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Date for the Exodus from Egypt?
1446 B.C.
Exodus
Theme/ Message
God redeems Israel to mediate His holy worship to the world
What is the significance and purpose of the plagues?
1. To judge Egypt and its gods
2. To show Israel who God is so they would believe God, follow Him and be His people.
3. The plagues declared to th eIsrael and the world God's sovereignty and power.
What is the significance of the Tabernacle/Temple?
1. It was the acceptable place for the people to meet with God
2. They ensured that God's holiness was maintained
3. If GOd is King, He needs a palace. They were the earthly representaions of His palace.
The Holy Place is the entry way into God's presence
The Holy of Holies is GOd's throne room
The Ark of the Covenant is His footstool
The priests were His attendants.
They were the places where God's glory rested
Their purpose was to maintain and illustrate the holiness of God in practicle ways and show what it means to approach God
Exodus
Major events
There was a Pharoah who did not know Joseph
The plagues
The Passover
The exodus
Mt Sinai
The Mosaic Covenant
Rebellion
People of importance in Exodus
Pharoah, Moses, Aaron
The book of Exodus has two parts
1. Chapters 1-18
2. Chapters 19-40
Exodus Chapters 1-18
Theme
Issue
Desired Response
Theme - Redemption
Issue - The supremacy of God
Desired Response - Faith/proper fear
Exodus Chapters 19-40
Theme
Issue
Desired Response
Theme - Revelation
Issue - The holiness of God
Desired Response - Obedience/Proper worship
Mosaic Covenant
1. Bilateral w/emphasis on conditional promises and personal resposibility
2. Limited
3. uncertain of recipients
Defines which descendants receive the blessing of the AC
4. Defines the blessing more clearly for the nation
What problem is illustrated in chapters following Israel's exodus from Egypt?
God is holy and Israel is not
Israel's greatest blessing, the presence of God, could also be the source of their destruction.
What does to know God mean?
To trust and obey Him
How does proper faith respond?
With proper fear
What does fear equal?
Fear equals faith that responds in trust
You can't have true obedience w/out what?
Proper worship.
How does God show Israel how to worship Him?
Initially through the Law and the tabernacle.
What did the law show Israel?
The law showed Israel what it meant to follow God in obedience
The only way Israel can come to God is through the tabernacle/temple, why?
God is not easily approached because He is holy
Moses was on Mt Sinai for 40 days and 40 nights. What happened while he was gone?
Israel thought Moses died and had Aaron make them gods, golden calves, to follow
What was God's response?
Moses go back down, your people have sinned. God wanted to kill them all and start over with Moses.
What was Moses response?
1. Moses interceded for the people. These are your people who you lead out of Egypt. If you are going to kill them, kill me as well.
2. He smashed the tablets of the law God gave him.
3. He ground up the golden idols and made Israel drink the golden slushy
What does it mean to be a kingdom of priests?
Just as the priest offer sacrifices to God and mediates between man and God, Israel was being called to intercede for the world and mediate between God and the world.
What is Israel's special mission?
To accurately represent God to the world and in doing so, bring the world back to God
What do they need in order to do this?
They need to be holy
What does it mean to be a kingdom of priests?
Just as the priest offer sacrifices to God and mediates between man and God Israel was being called to intercede between God and the world.
What is Israel's special mission?
To accurately represent God to the world and in doing so, bring the world back to God
What do they need in order to do this?
They need to be holy
What was Moses response?
1. Moses interceded for the people.
2. He smashed the tablets of the law God gave him.
3. He ground up the golden idols and made Israel drink the golden slushy
What does it mean to be a kingdom of priests?
Just as the priest offer sacrifices to God and mediates between man and God Israel was being called to intercede between God and the world.
What is Israel's special mission?
To accurately represent God to the world and in doing so, bring the world back to God
What do they need in order to do this?
They need to be holy
What was Moses response?
1. Moses interceded for the people.
2. He smashed the tablets of the law God gave him.
3. He ground up the golden idols and made Israel drink the golden slushy
What is Israel's special mission?
To accurately represent God to the world and in doing so, bring the world back to God
What does it mean to be a kingdom of priests?
Just as the priest offer sacrifices to God and mediates between man and God Israel was being called to intercede between God and the world.
What do they need in order to do this?
They need to be holy
What does it mean to be Holy/sanctified
It means to be set apart, distinct and unique.
The law does not mean
That Israel has to work for its salvation
What does the law mean?
Privilege requires responsibility
What is their obligation that they need to fulfill in order to do their spacial job?
They have an obligation to be holy