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Exodus 4:10 · BSB
4:10 “Please, Lord,” Moses replied, “I have never been eloquent, neither in the past nor since You have spoken to Your servant, for I am slow of speech and tongue.”
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…his own alternative empire. No. He doesn't call them to himself to be his slaves. Do you remember what Yahweh told Pharaoh all the way back inExodus chapter 4? In Exodus chapter 4, verse 22 and 23, Yahweh tells Moses to say to Pharaoh, Israel is my firstborn son. Let my son go so he may worship me. And…
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…We have one father, even God. It's like, okay, you can deny us Abraham, but we're going to play the God card. We are Israel. God is our father. InExodus chapter 4, in verses 22 through 23, God sends Moses to Pharaoh, and he says, through Moses, Israel is my firstborn son. Let him go. So this is what they're…
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…in, it becomes leprous when it comes out. And he says, now go show the people that. So if you would pick it up with me, look at verse 29. Verse 29.Exodus chapter 4and verse 29. Look at it very carefully, please. And Moses and Aaron went and gathered together all the elders of the children of Israel. These are…
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…family home he is taking what they understood from what happened around them but he is also going back to the Old Testament sense of God saying inExodus chapter 4Israel my covenant people those whom I have come to rescue from Egypt they are my firstborn son when I read sonship in the Bible with regard to the…
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…had what they needed, but they didn't think it was enough. They had what they needed in their hand, but they didn't think that it was enough. InExodus chapter 4, we see this in the life of Moses. I want to show this to you. Exodus chapter 4, verses 1. It says, but Moses protested again. He protested again.…
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…needs people? How does God feel about special needs people? And then I want my heart to match up to what he says, right? OK, so let's turn toExodus chapter 4. I'm going to read a ton of scripture today. We are not going to turn to all of them for sake of time, but they're all written in your handout. So…
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…testimony. Help me out. Turn to your neighbors and neighbor testimony, testimony and notice notice, notice for the Bible readers. If you go toExodus chapter 4around about verse #2 the question becomes since you keeping sheep, what's that in your hand? Moses responds and says arrived the ordinary thing…
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…revelation that he now shared with his grandson after the funeral of great-aunt Bertha. Moses, on the one side of Jesus, responded to God's call inExodus chapter 4with insecurity. He said oh I am slow of speech and slow of tongue no God I am not worthy I am not skilled enough I can't do it I cannot be or do…
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…and brought them up, but they rebelled against me. God calls the nation of Israel his children. It's not the first time he's done that. Back inExodus chapter 4, he tells uh he tells Moses to go in and tell Pharaoh, let my people go. Israel is my firstborn son. In Deuteronomy chapter 14, verse 1, Scripture…
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…at the second part of verse 6. Is not he your father who created you, who made you, and established you? He says he's his father. He called them inExodus chapter 4, his son. He related to them like a father, meaning that he created them. It's a mercantile word. It means he purchased them, he bought them, he…
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…looking for assurance. He's simply asking God to remind him of his power. In fact, we see a similar thing in other parts of the Old Testament. InExodus chapter 4, Moses is also given signs by God to remind him, hey, I'm powerful. I'm with you. Moses needs signs. Gideon needs signs. We do not, however, follow…
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…ground opened up. Korah and his whole family descended, and the ground shut back up. It was a sign and evidence that Moses was sent from God. InExodus chapter 4, you remember that time in the life of Moses, how he had run, he had fled from Egypt, he had lived 40 years in Midian, he had his sheep, and he was…
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…what is wrong with the deaf mute. Jesus, as God, is fully aware of this guy's condition. He's sovereign over his condition, isn't he? You think ofExodus chapter 4, where Moses tells Yahweh, I can't speak for you. I can't go be your messenger because I don't speak well. And remember Exodus 4, I think it's…
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…story of the Passover begins, right? Where we left off last week so before we get to our passage in Exodus 12, I want you to turn in your Bibles toExodus chapter 4. If you don't have a Bible, you can use the blue Pew Bible in front of you. If you don't have a Bible at all, that's our gift to you. We'd love for…
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…times do we feel unequipped? Unequipped, God, I don't know how I'm gonna make it through this one. Are you ready this morning? Good. Because inExodus chapter 4, I want you to watch what happens here. And this is a powerful moment between God and Moses. In Exodus chapter 4, starting at verse 1, and Moses…
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…not all one father? What's gonna happen here is whenever a Jewish person hears that, a good Jewish person, they're gonna flash all the way back toExodus chapter 4or the second book of the Bible. When God is instructing Moses to let the to talk to talk to Pharaoh, to let the people go. God tells Pharaoh,…
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…of adoption? We were not gods and then we are made gods. He makes us his sons and daughters. God referred to Israel as his firstborn son inExodus chapter 4. And the people of Israel were encouraged to sing of God's fatherly compassion. Psalm 103 verse 13. But Israel as a son merely pointed to Christ…
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…to Moses. It was God who would be with Moses. It was God who would fulfill his promises to Moses. And you know that in the next chapter, all ofExodus chapter 4is about Moses telling God all the reasons why he's unsuited and unfit to do any of these things. And the lesson that God has for Moses is it…
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…I hope you notice it's not the blood of circumcision that brings you near, it's the blood of Christ. There's a graphic scene in the Old Testament,Exodus chapter 4, where God is calling Moses to go back and be the deliverer for the Israelites. And Moses is going back to confront the Pharaoh, and he's on his…
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…he was able to do and new his capabilities. So he said this, he said there's going to be a spokesman for you and his name is your brother. Aaron inExodus chapter 4and verses 15 and 16 it says and thou shalt speak unto him and put words in his mouth and I will be with thy mouth and With his mouth and will…
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