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Exodus 17:6 · BSB
17:6 Behold, I will stand there before you by the rock at Horeb. And when you strike the rock, water will come out of it for the people to drink.” So Moses did this in the sight of the elders of Israel.
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…website at lifefamily.church or on Facebook at LFTearch. Now let's get right to the message. Well, if you brought your Bibles this morning, turn toExodus 17, verse 1 through 7. We're going to start there, and then I've got a few things I want to bring up to your attention that I I do believe the Lord has spoken to my…
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…the love of God exists and is working in us. There is also another aspect about disputing and grumbling that I want to show you. Moses recorded inExodus 17, verses 1-7. Then all the congregation of the sons of Israel journeyed by stages from the wilderness of sin, according to the command of the Lord, and camped…
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…a metaphor for God and was especially appropriate in this psalm, which refers to the water that came from the rock in the wilderness. Let's look atExodus chapter 17, verse 1 through 7. Moses chronicled that the Lord had just rescued Israel from the power of the Egyptians by drowning the entire Egyptian army in the Red Sea. Then…
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…Exodus 14, 16. Just write the scriptures down. Exodus 14, verse 16. Exodus 14, verse 16. Verse 21 to 22. Verse 21 to 22. Exodus 16 verse 13 to 15.Exodus 17 verse 5 to 7. Exodus 17 verse 5 to 7. Now, Exodus 14, 16 says, But lift thou up thy rod, and stretch out thy hand over the sea, and divide it, and the children…
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…a metaphor for God and was especially appropriate in this psalm, which refers to the water that came from the rock in the wilderness. Let's look atExodus chapter 17, verse 1 through 7, where Moses chronicled. All the congregation of the people of Israel moved on from the wilderness of sin by stages, according to the commandment…
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…we deserve God's swift judgment. We deserve death. We deserve eternal separation from him. To be condemned. So what hope is there for us? Look atExodus 17 verses 5 to 6. And the Lord said to Moses. Pass on before the people. Taking with you some of the elders of Israel. And take in your hand the staff with which…
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…he says, do not put the Lord to the test as you did at Masah, that's a place, that's a little part of the country. Now the Bible talks about it inExodus chapter 17, verses 1 to 7. What had happened was God had brought the Israelites out of bondage uh in Egypt, and he parted the Red Sea and then miraculously went through, and…
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…do it? He picks a man called Moses and he says to Moses, Say to the Israelites, I'm going to open the doors of heaven. Psalm 78 verse 23, no sorry,Exodus 17 verse 6. Exodus 17 verse 6, God says, I want to bring water out of a rock in such a gush that it'll be like a river that's just bursting through the…
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…happens. The Lord God doesn't put the people on the dock. He doesn't put them on trial. He puts himself on trial before them. We read inExodus 17:6, it says that Yahweh comes and he stands before the people at this rock. Yahweh stands before the people. This is incredible because it is the only…
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