In looking at Numbers 20:1-13 and Hebrews 12:1-2, we see that as great as Moses was, he ultimately did not enter the promised land. This shows the need for a greater leader in Jesus.
In looking at Exodus 34:27-35 and Hebrews 1:1-3, we see Moses bringing the word from God to his people, pointing to Jesus bringing the final word from God to his people.
The Manna
July 10, 2022 • Zach Weihrauch • Exodus 16, John 6:29–35
In looking at Exodus 16:1-36 and John 6:29-35, we see that God provided for his people through Moses, pointing to God who would provide for his people through Jesus.
The Red Sea
July 3, 2022 • Joe Coffey • Exodus 14, Colossians 2:9–15
In looking at Exodus 14:1-31 and Colossians 2:9-15, we see that God used Moses to triumph over his enemies and create a way from death to life. This points to Jesus and his victory over death, which gave us life.
The Passover
June 26, 2022 • Joe Coffey • Exodus 12:1–13, Exodus 12:21–28, Luke 22:7–20
The Plagues
June 19, 2022 • Zach Weihrauch • Exodus 7:1–7, Matthew 8:23–27
In looking at Exodus 7:1-7 and Matthew 8:23-27, we see that Moses showed God’s power over Pharoah in the plagues, pointing to Jesus showing God’s power in his miracles.
The Call
June 12, 2022 • Joe Coffey • Exodus 2:23—3:12, Luke 4:16–21
In looking at Exodus 2:23–3:12 and Luke 4:16–21, we learn of Moses’ mission-receiving encounter with God. He is to rescue God’s people, pointing to the call and mission of Jesus.
In looking at Exodus 2:11–15 and Hebrews 4:14–15, we see how God’s rescue of his people includes Moses’ own rescue, pointing to an even greater rescuer in Jesus, who never fell.
The Birth
May 29, 2022 • Joe Coffey • Exodus 2:1–10, Luke 2:22–33
In looking at Exodus 2:1-10 and Luke 2:22-33, Moses shows how God’s rescue of his people starts with the birth of an unlikely baby, pointing to the birth of another rescuer, Jesus.
