Journey Through the Bible Week 4 (4 of 52)
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
Exodus 13-29
Week 4 Day 22 - Exodus 13, 14, and 15
Upon leaving Egypt the Jews take up the body of Joseph and pack him up for the journey to the Promised Land. He had been embalmed for over 400 years and his dying words to his family were that when he died he was not to be buried in Egypt but to exit Egypt with the Jews as they left for Canaan. This may have been one of the longest funerals the world has ever witnessed. The embalmed body of Joseph would have been a reminder that one day they were going to march out of Egypt.
Point to Ponder
The Passover feast was to be observed by the Jews as a perpetual observance of how God had saved them from the ''death angel'' as he passed throughout the land of Egypt and inflicted death upon every house, even Pharaoh's palace. The Jews were to avoid eating any type of leaven, which represented sin and they were to ensure that every male within their families were circumcised, wether free slave. This memorial was to be passed down from generation to generation as a reminder of the goodness and greatness of God.
I - The Journey and Passover (Exodus 13)
II - The Jeopardy and Pharaoh (Exodus 14)
III - The Jubilation and Praise (Exodus 15)
Point to Ponder
God is going to inflict terror upon the region as he has placed the Jews in a dangerous predicament. The Jewish mass has the Red Sea before them and Pharaoh's army has boxed them in. God has a plan and he places darkness over the Egyptians and gives light to the Jews as Moses uses his rod to part the mighty Red Sea. Upon safely escorting every Jew through the parted waters and dry ground, he then waits for Pharaoh and his army to pursue and once they are fully entrenched within the sea, God drowns them once and for all.
Point to Ponder
The children of Israel begin to sing a song of praise and exaltation, along with Moses as they celebrate the ...
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
Exodus 13-29
Week 4 Day 22 - Exodus 13, 14, and 15
Upon leaving Egypt the Jews take up the body of Joseph and pack him up for the journey to the Promised Land. He had been embalmed for over 400 years and his dying words to his family were that when he died he was not to be buried in Egypt but to exit Egypt with the Jews as they left for Canaan. This may have been one of the longest funerals the world has ever witnessed. The embalmed body of Joseph would have been a reminder that one day they were going to march out of Egypt.
Point to Ponder
The Passover feast was to be observed by the Jews as a perpetual observance of how God had saved them from the ''death angel'' as he passed throughout the land of Egypt and inflicted death upon every house, even Pharaoh's palace. The Jews were to avoid eating any type of leaven, which represented sin and they were to ensure that every male within their families were circumcised, wether free slave. This memorial was to be passed down from generation to generation as a reminder of the goodness and greatness of God.
I - The Journey and Passover (Exodus 13)
II - The Jeopardy and Pharaoh (Exodus 14)
III - The Jubilation and Praise (Exodus 15)
Point to Ponder
God is going to inflict terror upon the region as he has placed the Jews in a dangerous predicament. The Jewish mass has the Red Sea before them and Pharaoh's army has boxed them in. God has a plan and he places darkness over the Egyptians and gives light to the Jews as Moses uses his rod to part the mighty Red Sea. Upon safely escorting every Jew through the parted waters and dry ground, he then waits for Pharaoh and his army to pursue and once they are fully entrenched within the sea, God drowns them once and for all.
Point to Ponder
The children of Israel begin to sing a song of praise and exaltation, along with Moses as they celebrate the ...
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