Exodus

46 messages at Tribe taught out of Exodus, in the order the book runs.

Exodus It's Gonna Cost You referenced in relation to a cloak given as loan collateral, used to explain what Bartimaeus threw aside
Exodus New Wineskins Will Cost You Referenced to explain that a cloak given as loan collateral was a person's most important possession, illustrating what Bartimaeus threw aside
Exodus 2 Levi, Leviticus, Levite, and Us Moses murders an Egyptian who was mistreating an Israelite slave
Exodus 2 Levi, Leviticus, and Us ｜ Justin Moses sees an Egyptian mistreating an Israelite slave and murders him
Exodus 2:15-21 The Well and The Bride Moses meets the daughters of Reuel at a well, leading to his marriage to Zipporah
Exodus 3 Listen Before You Obey Moses receiving his call, referenced as background to the wilderness wandering narrative
Exodus 3:1-12 Resisting The Rut read aloud in full as the first of two Bible stories about Moses and the burning bush
Exodus 3:1-4 A Message For... Moses and the burning bush used as parallel to Peter recognizing Jesus on the shore
Exodus 3:1-6 The Burning Bush read aloud by a congregation member as the main text for the sermon
Exodus 3:1-12 Resisting the Rut read aloud in full as the first of two Bible stories anchoring the sermon
Exodus 3:1-6 The Burning Bush: Clarity in Complexity read aloud by a congregation member as the main passage, Moses and the burning bush
Exodus 3:1-6 Encounter in the Inconvenience Read aloud as the main text; Moses and the burning bush, the foundation for the sermon's theme of encounter in inconvenience
Exodus 3:1-10 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience read aloud by a congregation member, the burning bush and God's call to Moses
Exodus 3:3 Resisting The Rut discussed in detail as the verse where Moses says he will turn aside to see the burning bush
Exodus 3:3 Resisting the Rut singled out and read in multiple translations to highlight Moses turning aside toward the burning bush
Exodus 3:12 Resisting The Rut speaker directs congregation to hone in on this verse in connection with the theme of disruption
Exodus 4:22 God Will Not Be Mocked cited to establish God calling Israel his firstborn son, introducing the father-child relationship
Exodus 4:27-29 Never Alone in the Wilderness read aloud by a congregation member as the main text for the sermon
Exodus 5:1-18 Restfulness vs. Restlessness read aloud to show Pharaoh's oppressive labor demands and the theme of restlessness
Exodus 5:6-15 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience Brian read to show the complexity of Moses's situation after confronting Pharaoh
Exodus 5:22 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience Moses protests to the Lord asking why he was sent
Exodus 6:1-8 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience Brian read God's repeated I will promises to Moses about freeing Israel
Exodus 6:6-8 Mount Sinai in Arabia read aloud to present the four promises God made to Israel at Sinai
Exodus 6:9 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience the people refused to listen because of anguish of spirit, used to illustrate a crisis of faith
Exodus 6:13 Clarity Comes With Simple Obedience God commanded Moses and Aaron to lead the people out of Egypt, cited as the simple obedience at the heart of the message
Exodus 7:14-18 Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sanger Moses confronting Pharaoh at the Nile, used to show Pharaoh consulting water gods each morning
Exodus 10:21-23 A Great Light in the Land of Deep Darkness read to illustrate a prior time of thick darkness that caused people to become immobilized
Exodus 12:1-13 Brought Near by the Blood read aloud by congregation members as the primary Passover text
Exodus 12:1-23 Enter Into Abundance read aloud in full as the main passage on the first Passover
Exodus 12:1-14 The Feast of Passover passage announced for congregational reading to begin the Passover teaching, though not yet read in the transcript
Exodus 12:1-13 The Blood Is Enough Primary text for the sermon, read aloud in full as the foundation for the Passover and blood-on-the-doorpost teaching
Exodus 12:1-23 Portal of Blood main passage read aloud by congregation members describing the first Passover instructions
Exodus 12:1-14 Restfulness vs. Restlessness read aloud by congregation members as the foundational Passover text for the sermon
Exodus 13:17-22 Stay in the Shade main passage read aloud, the pillar of cloud and fire leading Israel through the wilderness
Exodus 15:11 You Have No Equal, You Have No Rival congregation member read aloud to open the sermon, asking who is like God among the gods
Exodus 15:11 No One Like You read aloud by a congregation member to open the main teaching on God having no equal or rival
Exodus 15:11 Victors Not Victims Moses asking 'who is like you among the gods' to show only the God of the Bible is holy
Exodus 17:8-16 Annihilating the Amalekites read aloud by a congregation member as the main text for the sermon
Exodus 19 The Fire That Never Goes Out briefly cited as the origin of the 'kingdom of priests' concept applied to Israel
Exodus 19:1-9 Mount Sinai in Arabia read aloud as the main passage introducing the scene at Mount Sinai
Exodus 19:5-6 Who Is Israel? God telling Israel that obedience to the covenant makes them his special treasure and a kingdom of priests
Exodus 19:5-6 The Simplicity of Listening God's conditional promise to Israel, used to show shema translated as both obey and listen
Exodus 19:5-6 Listen Before You Obey God's covenant promise read in multiple translations to show the word Shema translated as both obey and listen
Exodus 19:16-20 Mount Sinai in Arabia read aloud to describe the thunder, lightning, fire and shofar blast at Sinai
Exodus 20:4 Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sanger cited to show three realms mentioned in scripture: heaven, earth, and water under the earth
Exodus 20:20 The Simplicity of Listening Moses telling the people God tests them so the fear of the Lord keeps them from sinning, shared from the congregation
Exodus 20:20 Listen Before You Obey Moses telling the people not to be afraid, the fear of God keeping them from sinning, connected to obedience
Exodus 24 Come Up the Mountain The primary text read and discussed throughout the entire sermon
Exodus 24:7-11 Meal on the Mountain main text read aloud and discussed throughout the sermon
Exodus 24:7-11 The Feast on the Mountain main text read aloud: the 70 elders climb the mountain and eat a covenant meal with God
Exodus 30:22-33 The Holy Spirit read aloud to describe the sacred anointing oil and its consecrating power
Exodus 30:22-33 Anointed to Untangle Read aloud in full as the first of two anchor passages, covering the recipe and instructions for the sacred anointing oil
Exodus 31:1-6 Go With The Strength You Have read to show Bezalel's calling, talent, and the gift God gave him as craftsman for the tabernacle
Exodus 32 Get the Picture? read in full as the main text for the sermon
Exodus 32 Little G Gods Read in full as the primary text for the sermon
Exodus 32:1-6 Entering the Arena with God Israelites misplaced their worship by making a golden calf while Moses was on the mountain
Exodus 32:1-6 Consecrated Through the Blood ｜ Renee Israelites worshipped the golden calf while Moses was on the mountain
Exodus 33:7-11 The Series: Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves the tent of meeting outside the camp where anyone could inquire of the Lord and Moses spoke with God face to face
Exodus 33:7-11 Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves the tent of meeting set up outside the camp where anyone inquiring of the Lord would go, and God speaking to Moses face to face
Exodus 34:6-8 The Christmas Story read to reveal God's character and name Yahweh to Moses on Sinai
Exodus 34:6-8 Christmas： The Whole Story read to reveal God's character and name Yahweh to Moses on Sinai
Exodus 40:34-38 The Series: Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves background text on the cloud and glory of the Lord filling the completed tabernacle
Exodus 40:34-38 Two Men Enter, One Man Leaves the cloud and glory of the Lord filling the tabernacle after it was constructed

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