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Exodus 34:6 · BSB
34:6 Then the LORD passed in front of Moses and called out: “The LORD, the LORD God, is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in loving devotion and faithfulness,
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…gracious God. And merciful. And slow to anger. And abounding in steadfast love. Relenting from disaster. What Jonah does there. Is he goes back toExodus chapter 34. Verses 6 and 7. They're great verses. Just come back there with me. Keep a finger in Jonah 4. But come back to Exodus chapter 34. And what you…
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…our hands this week. We ask this now in Jesus' name, and everyone said. Amen. You can have a seat if you've got a Bible. I might just open it up toExodus chapter 34. Exodus chapter 34. I want to talk to you this morning about Moses the moon and why you're breathing. Moses the moon and why you are breathing.…
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…and we're praying in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up toExodus chapter 34. If you don't have a Bible, there's one on your row. I'm on page 74, and I want to talk to you today. If you're our guest, we're going through the…
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…nap. You know what else is a foreign concept to us? Sabbath. That is just as foreign to us as siesta. See, the concept of the Sabbath is in inExodus chapter 34. God says, you have six days each week for your ordinary work, but on the seventh day, you must stop working even during the seasons of plowing and…
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…nap. You know what else is a foreign concept to us? Sabbath. That is just as foreign to us as siesta. See, the concept of the Sabbath is in inExodus chapter 34. God says, you have six days each week for your ordinary work, but on the seventh day, you must stop working even during the seasons of plowing and…
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…and forgiving? Would God bring his justice, which is what we deserve? Or would he show grace, which is what we all desire? Well, have a look atExodus chapter 34and see how God introduces himself. It's one of the great summaries of how God introduces himself to us. Exodus 34 verse 5. This is where Moses has…
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…you. Even when it's costing. And so it is here. It's because God is loving. Because he is love. It costs to forgive. Back in the Old Testament. InExodus chapter 34. God described himself. As keeping steadfast love for thousands. Forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin. But he will by no means clear the…
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…two new tablets. He's going to renew His covenant with His people. Our God is amazing. But before He does that, He says something about Himself.Exodus chapter 34. Verses 5 through 8. Listen to what God says. The Lord descended in the cloud and stood with Moses there and proclaimed the name of the Lord. The…
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…You don't have the right answer to the question, who are you, Lord? You say, Well, what do you mean? Don't turn, it'll come up on the screen,Exodus chapter 34. I think anytime in the Bible when God self-discloses, God kind of says, This is who I am, we should pay attention. This is Exodus 34. And Moses…
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…have compassion on whom I have compassion. Now, to understand that quote, we need to go back to the story from where it comes from, which is inExodus chapter 34. So you can keep your finger in Romans 9 and go back to Exodus 34. And Exodus, you know, tells us the amazing story of God's rescue of the people…
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…us. And we can see some encounters. When we see encounters of the people have with God, they lay prostrate on the ground. One of my favorites is inExodus chapter 34. Turn there if you will with me. After Moses has gone back up on the mountain for the second time, he comes down the first time and the people are…
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…extend forever to those who don't trust Jesus. We know that we are safe when we trust in Jesus. But God, like it says in the Old Testament, inExodus, chapter 34, he won't let the guilty go unpunished. And he passed in front of Moses proclaiming, the Lord, the Lord, the Lord, the compassionate and gracious…
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…full of wrath and full of love. He is just and forgiving. He holds the two together. God is just a big angry head. And then, have a flick back toExodus chapter 34. This is a very well-known passage. Exodus 34. Verse 6. And here we see the full character of God. Let's read from verse 6. It says, The Lord, the…
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