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Exodus 3:18 · BSB
3:18 The elders of Israel will listen to what you say, and you must go with them to the king of Egypt and tell him, ‘The LORD, the God of the Hebrews, has met with us. Now please let us take a three-day journey into the wilderness, so that we may sacrifice to the LORD our God.’
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…today. If anybody wants to know that. If you have your Bibles this morning, praise God. You have the Bible, you have the word of God. Turn over toExodus chapter 3. A few weeks back, Pastor opened up to this verse description. I thought, oh, oh, he's going to preach something that I was going to preach. No, he…
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…take that home with you to your family that might not be here, and you can courage them in the faith. [SPEAKER_01]: If you would, turn with me toExodus chapter 3as we continue our study through this book of the Bible. [SPEAKER_01]: What we've seen so far is that Exodus in the Old Testament was often…
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…pinnacle of what we've been building towards in all of our study of Philippians. So please open your Bibles with me, not to Philippians 2, but toExodus chapter 3. Exodus chapter 3, as we consider the revelation of God's name. The revelation of God's name in Exodus chapter 3. God is known by generic and…
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…about to see wasn't something that was surprising or shouldn't have been surprising. God told them there were going to be people in the land inExodus chapter 3and verse #8, He said. About the land, he said, And I came down, and I am come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians, and to bring…
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…is. Just get out there and live. As a Christian, we already know that we've won. And what a wonderful thing that is to know Christ as our savior.Exodus chapter 3. This morning I want to read a very familiar story to most of us. But Moses, who found himself being raised in Pharaoh's house as basically the son…
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…2, what do we see? That Yahweh creates everything that is, the God over and above all, the creator of all. We see Yahweh give us his own name inExodus chapter 3, right after he tells Moses that you better take off your sandals because the ground that you're stepping on is holy. He gives the name Yahweh,…
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…the uncommon presence of God. It is Moses. The Bible says Moses was walking and he was looking over the frock. And one time he is standing, and inExodus chapter 3, he saw a bush that was not getting consumed. And the time he wanted to go close to see what is this bush all about, the Bible says a voice came…
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…you understand? So that's why you have to pay attention when you are reading. You understand? When you are doing what? When you are reading.Exodus chapter 3. Look at verse 1. Exodus chapter 3. Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro, his father -in -law, the priest of Midian. And he led the flock to…
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…it the idea that he is the sovereign, self -existent, all -sufficient God that always has been and always will be. If you would, turn with me toExodus chapter 3. In Exodus chapter 3, we're shown the significance of the name. The significance of the name and the way that David is addressing the Lord. In…
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…your understanding, and empowers you to elevate in every area of your life. Let's join the service already in progress. Amen. Hallelujah to God.Exodus chapter 3. Let's start at verse one. We've been reading the Bible all day by stop NOW. Verse one of Exodus chapter 3 reads as such. Now Moses kept the flock…
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…be a series of I am statements. It harkens all the way back. Remember, the Old Testament is the New Testament context, harkens all the way back toExodus chapter 3in the burning bush, which rolls up to Moses. And Moses is like, Pharaoh's not going to listen to me. The people of Israel are not going to listen…
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…of the whole journey, which maybe gives us some hope. OK, so if you're not there today, like OK, they weren't a chapter earlier either, but inExodus chapter 3, they got it right. In Exodus chapter 3, they recognized that that to to pursue the plan of God, they needed the presence of God. The gift without…
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…It is crucial. Knowing God is important. And that is what God is doing right now. Even Moses. You see the story of Moses. When Moses was called inExodus chapter 3. That was a challenge he had to cross. Exodus chapter 3 verse 1. Now, when Moses was tending the flock of Jethro, his father -in -law, a priest of…
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…I am, what I am, is the most sacred name for god. In the old testament. It's also translated jehovah. It's the phrase that god used to Moses inExodus, chapter 3, to describe himself. He says Moses said who are you? God said I am. In other words, I am what you need, I am what's needed in this moment. And…
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…is really a Christophany. It's the appearance of God in the person of Jesus Christ. We know about Theophanies in the Old Testament, right? RememberExodus chapter 3? Moses is minding his business one day out in the desert, and he sees what? A bush that is on fire, but it won't be consumed. And he's struck by…
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…two prophets we are going to examine in the context of the authority that is exercised in the Old Testament. So let's go to Exodus 3. Exodus 3.Exodus chapter 3. From verse 7. Exodus chapter 3, verse 7. I was having a chat with Pastor Kostin on this part this afternoon. So thank you, sir. All right, so…
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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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