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    MODULE 5: SESSION 30: Exodus and Your Context

    One of the goals of the class is to equip students with the skills and knowledge to help them better understand the book of Exodus. Another goal is to help students study alongside their communities, whether by talking with a friend or teaching in various capacities. Therefore, it is…

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    Francis Alick Kafula Lungu
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    • Your overviews are very enlightening and helpful as you encourage us to keep going through the lessons and never give up. May God increase your wisdom and understanding of His word as you represent Him where you are called to serve.

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      MODULE 5: Reflecting on Exodus

      SESSION 29: Exodus Reflections

      The exodus experience establishes Israel’s identity as a people rescued and loved by God. Later in the Bible, the authors continue to revisit the words of Exodus to process and describe how God is doing the same kind of work in their day, albeit in new ways. Exodus is…

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      Francis Alick Kafula Lungu
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      • It is evident that the exodus was not a minor event. It was something great and it being referenced by other authors as you mentioned, to me, shows that God indeed visits every generation. To Him be the Glory.

        • In exodus we also see the making of a nation and the price of freedom.

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          MODULE 4: SESSION 28: Glory

          The text doesn’t give a direct reason, leaving readers to ponder this question as they move forward into Leviticus. Moses completed the construction and preparation of the tabernacle, following all of Yahweh’s commands. However, it seems there is a problem something more that needs to be done before…

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          David Mapugilo and Francis Alick Kafula Lungu
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          MODULE 4: SESSION 27: Participation

          The construction of the tabernacle is a beautiful example of a body with diverse abilities and resources coming together to fulfill God’s expressed commands. Not everyone was commissioned to craft golden objects or contribute precious stones, but neither was all of this accomplished by one or…

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          • The people gave freely as God had blessed them.This is how we need to serve God with the gifts and resources He has given us

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          MODULE 4: SESSION 26: Presence

          In Exodus 34:6-7, God gives a key description of his character he is compassionate and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, maintaining love to thousands, and forgiving wickedness, rebellion, and sin. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished. God’s justice is a function of…

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          Sifiso Mdluli
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          • I love the way you have described God’s character that although he is loving, he does not overlook sin.

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          MODULE 4: SESSION 25: Apostasy

          Unlike the neck of a living, flesh-and-blood calf, the golden calf has a rigid neck. It is obstinate and immovable dead. When God addresses Israel’s mistake, he calls them “stiff-necked” because they have become stubbornly set in rejecting the ways of God. The author’s comparison seems to…

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          Sifiso Mdluli
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          MODULE 3: SESSION 24: Priestly Garments

          Aaron and his sons become integrally involved with every aspect of tabernacle worship. The high priest’s garments function as an inside-out tabernacle. The special furniture, garments, and all of the rituals involved with tabernacle life work together to tell the story of God moving into the…

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          Tapiwa, Nfor John Njilah and Francis Alick Kafula Lungu
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          • This is interesting insight.

            It appears God was intentional with literally every instruction that he gave concerning not only the tabernacle but also the things in it and around it.

            I’m curious to know more. I have some reading to do.

            • Very strange description of the Tabernacles. Just so you know, when you post, you have to comment on two other posts.

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              MODULE 3: A Government at Mount Sinai

              SESSION 23: Tabernacle Furniture

              The tabernacle instructions are framed as a series of seven speeches by Yahweh. The tabernacle instructions echo the themes and narrative elements of the creation story in Genesis. The richness and splendor of the tabernacle increase as you approach the…

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              Nfor John Njilah and Francis Alick Kafula Lungu
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            • EXODUS OVERVIEW

              MODULE 3: A Government at Mount Sinai

              SESSION 23: Tabernacle Furniture

              The tabernacle instructions are framed as a series of seven speeches by Yahweh. The tabernacle instructions echo the themes and narrative elements of the creation story in Genesis. The richness and splendor of the tabernacle increase as you approach the…

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              Nfor John Njilah
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            • MODULE 3: SESSION 22: Covenant Ratified

              Ratifying the covenant, or making it an active reality, is a solemn ritual. The people of Israel enter into the covenant with Yahweh voluntarily and eagerly. The blood of the covenant marks people as members of the covenant community.

              Reinhard Okokon and Nfor John Njilah
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              • The form of agreement was highly significant, not only for the children of Israel, as the covenant required blood for its ratification, highlighting its deep importance and sacredness.

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