In the Exodus God reveals his unmatchable power, his faithfulness to fulfilling his promises, and his establishment of his presence with his redeemed people. As we look at the Exodus we recognize how God has revealed himself then and how it points to our same redemption through the power, promises, and presence of Jesus Christ.

In the Exodus God reveals his unmatchable power, his faithfulness to fulfilling his promises, and his establishment of his presence with his redeemed people. As we look at the Exodus we recognize how God has revealed himself then and how it points to our same redemption through the power, promises, and presence of Jesus Christ.

God's people are marked, and God's salvation is remembered by ceremony. Both are meant to remind us of the great work of God and who He has called us to be, a sojourner people. As the people of Israel are finally delivered from the house of slavery, they are given two ceremonies to remember the events that brought about their birth.

God's people are marked, and God's salvation is remembered by ceremony. Both are meant to remind us of the great work of God and who He has called us to be, a sojourner people. As the people of Israel are finally delivered from the house of slavery, they are given two ceremonies to remember the events that brought about their birth.

Faith from faithless to fearless! Vs. 1

Remember full redemption is for all generations. Vss. 2-3 Expectation in freedom. Vss. 2-3

Experience provisions daily from the true living God. Vss. 4-20

Deliverance from darkness to light. Vss. 21-26

Obedience that is uncompromising to the world. Vss. 27-28

Meekness – is characterized by gently submitting to God’s will. Vs. 29

Faith from faithless to fearless! Vs. 1

Remember full redemption is for all generations. Vss. 2-3 Expectation in freedom. Vss. 2-3

Experience provisions daily from the true living God. Vss. 4-20

Deliverance from darkness to light. Vss. 21-26

Obedience that is uncompromising to the world. Vss. 27-28

Meekness – is characterized by gently submitting to God’s will. Vs. 29

Is there a point to the ten plagues? Absolutely. The plagues point to God. Each one is a powerful demonstration of who God is. The resounding message of all the plagues is this: there is no one like the Lord our God. In particular, the fifth, sixth and seventh plagues point to three ways in which there is no one like the Lord our God.

Is there a point to the ten plagues? Absolutely. The plagues point to God. Each one is a powerful demonstration of who God is. The resounding message of all the plagues is this: there is no one like the Lord our God. In particular, the fifth, sixth and seventh plagues point to three ways in which there is no one like the Lord our God.

But Pharaoh said, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice and let Israel go? I do not know the Lord, and moreover, I will not let Israel go.” Exodus 5:2

But Pharaoh said, “Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice and let Israel go? I do not know the Lord, and moreover, I will not let Israel go.” Exodus 5:2