The Purpose of His Judgment: Ex. 5-11

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The Purpose of His Judgment: Ex. 5-11

January 28, 2024 • Cole Feix • Exodus 5—11

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The plagues are one of the best-known and least-understood parts of the Exodus. Why did God subject Egypt and the Israelites to judgment? In chapter 5, Pharaoh asks the question that spans the whole book of Exodus; "Who is God that I should obey him?" The rest of the book is an answer to this question and an arrow pointing to an overarching theme in the Bible, salvation through judgment.

The Fulfillment of His Promise: Ex. 40

March 24, 2024 • Cole Feix • Exodus 40:33–38

In the final scene of Exodus, God has kept his promise. He brought his people out of Egypt, made a covenant with them, gave them the law, revealed the plans for the Tabernacle, and descended to dwell in their midst. In many ways, this reflects the way God still interacts with us today. The Exodus story is our story and the same God is still our God.

The Power of His Presence: Ex. 32-33

March 17, 2024 • Cole Feix • Exodus 32, Exodus 33

The golden calf is a famous "uh-oh" moment in the Bible. After God delivered them from Egypt, gave them the law, and entered into a covenant with them, Israel went back to their old ways and worshiped an idol. In contrast, in the following chapter, Moses worships God and pleads to see his glory. These two stories teach us some important lessons on how we should worship God today.

The Construction of His House: Ex. 25

March 10, 2024 • Cole Feix • Exodus 25:1–22

How do the long chapters describing the plans for the Tabernacle apply to us today? Simply put, they are the most detailed descriptions of God's character, his plan for salvation, and the coming of his Son in the Old Testament.