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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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…morning, but I know I'm not. I am. Are you confused? Well, in order to not be, we need to go back to near the start of the Bible, the second book,Exodus chapter 3. Matt talked about it a few weeks ago, where God is talking to Moses and he's telling Moses to do what Moses doesn't want to do. And that's to go…
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…yes. I would love for us to look at this together. If you'll open up your Bibles with me, we're gonna go to a few places together. And it starts inExodus chapter 3. As I previously said, we know that God comes to Moses. Moses is out, he is tending his father-in-law's sheep, and God comes to him and speaks to…
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…it would all fall apart and just blow up. Last thing, Exodus chapter 3, verse 13. This is the last scripture. I promise you. Last scriptures.Exodus chapter 3, going all the way back to early in the Bible. I'm sorry, let's begin in verse 13. And Moses said unto God, Behold, when I come to the children of…
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…other than Yahweh in the flesh. He's also called the Angel of the Lord who is Christ Himself. And obviously these verses take us back as well. TheExodus chapter 3. Listen to these words. I just want you to see the fire here and the glory. Moses was keeping the flock of his father-in-law, Jethro, the priest of…
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…as deep as laying out of hands. It takes a few weeks because you have to consider all the scriptures. Do you remember how that the Bible says in uhExodus chapter 3, how God was gonna bring the children of Israel, the nation of Israel, under the hands of Pharaoh? Well, he didn't have his physical hands on them,…
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…I just uh I had a message titled, What would you have me to do? And so that stuck out when James was going over in uh in Exodus. We'll start inExodus chapter 3with Moses, but then also I was talking to um, I think it was last week, I went to breakfast with Brother Jimmy Smith, and he's always a good armor…
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…this idea of holy ground. Holy ground. Come on, touch your neighbor, say holy ground. That's what we're talking about today. And you can go toExodus chapter 3, and this is a very, very, very familiar passage, one that I think everyone in the room absolutely knows, can relate to, and has heard. I mean,…
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…bondage of the Egyptians, Moses is raised up to lead the Israelites out of Egypt into their independence as a people of God. Turn in your Bibles toExodus chapter 3. And the Lord said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people which are in Egypt, have heard their cry by reason of their taskmasters, for I…
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…rule in England. He executed righteousness and justice. The result of that righteousness and justice was the birth of this nation. Let's look atExodus chapter 3. We're going to flip around in a few verses today. Exodus chapter 3, verse 1. It says, Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro, his…
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…that's a lot to ch it's a lot to get through in about 10 minutes, but we'll do our best. We'll do our best. So listen, let's go all the way back toExodus chapter 3. And Moses sees in the burning bush. He sees the bush burning and it's not consumed, and he hears a voice saying, uh, which is God, he says, I am…
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…to me? What can your servant what do you want to say to your servant? I'm gonna remind you of an encounter that Moses had with the burning bush inExodus chapter 3. Well, when the Lord saw that he had turned aside to see, God called to him out of the bush, Moses, Moses, and he said, Here I am. And then he…
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…already stands at the summit, and the only way up is through him. And that I am is not accidental. It's interesting to note that if we go back toExodus chapter 3, we see that Moses is standing before a burning bush and he asks, Hey, burning bush, who should I say sent me? And God, speaking through this…
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…to describe himself. He says, I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. So somewhere along the way between Genesis 28 andExodus chapter 3, something changes. The Lord turns from being just another God out there somewhere for someone else to worship, to being a God who Jacob himself…
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…are certain places in creation where God has ordained that we will sense His presence with particular intensity. Places like the burning bush inExodus chapter 3, places like the inner court of the temple and indeed the person of Jesus Christ, God's temple incarnate. Heaven is one of those places, a literal…
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…has always been, who is acting right now, and who is going to continue to act in the future. Now, the problem for Moses is he doesn't know yet inExodus chapter 3how God is going to act in each of those situations. He knows his name, but he doesn't necessarily know what God is all about. So you fast forward…
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…out that there are places in the Bible where God names God's self for particular reasons, reasons that impact our lives even today. Go with me toExodus chapter 3, beginning in verse 1. Exodus chapter 3, beginning with verse 1. It says this. Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro, his father-in-law, the…
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…to be seven of those in John's gospel. And then here is the first of these. And it draws us back. If you were here last week, it draws us back toExodus chapter 3, when God shows up to Moses and says, Moses, I'm going to use you to redeem and rescue my people out of slavery to Pharaoh in Egypt. And he says,…
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…get our hearts fixed on him, as we get our focus fixed on him. And I think God is calling for our attention today. Remember the story of Moses inExodus chapter 3. Moses is keeping the sheep. God has a destiny and a purpose for his life. He's messed everything up and he spent these years now keeping sheep. He…
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…cried out to God. It must have been a horrible cry up to God, crying out. I tell you, God, that cry is a covenant cry. You know, I'm reminded ofExodus chapter 3, where God appeared to Moses in the burning bush. And he told Moses, he said, I have seen the affliction of my people. I know their sorrows. I have…
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…to you. and to your descendants after you. Does that sound familiar? It sounds very similar to what he's saying in Hebrews chapter 11. Now turn toExodus chapter 3. I'm sure that many of you will know what text I speak of here. In Exodus 3 .6, listen to these words. He said also, I am the God of your father,…
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