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Israel leaves Egypt "boldly," but then Pharaoh's heart hardens yet again. It appears he's less interested in taking them back to Egypt than leaving them dead in the wilderness. What a terrible turn of events! It leaves Israel wishing they'd just been left alone. Indeed, sometimes the disappointment that follows the experience of joy makes you regret the joyful experience. But the challenge of this story is to remain hopeful because we were made for more. Here's a printable version.
By Pastor Mark RoedaIsrael leaves Egypt "boldly," but then Pharaoh's heart hardens yet again. It appears he's less interested in taking them back to Egypt than leaving them dead in the wilderness. What a terrible turn of events! It leaves Israel wishing they'd just been left alone. Indeed, sometimes the disappointment that follows the experience of joy makes you regret the joyful experience. But the challenge of this story is to remain hopeful because we were made for more. Here's a printable version.