PPT-MOSES: THE BURNING BUSH Exodus 3

Pop Theology God showed up It demeans the work of God in preparation It assumes that God was busy elsewhere It decries the fact that God is always near always working always providing according to His plan. Moses and the Exodus. Time. Event. Pharaoh. 1527 BC. Moses was born. Thutmose 1 (1526 – 1493 BC). 1487 BC. Moses flees Egypt (Moses 40 years old). Thutmose 2 (1493 – 1479 BC). 1447 BC. Exodus (Moses 80 years old). Exodus Background. What is Exodus about? 5 things. Birth & Call of Moses. 10 Plagues of Egypt. Crossing of the Reed Sea. Tabernacle. Giving of . the Torah/Law/Covenant at Sinai. Who wrote this material? . Exodus 12-15. Events of the Exodus. Chapter 1 Israel in bondage. Chapter 2 Moses (birth, Midian, family). Chapter 3 Burning bush, Moses’ excuses. Chapter 4 Moses’ excuses, Aaron chosen. Chapter 5 Moses meets Pharaoh. Moses’ 2. nd. 40 Years. Exodus. . 3:1-4:31. Exodus . 3:1-4:31. Part 2. The Life of Moses and Me. Moses’ 2. nd. 40 Years. Exodus. . 3:1-4:31. Exodus 3:13-22. Moses and God Chat. Moses wonders what he would say to Israel. We’re unwrapping the gift of our . Trust & Faith. Exodus 3. Exodus 3:1-10. 1.  Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian, and he led the flock to the far side of the desert and came to . Exodus & Wandering in the Wilderness. Events of the Exodus. Chapter 1-5 Moses. Chapter 6-12 Plagues. Chapter 13-18 Exodus. Chapter 19 – Numbers 10 Events at Mt Sinai. The Months at Mt Sinai. Definition of Leadership:. Go forth and die (Robert Quinn). Moses’ Core:. Leadership is intrinsic at creation . Moses’ Core:. Leadership is intrinsic at creation . Leadership always answers a call . Exodus – An Overview. 2. nd. Book of the Bible. Chronicles life in Egypt after Joseph. Contains 4 main sections. Bondage in Egypt. A deliverer (Moses). Deliverance. Worship (Law/Tabernacle/Priesthood). Miriam – “rebellion”. Moses’ older sister -- Num. 26:59 And the name of . Amram's. wife was . Jochebed. , the daughter of Levi, whom her mother bare to Levi in Egypt: and she bare unto . Amram. 1:15-21. the midwives’ excuse for not killing the male Hebrew newborns . v.19. 3:10-14. . Who am I? . v.11. See . Acts 7:22-29 . “What if they ask me who sent me?. . v.13. 4:1-9 . What if they don’t believe me? . 2. . all were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea, . 3. all ate the same spiritual food, . 4. . and all drank the same spiritual drink. For they drank of that spiritual Rock. 1 Corinthians 10.1-6. 1989-2008. George Bush #41. Domestic Policy. Budget Deficit: . Regan’s spending practices led to a huge deficit. Bush went back on his promise to not raise taxes.. Civil Rights & Unrest: . Riots in Los Angeles and other cities in 1992 after a jury found white policemen not guilty in beating a black man – Rodney King. Burning books is not a special idea of the 20th century. Already in Antique times the destruction of the Alexandrian library became a symbol and a myth. The first recorded state-sponsored book burning was the destruction ordered by by the Grand Councillor Li Ssu in Ch‘in China in 213 BC. In the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Age the burning of books was organized by the Catholic Inquisition for writings which had been seen as heretic. The famous quotation and much-repeated warning from Heinrich Heine: „Where one burns books, one will soon burn people“ origins from his play Almansor (1821), which is set among the Moors of Spain as they endure the first attack of the Spanish Inquisition. With the Enlightment book burning became unfashionable. Maybe for this reason book burning in the 20th Century by totalitarian regimes became in some way a very symbolic action to show the antiliberal attitude and their opposition towards the Enlightment ideas. Bible Rewind. Creation to Noah. Abram and . Sarai. God’s Covenant with Abram. LOB – Land Offspring Blessing. Joseph. Dreamer. Jealous Brothers. Slavery. Bible Rewind. Joseph (cont.). Potiphar and his wife.