October, father, we ask that your grace may cross over with us. May you go ahead of us, like Moses would say inExodus, chapter 14, and as you go with us, we are not leaving. Therefore, we are grateful and we choose to raise an out of thanksgiving to you because of what you…
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…out of Egypt. But something very interesting occurs. Although they leave Egypt physically, they still want to go back. So we're to start here inExodus chapter 14. We're going to look at just a handful of verses to get a picture of what it means to be enslaved to sin. Exodus 14 Verse 12 The words will be on…
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…and we have that question on our minds. And in the two passages that we've read together this evening, both in the Old Testament, in the book ofExodus chapter 14, and also here as we read in chapter 4 of Colossians, that's the kind of situation that people are in. It's perhaps more clear in the book of…
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…today. This pattern of redemption, I want us to look closely at one, the one that is most profound for those early Jewish Christians is this. It'sExodus chapter 14, which will turn their turn to extra chapter 14. And I want us to see this, because Matthew wants us to personalize ourselves with this, and how…
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That it might invite you now to stand for the reading of God's word this morning, I'll be reading in the book ofExodus chapter 14will be looking at the entire chapter together this morning, but I will begin in verse 5 and in and verse 14 in my reading. When the king of Egypt…
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…move past the plagues of Egypt, we see that the staff is still being used to show the power of God. Watch when the Israelites reach the Red Sea inExodus chapter 14. As for you, what does God say to Moses? Lift up your staff and reach out with your hand over the sea and divide it, and the sons of Israel shall…
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…by the sea standing victorious over their enemy and singing songs of celebration. Does that ring any bells to you? Well, look with me back toExodus chapter 14. Exodus chapter 14. What we find here is that God's people are in slavery under the cruel tyrant Pharaoh. He's treated them brutally. He's had them…
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…firmly through the major event of God's salvation that he brought about for his people, the event of the Exodus that we read a few moments ago fromExodus chapter 14. This amazing action of God to bring his people out of slavery in Egypt through the waters of the Red Sea. It was that archetypal event that will…
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…the Red Sea Rules. They have a couple of copies in the media center of this little book called The Red Sea Rules about Morgan. And he looks atExodus chapter 14which is the whole chapter on when the Israelites are fleeing from the Egyptians. And Pharaoh's army is after them and they go all the way up to…
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…like the new Moses, the deliverer himself at the beginning of his life, but he comes up out of Egypt looking like Israel coming out of Egypt inExodus chapter 14. Now let me close this point, the liberator. Jesus, what is he? Who is he? I'll close this point by saying this. If you're a Christian today and…
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…Why is it that the wise men found Jesus? If the star was guiding and everyone was able to see it, then wouldn't they all go to see Jesus? Go toExodus chapter 14. I want you to see something I found interesting this week. Exodus 14. I want you to see verse 19 and 20. If you remember in the Old Testament,…
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…as well. So let's go now to the story of Moses, where we have been going through as we've been passing through this uh series, and we start inExodus chapter 14, starting in verse 29. It says, But the Israelites went through the sea on dry ground with a wall of water on their right and on their left. That…
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…that we are children of Abraham. He rescues us. He rescues his people, as we've seen already from slavery, by his grace and power. We saw that inExodus, chapter 14, that it was God who did this, you know, fear not, stand firm, said, all you need to do is be silent because it was God who was going to take them…
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…for you. Like you don't even need to sweat it. Like, don't worry, it's it's gonna be fine. Okay, and he does actually something very similar inExodus chapter 14. So the Israelites have just left Egypt and they they head up against the Red Sea, right? And it looks like it's panic time at that point, and the…
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…this five-day process. Now, what's familiar about that? Listen to me. What's familiar about that is for thousands of years, starting way back inExodus chapter 14, the Old Testament, for thousands of years, the people of God have been celebrating the Passover feast. Matter of fact, that's what they said over…
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…it's used in one very prolific place. That Moses leads Israel out of slavery in Egypt into glorious freedom as the redeemed people of God.Exodus chapter 14and 15. And then Exodus chapter 16 verse 2. Just on the other side of the river. Just on the other side of the Red Sea. Chapter 16 verse 2. In the…
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…pray and we listen now in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seed. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it up toExodus chapter 14. Exodus chapter 14. If you're a guest, we're going through the book of Exodus. Uh, and we come up to the point today uh where Pharaoh has let God's…
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…out of our bondage and get us to our safety, which is the Lord Jesus. So if you've got a Bible, it will be massively helpful. If you could turn toExodus chapter 14. And I want to start reading at verse 5. Exodus chapter 14 and verse 5. When the king of Egypt was told that the people have fled, Pharaoh and his…
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