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Exodus 3:16 · BSB
3:16 Go, assemble the elders of Israel and say to them, ‘The LORD, the God of your fathers—the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—has appeared to me and said: I have surely attended to you and have seen what has been done to you in Egypt.
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…Jesus of Nazareth. And he just says this I am. But really the idea of that I am statement didn't start in the book of John. You could go back toExodus, chapter 3, when Moses is before a burning bush and says who in the world do I say sent me? When I go into Egypt and say let my people go, they sent me. When…
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…waiting, the more I thought about how much waiting actually does permeate our readings for today. If we go back and look at our first reading fromExodus chapter 3, we are immediately centered in a great act of waiting. Our lesson begins with verse 1, but if we look back to the second half of chapter 2,…
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…the architect of the Jewish nation under God, that is. He rescued God's people from Israel in the event we call Exodus. Go back and have a look atExodus chapter 3. It actually uses the word rescue and redemption there. God's people were in a terrible predicament and they cried out to God for rescue and God…
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…makes about the land in verse 2. It is the land which I am giving. To the people of Israel. Friends, this has been the plan all along. Back in anExodus chapter 3, the Lord met Moses in a burning Bush, and he told Moses, I've seen the affliction of my people in Egypt. I know their sufferings. I have come to…
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…that God had poured out on him. And in this story, God calls Jacob to bless him. You flip over not too many pages and you arrive in Exodus. And inExodus chapter 3, there's a well-known story that if you've not read it, you really should read it. Moses is out in the wilderness. He's kind of out by himself and…
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…blew him out of the water on Genesis 19 about angels. Now we're going to get him on Exodus very next book, going to get him by the resurrection.Exodus chapter 3. Have you not read in the book of Moses, Exodus 3 in the burning Bush passage how God spoke to them saying I am the God of Abraham, the God of…
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…Hey, my name is Ryan and welcome to our Reflections podcast. There's a story that I love in the Hebrew Bible and the Old Testament. It's inExodus, chapter 3, and God has come to this man called Moses and he said hey, I want you to deliver my people out of Egypt. And Moses, you know, has this back and…
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…notice it's all capitalized all the letters are capitalized that's signaling to you that underneath that word is the Hebrew name for God YahwehExodus chapter 3Moses is out in the wilderness all of a sudden there is this burning bush and the bush isn't being consumed by its fire it's self perpetuating it's…
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…we pause and we consider and we think of what he's trying to communicate to us. And he is reminding us that he is the Lord who appeared to Moses inExodus chapter 3, the I am who appeared to Moses in the burning bush. So he connects himself with that great truth and the revelation of God who came to save Israel…
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…windstorm, and I can't get anywhere. Now, in the Greek, when he says, It is I, this is ego I mean ego I me is the Greek word. When you go over intoExodus chapter 3, and uh Moses is at the burning bush, and he says to God, When I go to Israel and I tell Israel who sent me back to you, God says, I am. Tell…
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…take off your sandals from your feet, for the place where you are standing is holy. And Joshua did so. These words may sound familiar to you fromExodus, chapter 3, when Joshua's mentor is on the mountain there and he sees a bush that is burning yet not consumed. And he goes closer and Yahweh himself, god, is…
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…that is standing in place for the covenantal name of God, Yahweh. This is the name which He revealed Himself by at the burning bush to Moses inExodus chapter 3. And the call here is to know that He is God. It is not all the other false gods. It is He, Him, and it is Him alone. And this theme is a theme…
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…be afraid and as we were looking at that passage we were seeking seeing how that word or these words it is I I really I am and how they tie back toExodus chapter 3where God met with Moses in the burning bush and Moses was asking him as he was about to be sent to Pharaoh who will I say sent me and God said to…
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…translation sometimes puts it. So there's this twofold name of God, our lord, our lord. And following, scripture at this point, because back inExodus chapter 3, when God first makes his name known to Israel, and the burning bush that doesn't burn up, when he speaks to Moses, he says, I am. I am the eternal…
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…We're going to read God's word together now. Our first reading is in Exodus, and then we'll read in the Gospel of John. So we're first reading inExodus chapter 3, and we read from verse 1 to verse 15. Exodus chapter 3, I'm reading from verse 1. Now Moses was keeping the flock of his father-in-law Jethro, the…
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…that is standing in place for the covenantal name of God, Yahweh. This is the name which He revealed Himself by at the burning bush to Moses inExodus chapter 3. And the call here is to know that He is God. It is not all the other false gods. It is He, Him, and it is Him alone. And this theme is a theme…
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Perhaps you can keep them open there atExodus chapter 3. We spent some time, maybe a couple of years ago now, in the first 15 chapters of the book of Exodus. We're going to return to Exodus, picking the…
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…wasn't just confirming that he's the Christ he was saying I am God himself you know that I am is the divine name from the Old Testament it's fromExodus chapter 3it's when God says I am who I am Jesus was saying I'm not just the Christ Caiaphas I am God himself that's what he was saying and then he says and…
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…see this proves Jesus' point, read verse 31. Now concerning the resurrection of the dead, haven't you read what was spoken to you by God? Now inExodus chapter 3, God is speaking to Moses. But Jesus says, Haven't you read what was spoken to you? Jesus saying, God spoke this to you, the Sadducees. And we see…
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…pattern-like ways in which Moses anticipates the Lord Jesus Christ. Both Moses and Jesus are portrayed as shepherds and prophets and rulers. InExodus, chapter 3, moses has that encounter at the burning bush and many commentators think that who Moses is encountering is the Son of God. It's described as a…
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