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Exodus 7:8-11:10 - God and Pharaoh
Main idea: Through the plagues in Egypt, the LORD shows Himself as the true God, mighty Creator, Holy Judge, and gracious Savior
The LORD is the True God
The LORD is the Mighty Creator
The LORD is the Holy Judge
The LORD is the Gracious Savior
Discussion questions:
1. How does the story of Pharaoh challenge our understanding of religious pluralism in today’s culture?
2. Despite witnessing the plagues, Pharaoh's heart remains hardened. What does this teach us about human pride and resistance to God?
3. What are some modern “idols” (e.g., work, relationships, personal autonomy) that can lead to a similar “disintegration” of life if placed above God?
4. How does God’s Word act as both a guide and a safeguard against the natural progression of sin in our lives?
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Main idea: Through the plagues in Egypt, the LORD shows Himself as the true God, mighty Creator, Holy Judge, and gracious Savior
The LORD is the True God
The LORD is the Mighty Creator
The LORD is the Holy Judge
The LORD is the Gracious Savior
Discussion questions:
1. How does the story of Pharaoh challenge our understanding of religious pluralism in today’s culture?
2. Despite witnessing the plagues, Pharaoh's heart remains hardened. What does this teach us about human pride and resistance to God?
3. What are some modern “idols” (e.g., work, relationships, personal autonomy) that can lead to a similar “disintegration” of life if placed above God?
4. How does God’s Word act as both a guide and a safeguard against the natural progression of sin in our lives?