PPT-Chapter 7: The Exodus

UNDERSTANDING THE SCRIPTURES ANTICIPATORY SET Have a student read aloud about the oppression of the Hebrews and Moses early years Ex 11210 1 The Call of Moses pp 128133 . Sinai x 19 24 The Sinai Covenant is Established x 25 31 Instructions for building the Tabernacle x 32 34 Israel breaks the covenant x 35 40 Tabernacle is constructed Main Themes in Exodus 1 Yahweh is faithful to his c ovenant with Abraham As an act Introduction. A. Review. Timeline. B. Historical scope. Exodus covers a period of . 431. years. C. Setting. Where are we at the end of Genesis?. D. The Purpose of Exodus. To demonstrate the creator God’s power to keep his word and . And God spoke all these words, saying:. 2 . “I . am.  the . Lord.  your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.. 3 . You shall have no. Sunday . University. : . One . day, after Moses had grown up, he went out to where his own people were and watched them at their hard labor. He saw an Egyptian beating a Hebrew, one of his own people. . . Looking this way and that and seeing no one, he killed the Egyptian and hid him in the sand. Murmur-Fest.  How can music help us to express gratitude to the Lord?.  What are some other ways we could appropriately express our gratitude to the Lord?.  What can we learn from the response of the children of Israel to being delivered?. 10. th. Plague & the Passover. Exodus 11-12. Exodus 11:1-6. And the Lord said to Moses, "I will bring one more plague on Pharaoh and on Egypt. Afterward he will let you go from here. When he lets you go, he will surely drive you out of here altogether. 2 Speak now in the hearing of the people, and let every man ask from his neighbor and every woman from her neighbor, articles of silver and articles of gold. 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. 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? . Truth to Take with You. It . is right to show great respect for . God.. It . is wrong to dishonor God . in . anything we say or do.. Exodus 20:7a. Thou . shalt. not take . the . name of the . Lord. . Truth . to Take with You. It is right to worship the One true God. . It is wrong to cling to our idols.. Exodus 20:4-5a . NIV. . You shall not make for yourself an idol . in the form of anything in heaven above . • God is holy . Themes in Exodus. • Only God is mighty. • God is holy . • Salvation/deliverance from bondage. Themes in Exodus. • Only God is mighty. • God is holy . • Salvation/deliverance from bondage. Our God is . a God who DWELLS. The Exodus Story: Background. God liberates people from slavery. God and people enter into covenant relationship. People start worshipping an idol. God tells Moses he will not dwell in the midst of the people. 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. Chiam. Cheng . Kiat. . Djenny. . Ruswandi. Adapted by Dr. Rick Griffith . Jordan Evangelical Theological Seminary. • BibleStudyDownloads.org. Route of the Exodus. Goshen. Midian. Mt. Sinai. Canaan.