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J. Ligon Duncan: Our Lord Jesus Himself connects and explains His saving work on the cross by using Moses’ words

February 9, 2011

J. Ligon Duncan concludes a sermon on Exodus 24, “The Glory Blood of the Covenant” Our Lord Jesus Himself connects and explains His saving work on the cross by using Moses’ words in Exodus 24:8. When Moses confirms that God has brought His people into a saving, covenant relationship, in Exodus 24:8, he says, “Behold,” … More J. Ligon Duncan: Our Lord Jesus Himself connects and explains His saving work on the cross by using Moses’ words

J. Ligon Duncan: The very cycle of worship presses the believer to trust God that He will provide

February 8, 2011

In a sermon on Exodus 23:10-19, J.Ligon Duncan shares these observations: In verses 10-12, we see how God has woven Himself into the very rhythm of weekly life in Israel and how trusting God for provision and sustenance is woven into the yearly calendar of Israel. In verses 10-12, we have a section that reflects … More J. Ligon Duncan: The very cycle of worship presses the believer to trust God that He will provide

A.W. Pink helps us see Jesus in Exodus

February 6, 2011

Arthur W. Pink explains the symbolic meaning of God raining bread from heaven for the Israelites, which we read today in Exodus 16. In our last paper we considered the “manna” with which Jehovah supplied the bodily need of Israel in the wilderness as a type of the Food which God had so graciously provided for the … More A.W. Pink helps us see Jesus in Exodus

John Piper:Is There Injustice With Our God?

February 4, 2011

Our Bible reading plan takes us through the story of the plagues and the exodus. Here is a hymn from John Piper at Desiring God: In connection with John Piper’s sermon on the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart (Feb. 9, 2003), he wrote the following hymn in order that we might publicly proclaim the glory and … More John Piper:Is There Injustice With Our God?

Piper: No rehearsals, Moses; just the promise.

February 3, 2011

John Piper, in a sermon, “Who Made Man’s Mouth?” from Exodus 4: And then in his great patience, and to make perfectly clear that he does not demand blind faith, God answers Moses with a reason that ends all Moses’ objections (v. 11): “Then the Lord said to him, ‘Who made man’s mouth? Who makes … More Piper: No rehearsals, Moses; just the promise.

What does it mean when you ask your God, Who are you? and he answers, I AM WHO I AM?

February 2, 2011

John Piper comments on Exodus 3, a passage in our Bible reading plan today: The most common and the most important name for God in the Old Testament is a name that in our English versions never even gets translated. Whenever you see the word LORD in all capital letters, you know that this name … More What does it mean when you ask your God, Who are you? and he answers, I AM WHO I AM?

God Knows! Coty Pinckney on Exodus 2

February 1, 2011

Then the LORD said, “I have surely seen the affliction of my people who are in Egypt and have heard their cry because of their taskmasters. I know their sufferings (Ex 3:7 ESV, emphasis added) God Knows The final clause is the most important – and also the hardest to translate. English translators have struggled … More God Knows! Coty Pinckney on Exodus 2

Exodus 34 Is Proof of God’s Mercy

February 13, 2009

John Piper writes: Exodus 34 Is Proof of God’s Mercy The sheer fact that Exodus 34 exists is proof that God is a God of mercy. This is the second time God has met Moses on the mountain to make a covenant with the people of Israel. When Moses came down from the mountain the … More Exodus 34 Is Proof of God’s Mercy

God’s Glory, God’s Name and God’s Sovereign Freedom

February 12, 2009

Moses said, “Please show me your glory.” And he said, “I will make all my goodness pass before you and will proclaim before you my name ‘The Lord.’ And I will be gracious to whom I will be gracious, and will show mercy on whom I will show mercy. Exodus 33:18-19 John Piper, in a sermon titled, … More God’s Glory, God’s Name and God’s Sovereign Freedom

The Biblical Theology of the Sabbath

February 11, 2009

At Theopedia.com you will find helpful background information on The Biblical Theology of the Sabbath. Here is a sample: However, we must also look to the development of Sabbatical themes within the Gospels as we look to Jesus’ interaction with this topic of the Sabbath. One of these themes, perhaps the most striking, … More The Biblical Theology of the Sabbath

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