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Exodus 3:7 · BSB
3:7 The LORD said, “I have indeed seen the affliction of My people in Egypt. I have heard them crying out because of their oppressors, and I am aware of their sufferings.
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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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…with God's holiness. If I am impure, his holiness is very dangerous in a good way. God and impurity cannot coexist. Starting in your Bibles toExodus, chapter 3, I'd like to start with Moses and the burning bush, and then we're going to take a travel through some Old Testament scriptures back into the New…
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In the meantime, open your Bibles up toExodus, chapter 3. This is part 4 of my sermon series on Exodus and I have no idea how many parts will actually be to this, to this whole series. It's going to take…
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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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…two words are more than agreement. Those two words are claim. Claiming of who he is, of his identity. He's claiming to be the great I am as inExodus chapter 3, as in the burning bush, as in God speaking to Moses, sending him to Pharaoh and say, tell that guy, let my people go. And then Moses was like,…
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…we get rolling, you need to know just a little bit of something about Moses. A lot of us know him from the burning bush experience spoken of inExodus chapter 3, and you'd be right. Man, you you some of us maybe we're not too familiar with the Bible, and we but we've heard about that. That's that's Moses. A…
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…for people that are away from him. So when I consider just the litany of scriptures of seeing how God responded, I believe it comes to an apex inExodus chapter 3. When God comes to Moses and he says, I want you to say this to my people. I have seen their oppression, I have heard their cries, and I now am…
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…this God in verses 4 and 5. This is the God who is, and who was, and who is to come. Now, that phrase is actually an echo of the divine name fromExodus chapter 3, when Moses encounters the burning bush and God reveals himself as the Lord, Yahweh, I am who I am, or I will be who I will be, the eternal,…
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…is an amazing God. So, we're going to spend just a few moments just refocusing on who God is. And so, I want to invite you to turn to the book ofExodus chapter 3. The book of Exodus chapter 3. And we're going to begin in verse 1. And probably, for many of us, a familiar account. Exodus chapter 3. And we're…
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…so to speak, because you realized you were on holy ground? You might be familiar, of course, with the story of Moses and the burning bush found inExodus chapter 3. Moses is going about his secular business. Nothing wrong with that. When he stumbles upon that strange site, this bush that is burning but it's…
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…prayed in Jesus' name and God's people say amen. I want to just give a picture of introduction about encounters and I want to start with Moses,exodus, chapter 3. The Bible says this in Exodus 3, verse 1. If I may get it on this screen for us Exodus, chapter 3. The Bible says now Moses was tending the flock…
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…the self-sufficiency of God, the fact that the fact that God is the supply of his own demand, the fact that God is the supply of his own demand. InExodus chapter 3is the first time in the Bible that we come across this promise. The promise of the land where milk and honey were overflowing. In Exodus chapter…
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…book. Personally, and I did. I found it easy to read. So we're going to look at the account of Moses. And at the burning Bush. And it's found inExodus chapter 3, if anybody would like to turn to it. And we're going to read from verse 1 to 12 in the New International version. So here we go, he says. So now…
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…holy one is he. The holy one is he. The holy one is he. Faith on his boots to worship him, The holy one is he. If you turn with me please now toExodus chapter 3, And this evening I'm going to look at verses 1 to 10. Exodus chapter 3, verses 1 to 10. When you come to read verse 4 here of this chapter, When…
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…he had in his hands. Jesus did the same. He surrendered in obedience. Next. I want to touch on one more thing and we will begin to wrap up. So inExodus chapter 3, same chapter again, verse 20, God says this to Moses, so I will stretch out my hand, see what it says there? So I will stretch out my hand, so I…
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…was, I am. And don't skip that. Jesus is unashamedly claiming the divine name of God, the one that God used when revealing himself to Moses, inExodus chapter 3. And Jesus is saying, I am. I am the self-existent one. I am the eternal one. I am the unrivaled one. I am the timeless one. I am the everywhere…
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…could they enter his presence. That began to change with a man named Moses. While he was still a shepherd in the desert, God promised Moses inExodus chapter 3that he would be with him. Interesting choice of words. Man was no longer with God, but now God was promising Moses that he would be with him.…
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…single time that we've explored this great I am concept, we've gone back to the same story. It's the moment that Moses first meets God. It's inExodus chapter 3, we're going to look at verses 1 through 15. We've covered this every week because this is this is the big moment. This is the jumping off point.…
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…single time that we've explored this great I am concept, we've gone back to the same story. It's the moment that Moses first meets God. It's inExodus chapter 3, we're going to look at verses 1 through 15. We've covered this every week because this is this is the big moment. This is the jumping off point.…
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…where God first introduces himself to Moses and sets the tone and sets the expectation for who he is directly and in person. And so we get there inExodus chapter 3, verses 1 through 17. It says, One day Moses was tending the flock of his father-in-law Jethro, the priest of Midian. He led the flock far into the wilderness and he…
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