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Florence Dawo joined the group
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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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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Great
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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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.
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In exodus we also see the making of a nation and the price of freedom.
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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A newbie
Good day, everyone. I am new here. My name is Lindsay Smith. I am all the way from South Africa. I am extremely excited about this journey. I look forward to engaging with the subject matter and with you all. God bless.
Lindsay
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You are welcome @lindsaysmith May God bless you
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Welcome and be ready to interact with us and also enjoy your studies
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Exodus overview sessions 13-15
I want to say that i have learned alot from the three sessions and especially on the topic liminal space.
I have seen why the children of Israel stayed in the wilderness. This liminal space can be called a place of no where. The children of Israel were neither in Egypt nor the promised land. They were somewhere…
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“fully depend on God” stood out for me in your post. The extent to which mankind needs God, I think it is yet to be fathomed. To God be the glory.
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You have taught me something new today called ‘liminal space.’ It is always encouraging to see your overviews on the lessons you completed. Keep going and stay blessed.
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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I love the way you have described God’s character that although he is loving, he does not overlook sin.
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
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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This is wonderful man of God.It is well explained
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COUNSELING GOD’S WAY
FOUNDATIONAL TRUTHS FOR COUNSELING
LESSON 13
IN ADAM OR IN CHRIST
The foundational truths for counseling ‘In Adam or in Christ” centers on the fact of the problem of the flesh (in Adam), meaning we are born naturally connected or inherit a fallen sin nature that alienates us from God. That is, Through one man, Adam, sin…
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