God leading His people out of bondage in Egypt and into freedom provides the ultimate image for liberation and redemption in the Old Testament. It begins in darkness and gloom with an enslaved people, but finishes with God coming down in glory to dwell in the midst of a redeemed people.
This great act of God has provided hope for oppressed people throughout history. God wants us to escape from our “Egypt” of sin so that we can “come out” into the open to serve and worship Him—and get to the “Promised Land” of eternal life with Him in heaven. This true liberation comes from Christ. "All aboard Christ's Freedom Train".
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This great act of God has provided hope for oppressed people throughout history. God wants us to escape from our “Egypt” of sin so that we can “come out” into the open to serve and worship Him—and get to the “Promised Land” of eternal life with Him in heaven. This true liberation comes from Christ. "All aboard Christ's Freedom Train".
Lesson 1:
- Exodus 1: Israel Multiply in Egypt
- Exodus 2: Baby Moses
- Exodus 2: Moses Escapes
- Exodus 3: God Calls Moses (Burning Bush)
- Exodus 4: Moses is Given Powers / Aaron is Moses' Mouthpiece
- Exodus 5: Israel's Labour Increased
- Exodus 6: God Asks Moses to Ask Pharaoh to Let the People Go (Moses Goes to Pharaoh)
- Exodus 7-10:9 Plagues
- Exodus 11-12: The First Passover (the last plague)
- Exodus 13: God Leads His People Out
- Exodus 14: Crossing the Red Sea
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