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After three months since the Israelites left Egypt, they finally arrive at Mount Sinai, where God had first spoken to Moses. God instructs Moses to offer them a unique covenantal relationship to Him; and they enthusiastically agree. He continues to tell Moses to tell the people to prepare to encounter Him in three days at the foot of the mountain. On the third day, God comes down from heaven in great power of presence and makes Himself known in the sight of all the people. It was a sight that we can only imagine that they saw.  

00:00 - Review

03:58 - The people arrive at Mount Sinai

18:05 - The people agree to the covenant and prepare to meet God

23:38 - God comes down on Mount Sinai

30:31 - God warns the people again and calls Moses and Aaron to Him

37:00 - Final thoughts

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While encamped at Rephidim, Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, brings his wife and two sons back to him after hearing of the great things that God has done for His people. He greets him and enjoys a meal as Moses tells him in greater details of all the things that God has done. The next day he observes how Moses judged the disputes between all the people. Fearing this would surely wear Moses out, he advised him to appoint judges for the smaller matters and for him to judge the issues that the lesser judges could not determine. Moses listened to the counsel of his father-in-law and finally bid him farewell. A wise man will listen to godly counsel.

00:00 - Review

02:34 - Jethro goes out to meet Moses

10:44 - Jethro praises God for His great deliverance

16:10 - Jethro observes Moses judging the people

19:09 - Jethro counsels Moses to set judges over the people

23:59 - Moses heeds the counsel of his father-in-law

25:22 - Final thoughts

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After leaving the wilderness of Sin, God led Israel to Rephidim, where they had no water. As usual, the people complained against Moses; and Moses cried out to God. God instructed Moses to strike the rock and it would give water for the nation. While they were encamped in Rephidim, they were attacked by Amalek. Moses instructed Joshua to go to battle with him. Joshua defeated Amalek by the power of God. So, God provided substance for His people and victory in battle.

00:00 - Review

02:52 - The people complain for lack of water

08:08 - Moses prays and God directs him

18:07 - Amalek attacks Israel

20:10 - Joshua defeats Amalek

23:44 - God promises to have continual war with Amalek

25:51 - Final thoughts

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After leaving Elim on the way toward Mt. Sinai, the people exhaust their food supply and begin to complain - again. God tells Moses to inform the people that He will provide bread for them and also give them meat to eat. So, God gives them manna (bread) from heaven and commands the people to take only as much as they needed on a daily basis. Also, He instructs them to take twice as much on the sixth day, because now they will begin to observe the Sabbath. Then He tells Moses to instruct Aaron to commemorate the event by saving some of the manna in remembrance of God’s provision for forty years.

00:00 - Review

03:07 - The people complain because there is no bread

12:29 - God responds to the peoples complaining

19:43 - Moses foretells of meat and bread for the people

23:18 - Quails and manna come upon the camp

29:56 - Some Israelites disobey in gathering the manna

37:08 - Principle of the Sabbath

42:10 - Some of the people go out on the Sabbath to find manna

46:23 - Command to commemorate the manna provision

54:00 - Final thoughts

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After God led the children of Israel through the Red Sea on dry ground and drowned the Egyptians when they attempted to follow, Moses led them in a song of praise for God’s great deliverance. He sang of God’s power, majesty, glory and faithfulness to deliver His chosen people. Not many days from this awesome event, God tested the people by leading them to a place where the water was unsuitable to drink. The people responded by complaining. God set forth this event as a principle - obedience brings a blessing; disobedience will bring chastisement. Nevertheless, this incident of Israel’s responding to hardship with murmuring and complaining becomes the norm for the nation.

