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We left off last week with a curious interest in the great significance of the 4th commandment of the Ten Commandments i.e. “Remember the Sabbath Day, to keep it holy.” Why is it stated that this commandment is a day to be remembered and to be kept holy? Shouldn’t weThe Moses Era 20
Chapter 22 This chapter began with the 8th commandment: Thou shalt not steal. It’s one thing for a person to borrow from you but it is injury when they steal from you. In this chapter God gave Moses laws and the consequences Israel would pay if violated. The laws included:The Moses Era 19
Chapter 21 We left off last week with God giving Moses instructions for Israel: how they were to approach God, reverence God and make altars to God that were pleasing to Him. (Why make efforts to do things for God that do not please Him? Cain gave an offering toThe Moses Era 18
Chapter 19 In the 3rd month after Israel had departed from Egypt, they arrived in the wilderness of Mt Sinai. Here, God called Moses up to the mountain to give him instructions for Israel. God told Moses to remind the Israelites of all the great miracles and deliverances He hadThe Moses Era 17
Last week, we left off in chapter 17, where we found the leader Moses had become weary from the strain of holding up his arms, for Israel to win the battle against the Amalekites. When Moses would let his arms down to rest, the Amalekites prevailed against Israel. Although, MosesThe Moses Era 16
We left off last week with Moses telling Aaron to prepare the Israelites to come before the Lord after their murmurings because of their lack of food. God heard them! Many times, when saints think they are murmuring against leadership, they are really murmuring against God; because God is theThe Moses Era 15
I pray everyone is enjoying the ELC as we explore the Moses Era in the book of Exodus. We are now entering Chapter 15. Israel has now crossed the Red Sea in victory while Pharoah and his army all drowned in the Red Sea. So, now we have Moses andThe Moses Era 14
Well, here we are in Chapter 14! Pharoah had agreed to let Israel go, and they have left Egypt on their way to the wilderness to worship God. But God is yet bringing forth miraculous wonders even in Israel’s departure from Egypt. God told Moses to tell Israel to turnThe Moses Era 13
Well, last week we were approaching the end of Exodus chapter 12 of the Moses era. We left off with Israel facing the midnight season of their lives midnight which is 12 AM symbolizes the end of the day and the start of a new day. It's interesting they're midnightThe Moses Era 12
Welcome back to our study of the Moses Era in the book of Exodus. We left off with Pharoah throwing Moses and Aaron out of the palace and threatening them to never return or he would have them both killed. Moses said according to your words it will be done.The Moses Era 11
Well, here we are continuing from last week with Pharoah appearing to be repentant and agreed to let Israel go. He pleaded with Moses to pray to God to deliver Egypt from this tempestuous hailstorm. So, Moses consented to Pharoah’s plea and said: “As soon as I leave out ofMoses Era 10
Ok! Here we are continuing chapter 9 in the study of Exodus, where Pharoah had allowed the devastation of all the livestock in Egypt because of his pompous attitude. (This sort of reminds us of Putin’s hardened heart demanding the people of Ukraine to submit to him when God andMoses Era 9
As we pick up from last week, Pharoah had called Moses and Aaron for the first time to petition God, to rid the Egyptians of the plague of frogs; and he would let Israel go. When Moses asked Pharoah when did he want him to inquire of God to deliverMoses Era Episode 8
Chapter 7 is where we pick up with Moses and Aaron returning to Pharoah’s court. God changed Moses’ and Aaron’s titles and declared Moses would serve as a god to Pharoah (speaking and doing what God told him) and Aaron would serve as a prophet to Moses (speaking and doingThe Moses Era 7
Chapter Five brings us to the entrance of Pharoah’s court. Here, Moses and Aaron had their first encounter with Pharoah. They declared to Pharoah that the God of Israel had sent them to tell him to let Israel go, so they could hold a feast to God in the wilderness.The Moses Era Vi
Chapter 4 We left off last week with the question: “Was Moses convinced to surrender to the will of God, after having such a long discourse with God?” Surely, God had answered all his questions, and assured him of good success? Well, I’m afraid not! Moses was still not convincedThe Moses Era V
As we continue Exodus Chapter 3 exploring the Moses Era, we find that God got Moses’ attention when God appeared in a burning bush that was not consumed. Once this happened, Moses was all in, to hear what God wanted to say. Sometimes, God appears in obscure situations in ourThe Moses Era Iv
We left off last week, with Moses fleeing to Midian to escape the face of Pharoah. Once in Midian, Moses was drawn to sit at a well to rest. Notice, a very significant event in Moses’ life began when he was drawn from the river by Pharoah’s daughter. Now, heMoses Era Iii
As we continue Exodus Chapter 2 of the Moses Era, we find God touched the mind of Pharoah’s daughter to take a bath in the same river where baby Moses is placed. So, Pharoah’s daughter appeared on the scene with her maidens to bathe in the Nile River where MosesThe Moses Era Ii
As we continue our study from last week of the Moses Era, we find the new Pharoah of Egypt had influenced the people of Egypt, to think ill towards the Israelites. He emphasized that they were growing exponentially and strong; and they could become a threat to Egypt in time