In Exodus 25-28, God gives instructions for constructing the Ark of the Covenant, the tabernacle, altars, lampstand, furnishings and priestly garments, specifying materials and dimensions; the ephod, breastpiece, and other holy garments are to be made for Aaron and his sons to wear while ministering before the Lord in the tabernacle.
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In Exodus 22-24, God gives additional laws to Moses regarding theft, property damage, social justice, and proper worship, as well as warnings against idolatry and mistreatment of foreigners. After the people agree to obey, Moses performs sacrifices and reads the Book of the Covenant before God appears in glory on Mount Sinai.
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 23:1-6; 12, 14-17; 24:12 In Genesis 15 we read about a special covenant relationship between God and Abraham. In Exodus, we...
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 19:4-5; Exodus 20 “You have seen what I did to the Egyptians and how I carried you on eagles’ wings and...
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In Exodus 19-21, God descends on Mount Sinai and gives the Ten Commandments, and other laws, to Moses and the Israelites, instructing them in proper worship and how to treat others justly. The people fearfully agree to follow God's law, which covers responsibilities to God, authorities, neighbors, and servants.
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 14, 16 It’s so exciting to think that after many years of being slaves, the Israelites were free! They began their...
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In Exodus 14-18, God miraculously parts the Red Sea, allowing the Israelites to escape from Pharaoh's pursuing army, and then provides manna, quail, and water for the complaining Israelites during their wilderness wanderings. Moses also appoints additional judges to help him govern and settle disputes among the people.
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the spiritual journey of walking in faith and the power of trusting God's promises, drawing parallels between the biblical exodus of the Israelites and contemporary challenges of faith.
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 12-13 Every time Moses and Aaron went to Pharaoh to ask him to let the Israelites go, Egypt would experience something...
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In Exodus 10-13, the final plagues strike Egypt: a devastating locust swarm, a darkness that can be felt, and the death of every Egyptian firstborn, which finally compels Pharaoh to release the Israelites. God institutes the Passover festival as a lasting commemoration of their deliverance and leads them out of Egypt, guiding them with a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night, marking the beginning of their journey to the Promised Land.
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Today’s Reading: Read Read Exodus 5:1-6:13 (As you read out this passage, give your family an opportunity to shout NO each time Pharoah turns Moses...
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In Exodus 5-9, Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh to let the Israelites go, but Pharaoh refuses and increases the Israelites' labor, leading to a series of plagues unleashed by God upon Egypt. These plagues include turning the Nile to blood, infestations of frogs, gnats, and flies, the death of livestock, boils, and destructive hail, yet Pharaoh continually hardens his heart and refuses to release the Israelites.
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