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Exodus
Chapters 6,7
Sunday School Class Oct.
4, 98
First Baptist Church, Aberdeen
6:1-3 Power as well as position
“but by My name, LORD, I did not make Myself known to them.”
6:4,5 Promise Keeper
“And I also established My covenant, ---I have remembered My covenant.”
6:6 Method- personal involvement
“I will bring you out ---with an outstretched arm--.”
6:7,8 Reward, possession of the Lord
“Then I will take you for My people--- I will give it to you for a possession;”
6:9 Moses speaks, no one listening
6:10-13 If my people won’t listen, why will my enemy listen?
6:14-27 Family history
6:28-30 Review of history
7: 1-2 You go in My place
7:3- I will harden him, I will exalt Myself
(Read Romans 9)
9:1, 17-24 “I made Pharaoh (and all that “Pharaoh” implies); I can do with him~/it as I please; don’t push it.”
7:4 Egypt (worldliness~/humanism) pushed down, hosts (Christendom) lifted up
7:5-7 Moses and Aaron obey the Lord God, just as we must do for the church to have victory in history.
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