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Exodus 2:7 · BSB
2:7 Then his sister said to Pharaoh’s daughter, “Shall I go and call one of the Hebrew women to nurse the child for you?”
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…not only is God a God who sees, he is also a God who acts. The God who sees is also a God who acts. He cares. Okay, I just want to end here withExodus chapter 2. Verse 23. Fast forward in the story. God has given Abram many descendants, hundreds and hundreds of thousands of them at this point. But right now…
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…in covenant faithfulness towards his people. The same thing is said with regards to Abraham and Sarah. And the same thing is referred to inExodus chapter 2, where God remembers his people who are in bondage. It's the decisive, covenantal, faithful act of God on behalf of his people. That's what we find…
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…are many ways that it could be constructed, written down. But the way that it's written down right here is a very close way to the same question inExodus chapter 2. When Moses comes out that next day after he killed somebody, and he sees two Hebrews fighting, and he comes to break it up, and one of them says,…
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…and you're like, didn't that boy go to seminary? Doesn't he know it was Noah's Ark? Let's read together in just a little bit. And as we go toExodus chapter 2, would you join me as we pray? Gracious Heavenly Father, as we come to your word this morning, I pray that you would give us eyes to see, that you…
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…continue with the journey of God and that God knows and that God sees. So, we turn to Moses. We turn to Moses. Hopefully you have it open there.Exodus chapter 2. And the first thing we read, verse 1, now, a man from the house of Levi went and took as his wife a Levite woman. It seems like a strange way to…
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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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…have ever gotten yourself into trouble and said, I think I can fix this? Sometimes it works, most of the time it doesn't. Look what happens next.Exodus chapter 2and verse 13. When he went out the next day, behold, two Hebrews were struggling together. He said to the man in the wrong, Why do you strike your…
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…all of Christian history and Jewish history, and his name is, maybe you guessed it, Moses. And so this morning, we're going to spend some time inExodus chapter 2and a little bit in Exodus 3. If you've been in church before or you know a little bit about the Bible, you're likely familiar with Moses. But let…
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…who do not know Jesus as their Savior. If you study the life of Moses carefully, I do not know how many of you know what was Moses' life. Like, inExodus chapter 2, it says he was born in a Levite family. So he's from a priestly line. His parents had to hide him for some time, keep him aside, because they knew…
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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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…And then it's the person that he's uh covenant with, which is Moses, we're talking about. Now let's talk about from God's side. Let's look at uhExodus chapter 2. And I want you to see the background here in Exodus 2, verse 23. It came to pass in process of time that the king of Egypt died and the children…
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…birth of Moses, which may not sound exciting, but it is actually one of the more fascinating stories in Scripture. So if you want to turn there,Exodus chapter 2, that's where we're gonna be. Now, what you have to understand is there is a backstory that's our backdrop, if you will, going on right before…
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…in a tough situation, in a painful situation, and he uses them in a powerful way to do his work and to do his will. Another story is found inExodus chapter 2. It's the story of a guy named Moses. In Exodus chapter 2, verse 1, it says, Now a man from the family of Levi married a Levite woman. The woman…
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I'm going to invite you, we're going to read a portion of scripture found inExodus chapter 2. Amen. If you could just bear with me for another moment. Exodus chapter 2 and verse 1. I believe I have a word from the Lord to encourage all of…
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…And mothers and fathers and churches and families will have to make a decision. We will follow God first. His priority. What happened here? InExodus chapter 2and verse 10, when do we hide our children? We have to ask a few questions. When do we hide them? Where do we hide them? Why do we hide them? And…
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…while you wait for the important thing to happen. And that's what I want to push back on just a little bit today. The story we're gonna read fromExodus chapter 2, I believe, is probably the most consequential act of resistance in the entire Old Testament, performed by a woman with no platform. In fact, we at…
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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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…that that's what the scroll is. It is the purposes and plan of God for everything. It's not the first time we see the scroll. You see the scroll inExodus chapter 2. The same book. Sorry, Ezekiel. Ezekiel chapter 2 verse 10. Exact same book. It says, And both sides of it were written words of lament and…
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