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Exodus 2:23–24 · BSB
2:23 After a long time, the king of Egypt died. The Israelites groaned and cried out under their burden of slavery, and their cry for deliverance from bondage ascended to God.
2:24 So God heard their groaning, and He remembered His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
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…the suffering that you sit under each and every week. I love that Jesus says that. I I know the suffering. He knows very well. I think back toExodus chapter 2. When the people of God are in Egypt, and they had moved to Egypt as free people, but they have since, under a new Pharaoh, been brought to a life…
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…still on himself. His focus is still on who he and his family are on their own without God. Moses did this when God called him. If you read throughExodus chapter 2and 3, you'll see Moses throws up five excuses and God sometimes doesn't even directly answer them. It's all about God focusing on him. Giving…
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…was imprisoned. Joseph was incarcerated and yet Joseph rose to power in God's providence, brought incredible blessing to Israel, but then he died.Exodus chapter 2tells us then came a king in Egypt a Pharaoh who did not know Joseph and oppression followed. Oppression can come and go just like that. Kings come…
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…the cries of your son. The Father in heaven, who is holding galaxies together, speaks and says, I've heard the cry of this baby boy. I think ofExodus chapter 2, when God hears the cries of his people in bondage in Egypt. And the very next chapter he calls out Moses to go do something about it. I think of 1…
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…coming under under the severe slavery, into the severe slavery. And here's how here's how the writer of of Exodus describes what happens next inExodus chapter 2. During that long period, the king of Egypt died. The Israelites groaned in their slavery and cried out. And their cry for help because of the…
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…to love your appearing, the coming of Jesus Christ. [SPEAKER_01]: We long for that day. [SPEAKER_01]: And so Lord, as we study your word, even inExodus chapter 2, that are longing for Christ's return, and the glory of the Lord and the earth, and in our families, would increase. [SPEAKER_01]: Would you do…
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Please open up to Exodus 2, and we'll be looking at verses 11 to 25.Exodus 2:11-25. This is how it goes. One day when Moses had grown up, he went out to his people and looked on their burdens, and he saw an Egyptian beating a…
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…Which belief is this? So it's not believe unto salvation. Actually, how would you know if you go to verse chapter 2? Let's go to chapter 2 first.Exodus chapter 2. Exodus chapter 2. Verse 14. This is the first time, right? They began to ask Moses after he had killed the Egyptian. And he said, who made thee a…
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…19. God remembered Abraham. So, he rescued Lot as he destroys Sodom and Gomorrah. In chapter 30, God remembers Rachel and opens up her womb.Exodus chapter 2. As we look ahead to Exodus, God hears the groans of his people as they cry out to him in slavery. And God remembers the covenant that he made with…
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…time, when the children of Israel had cried out to God, we see that in Exodus, the ending of chapters 2. We see that in the ending of chapters 2.Exodus chapter 2. We see that in the ending of Exodus chapter 2. We start from 23. Exodus 2, 23. It says, Now it happened in a process of time that the king of…
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…they settled in the land of the East, the Bible says. And so when Moses fled from the wrath of Pharaoh, he traveled to Midian. We find that inExodus chapter 2. And Moses met, married his wife. What was Moses his wife's name? Do you remember Zapora? Very good. And so he served his fatherinlaw. What was his…
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…week from Exodus. Exodus chapter two is where we are this morning. You can use the passage printed in your bulletin or also use your own Bibles.Exodus chapter 2, 23 through 315. During those many days, the king of Egypt died in the people of Israel. Groaned, because of their slavery and cried out for help.…
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…I just couldn't get over it. I kept going back to it, you might want to mark it in your scripture. It's in Exodus way back in the Old Testament,Exodus chapter 2and you know, the story there, it's the story of The Exodus and it starts off telling about the children of Israel, big and bondage and slavery in…
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…And in fact, it's kind of interesting. If you looked at the word in Genesis 9, the word ark, Noah builds an ark. That's the same word used inExodus chapter 2for Noah's basket that he's riding in along the Nile River. And God rescues him. So again, some connective tissue there. The idea that the promise…
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…God saves his people through those with low ranking women who courageously obey God and not the most powerful man in the world and then you move toExodus chapter 2and we have Moses mother she like the rest was commanded to throw her baby son into the river and so she does just not quite the way that Pharaoh…
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…in the end he prayed this prayer knowing that God sees the afflictions of his people that God knows what it's like do you remember at the end ofExodus chapter 2where the people are sort of they're sort of languishing in slavery in Egypt and at the end of Exodus 2 it says God heard their groanings he saw…
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…many themes from this psalm that show up in other places in the Old Testament. If you'll keep your finger there at Psalm 130 and flip over toExodus chapter 2or go there on your screen, whichever way you're looking at the scripture this morning. Go back to Exodus chapter 2 and look with me at verse 23.…
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…is the writer kind of pointing this out? But, number one, Moses was graciously chosen by God to be his instrument for an epic task. We know that.Exodus chapter 2talks about how he was divinely preserved from Pharaoh's edict and the slaughter of the male children, and how his mother and his sister placed him…
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…We're going to look at four of them this morning. Here's the first. Embracing suffering as a gift can lead to salvation. Turn with me, please, toExodus chapter 2. I haven't got page numbers, so if you're nearby, somebody who's struggling, just no embarrassment, just ask for the page or ask them to direct you…
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…But God is the master storyteller and story maker. Often takes us on paths that we don't always expect. And that leads us to our passage today.Exodus chapter 2. We're starting in verse 11. Let's read it together and then we'll pray. Exodus chapter 2 verse 11. One day when Moses had grown up he went out to…
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