00:00 - Review

05:55 Moses leads Israel in a song of praise

11:29 - God’s dividing of the Red Sea

20:13 - The Gentiles hear and fear the Lord

21:34 - Looking to God’s bringing the people to Sinai

24:24 - Recalling of the Red Sea event

26:58 - Israel is led to Marah where there is no water

40:54 - Moses cries out to God and He sweetens the waters

47:51 - Final thoughts

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As the children of Israel departed Egypt, pharaoh and the Egyptians began to have a change of heart. They regretted allowing the Hebrews to leave and wanted to re-enslave them. God knew this would be the case and He hardened pharaoh’s heart, telling Moses to change Israel’s travel directions to appear as if they were lost and confused. God would use this to cause pharaoh to chase after them. Moses obeyed and the Egyptians pursued as God said. God protected Israel through the cloud. Then God commanded Moses to divide the Red Sea (Sea of Reeds) which allowed Israel to traverse on dry ground. When the Egyptians tried to do so, God drowned them.

00:00 - Review

04:11- God commands Israel to change travel directions

12:01 - Pharaoh pursues Israel in the wilderness

16:25 - The Israelites fear the Egyptians and complain to Moses

24:08 - Moses calms the people

31:00 - God protects Israel and the Red Sea is divided

37:21 - The Egyptians pursue and are drowned

41:24 - Moses commands the water to cover the Egyptians

50:37 - Final thoughts

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After giving the Israelites instructions on how to observe the Passover and Unleavened Bread, Moses also commanded the nation to set apart all the firstborn of man and animals to God. This was also done to commemorate God’s great deliverance of the Jews from Egyptian slavery. And as an additional visual teaching tool to help successive generations remember this deliverance, Moses also instructed the usage of phylacteries. From the moment of their departure, until reaching the Promised Land forty years later, God always manifested His presence among them in a cloud.

00:00 - Review

07:36 - Command to set apart the firstborn

16:14 - Moses instructs the people to observe their deliverance

21:20 - A visual reminder for every generation

30:03 - Further admonition to devote the firstborn to God

34:50 - Ending the visual reminder to children with phylacteries

38:31 - God sends Israel the long way to avoid war

42:55 - God leads the people in a cloud

46:27 - Final thoughts

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Moses continues instructing the elders of Israel how to observe the rites of the feasts of Passover and Unleavened Bread. He informs them that these ritual practices are to be observed from each successive generation. They are to commemorate God’s great deliverance of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. He continues to give instructions on how non-Israelites (non-Jews) are to celebrate the Passover if they are believers in the God of Israel.

00:00 - Review

05:45 - Remembrance of the Passover

13:03 - The death of Egypt’s firstborn

24:14 - The Israelites are urged to leave by the people

30:51 - The Israelites hurriedly depart from Egypt

37:01 - Instructions for Gentiles to eat the Passover

53:36 - Continuing instructions for Gentile observance of Passover

55:49 - Final thoughts

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After instructing Moses on how the Israelites are to observe the Passover, God continues instructing Moses to tell them to observe an additional ritual immediately following - the Feast of Unleavened Bread. This was a seven day observance where no leavened bread was to be eaten under threat of divine judgment. It signified holy (sinless) living before God in response to His great deliverance (Passover). Namely, living as God prescribes (in holiness) in response to Jesus’ sacrifice of Himself on the cross. We can do nothing to save ourselves. We are saved by believing in what Jesus Christ has done - by faith alone. However, we are not to look at sin in a causal manner or allow it in our lives at all. We are to be unleavened.

00:00 - Review

04:31 - Establishment of the feast

19:52 - How to observe the feast

23:58 - Emphasis not to eat leavened bread

31:29 - Moses instructs the leaders concerning Passover and Unleavened Bread

36:35 - Final thoughts

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Before God strikes Egypt with His last great plague, He commands Moses to instruct the Israelites to perform a specific custom that will allow death to pass them by - the Passover. It will be in the killing and appropriating the blood of a lamb that will allow he angel of death to pass by God’s people. All of these things speak of the Christ, Jesus of Nazareth and how His death provided salvation for those who believe, and allowed spiritual death to “pass us by”. This is the first installment of several teachings of Exodus 12.

00:00 - Review

04:22 - Verses 1-2

06:49 - Verses 3-4

20:02 - verse 5

21:07 - Verse 6

27:56 - Verse 7

29:12 - Verse 8

31:44 - Verse 9

33:12 - Verse 10

33:50 - Verses 11-13

43:27 - Final thoughts

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