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1 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. A Deliverer Deliverance Marching to Sinai The Law The Tabernacle “Exodus begins in gloom and ends in Glory!” - J Vernon McGee 3 So He said, “I am God, the God of your father; do not fear to go down to Egypt, for I will…

God’s People Setting Out From Egypt We last left Moses at the head of a great company of Israelites, who are finally departing Egypt after more than 400 years of service to the Egyptian Pharaoh, and years of salvation from famine in Canaan as God preserved and grew his people for this day. They did not…

15 But when Pharaoh saw that there was relief, he hardened his heart and did not heed them, as the Lord had said. 14 For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God. 15 For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry…

Now the Passover and the Festival of Unleavened Bread were only two days away, and the chief priests and the teachers of the law were scheming to arrest Jesus secretly and kill him. “But not during the festival,” they said, “or the people may riot.” While he was in Bethany, reclining at the table in…

- The Bible records 2 great saving events in human history - Firstly, in the OT: the Exodus of Israel - The second is in the NT: salvation from sin & death through Jesus - Nearly all Scripture surrounds, establishes, supports, clarifies & implements these 2 great events into the lives of God’s people…

Why was it so hard for the people of Israel to leave Egypt in their past?

There's a really wonderful thing that happens when we read scripture. We find encouragement and direction. We find correction and strength. But there's something else that happens. I started call it the coin effect. Because every coin has two sides. And even when we are reading Scripture about other…

The up and down relationship between recently-saved Israel and God in Exodus ends with the glory of God filling the tabernacle. God's faithfulness is shown in His desire to be with His people, and salvation history moves from less permanent to more permanent to etrnal.

The songs of Moses & Miriam illustrate the way to respond to God after seeing His mighty salvation. How should this affect our praise and honour, having a greater salvation in Jesus Christ?

1) JANEIRO: Escravidão do povo Hebreu 1 E stes, pois, são os nomes dos filhos de Israel, que entraram no Egito com Jacó; cada um entrou com sua casa: 2 Rúben, Simeão, Levi e Judá; 3 Issacar, Zebulom e Benjamim; 4 Dã, Naftali, Gade e Aser. 5 Todas as almas, pois, que descenderam de Jacó foram setentaalmas;…

The Exodus was a monumental moment for the children of Israel. Here Yahweh defeated the gods of the Egyptians and crushed Pharoah and his army. Israel serves as a microcosm for what Jesus has done and is doing for all the nations! As Jesus leads his people out from the bondage and oppression of the powers and principalities he calls his people to faithfulness in proclaiming the gospel! The way out is not a call to be taken out of the world, but rather the way out is through!

This week we take a look at Revelation chapter 1 and examine the Cosmic Battle between the Two Kingdoms. What we find is that our Lord Jesus, the same God that led Israel out from bondage to the Egyptians and their gods, stands ready to do so for the whole world! Revelation is preparing us for a new and greater Exodus!

This week we kick off a new sermon series walking through the book of Exodus. In this sermon, which serves as in introduction to the series, we'll see what lies ahead throughout the book: God overcoming any obstacle in his path to give his people a way out from suffering, slavery, and sin.

What is the Exodus really about? It's about how God offers a way out for His people. But it is about something much greater than a way out of physical circumstances. God desires to deliver His people, not from a place, but from sin and its effects. God offers The Way Out of bondage through a deliverer.

What is the Exodus really about? It's about how God offers a way out for His people. But it is about something much greater than a way out of physical circumstances. God desires to deliver His people, not from a place, but from sin and its effects. God offers The Way Out of bondage through a deliverer.

What is the Exodus really about? It's about how God offers a way out for His people. But it is about something much greater than a way out of physical circumstances. God desires to deliver His people, not from a place, but from sin and its effects. God offers The Way Out of bondage through a deliverer.

What is the Exodus really about? It's about how God offers a way out for His people. But it is about something much greater than a way out of physical circumstances. God desires to deliver His people, not from a place, but from sin and its effects. God offers The Way Out of bondage through a deliverer.

What is the Exodus really about? It's about how God offers a way out for His people. But it is about something much greater than a way out of physical circumstances. God desires to deliver His people, not from a place, but from sin and its effects. God offers The Way Out of bondage through a deliverer.