In this Bible study on Exodus 20:1-21, we explore the Ten Commandments that God gave to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. These commandments establish the foundation for a right relationship with God and with others. We extract nine key lessons from these verses: we must acknowledge God's authority, give Him first place in our hearts, remember that only God deserves our worship, revere His name, set aside time for rest and worship, honor our parents, maintain sexual purity, speak truth, and be content with what we have. The Israelites' fearful response to God's presence reminds us of His holiness and the importance of approaching Him with reverence while embracing His guidance for righteous living.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. Why is it important to understand that God is our God?
2. What does the Bible say about putting God first?
3. Who does the Bible say is deserving of worship?
4. What does the Bible say about God’s Name?
5. How does the Bible describe the Sabbath?
6. How are we to honor our parents?
7. What other insight does the Bible give us regarding the seriousness of adultery?
8. What does the Bible say about lying?
9. What does the Bible say about jealousy?

In this Bible study on Exodus 19:1-25, we explore the Israelites' arrival at Mount Sinai and their preparation to meet God. The passage reveals God's awesome presence and how to reverently approach Him. We extract nine key lessons about God's nature and our relationship with Him: God desires communication, acts as our Protector, rewards obedience, treasures His people, expects active faith and holiness, and possesses glory too magnificent for mortal eyes. These principles remain essential for believers seeking a meaningful relationship with God while honoring His holiness.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Word of God say about God calling out to us?
2. What does the Bible say about God protecting us?
3. What blessings are attached to obeying God?
4. What does it mean to be a peculiar treasure to God?
5. What does the Bible say about doing what God instructs?
6. What does it mean to be sanctified?
7. Why were they instructed not to “come to their wives”?
8. How is God described in the Bible?
9. What does the Bible say about us not being able to see God?

In this enlightening Bible study, we explore Exodus 18:1-27, where Moses receives transformative wisdom from his father-in-law Jethro. This passage reveals crucial lessons about leadership, delegation, and maintaining balance in our spiritual and practical lives. Through careful examination of this story, we discover nine key principles that touch on respecting elders, sharing testimonies, work-life balance, and organizational leadership. The story demonstrates how godly counsel, combined with proper structure and delegation, can lead to more effective service and sustainable ministry. Let’s go deeper and unpack these timeless truths that remain relevant for modern believers seeking to serve God and others more effectively.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about respecting your elders?
2. What does the Bible say about telling others about our blessings and testimonies?
3. What does the Bible say about rejoicing in the Lord?
4. What does the Bible say about God being greater than any other gods?
5. What warning does the Bible give about overworking?
6. What does the Bible say about the counsel and wisdom of older individuals?
7. What instruction does the Bible give on teaching God’s Word and law to others?
8. What wisdom does the Bible provide related to good leadership?
9. What does the Bible say about the importance of being organized?

In this powerful Bible study, we delve into the inspiring account of the Israelites' battle against the Amalekites in Exodus 17:8-16. Through Moses' raised hands supported by Aaron and Hur, we witness how unity and divine intervention led to victory. We explore seven key lessons about God's protection, the importance of godly support systems, and maintaining focus on the Lord during life's battles. This study offers practical applications for those seeking to understand God's role as our banner and protector while emphasizing the significance of spiritual community and remembering God's faithfulness.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about those who mess with God’s children?
2. What does the Bible say about God being with us in our battles?
3. What does the Bible say about having good people around us?
4. What does the Bible say about the importance of looking up to God?
5. What does the Bible say about supporting others?
6. What does the Bible say about remembering all that God has done for us?
7. What does the Bible say about God being our protector?

In this enlightening Bible study, we explore the powerful story of the Israelites' journey through the wilderness and their struggle with trust in Exodus 17:1-7. We examine their complaints about water scarcity and Moses' unwavering faith in God's provision, which led to a miraculous solution. Through eight practical lessons, we'll discover what the Bible teaches about handling trials, overcoming fear, and maintaining trust in God's promises. If you've ever questioned God's presence during difficult times or struggled with contentment in challenging situations, this study will provide valuable biblical insights and practical applications for your daily walk with God.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about God leading us?
2. What does the Bible say about God’s children experiencing trials and difficulties?
3. What does it mean to tempt the Lord?
4. What does the Bible say about complaining?
5. What does the Bible say about focusing on God’s promises and not our situations?
6. According to the Bible, what are we to do when we are afraid?
7. What does the Bible say about God going before us?
8. What does the Bible say about questioning God?

The Israelites' wilderness journey in Exodus 16 shows God's faithfulness through daily manna and quail provision. Despite their complaints, God established a system of daily bread and Sabbath rest, demonstrating His care and divine order throughout their forty-year journey.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What warning does the Word of God give about complaining?
2. What does the Bible say about God providing all of our needs?
3. Why does God allow tests to come our way?
4. What does the Bible say about God hearing us?
5. What does the Word say about coming near to God?
6. What does the Bible say about God having many ways to answer our prayers?
7. What warning does the Bible give us about disobedience?
8. What does the Bible say about the Sabbath?
9. What does the Bible say about remembering all of God’s blessings?

Exodus 14 tells the powerful story of the Red Sea crossing, where God demonstrates His sovereignty by delivering Israel from Pharaoh's army. Through this dramatic event, we learn nine essential spiritual principles about faith, divine protection, and trusting God in impossible situations. Moses's leadership and the people's response teach us how God uses challenges to strengthen our faith and deepen our relationship with Him.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What happens when a person knows God?
2. What does the Bible say about being bold as a child of God?
3. What does the Bible say about not trusting what we see and instead trusting God?
4. What warning does the Bible give us about complaining?
5. What does the Bible say about God fighting for His children?
6. What does the Bible say about angels protecting us?
7. What does the Bible say about God being in control of nature?
8. What does the Bible say about us working together with God?
9. What does the Bible say about the “fear of the Lord”?

In our study of Exodus 12, we examine the Passover's significance and its foreshadowing of Christ. Through God's detailed instructions, we learn vital lessons about divine protection, faithful obedience, and God's unfailing promises. This foundational event teaches us how God preserves His people and establishes lasting memorials of His deliverance.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What significance does the Bible place on a lamb?
2. What does the Bible say about a lamb without blemish?
3. What importance is placed on blood in the Bible?
4. What does the Word of God say about God’s judgment?
5. What does the Bible say about Jesus’ blood saving us?
6. What does the Bible say about God protecting His people?
7. Does God want us to remember His blessings?
8. What does the Bible say about God doing what He promised?
9. What blessings are bestowed on those who are obedient to God’s Word?

In Exodus 15:22-27, God tests Israel's faith at Marah with bitter waters. This passage reveals God's faithfulness through trials, healing power in transforming the waters, and abundant provision at Elim's oasis. These events teach us valuable lessons about trusting God's timing and remaining faithful through challenges.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What happens when we cry out to the Lord?
2. How will God instruct us?
3. What happens when we obey God’s commands?
4. What does the Bible say about God being able to protect us?
5. What does the Bible say about God’s ability to heal us?
6. What does the Bible say about God blessing us after we go through trials?

In this lesson from Exodus, we witness God's faithfulness as He leads the Israelites from Egypt. Through supernatural guidance and protection, God demonstrates His perfect timing and deep understanding of His people's needs. The pillars of cloud and fire serve as powerful symbols of His constant presence and guidance, showing how He directly intervenes to protect and direct His people's path.

Questions answered in this Lesson

1. What does the Bible say about God making even our enemies honor us?
2. What does the Bible say about God’s children facing trials and tribulations?
3. What does the Bible say about God’s Word coming true?
4. What does the Bible say about God knowing our fears and our hearts?
5. What does the Bible say about God leading His children?
6. What does the Bible say about God being our Guide and Protection?