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INTRODUCTION - Big hangup for people is why does God allow bad things to happen?
Today we are talking about God’s plan to kill tens of thousands of people.
Bad things are part of God’s Plan.
(11:1)
All things work together for God, all good and gracious gifts come from above, yet so much bad is happening.
Bad things are a part of his plan, but not the end of his plan.
drive you away completely - he will force you to leave vigorously.
It was all leading up to this, and this was important.
God provides beforehand for His people.
(11:2-3)
God will not always shield us beforehand from difficult times, but he will provide what we need.
hearing of the people - so he is now addressing the Jews.
silver and gold - already mentioned.
They would plunder the eygptians.
If this does not seem fair, I am pretty sure they are owed extra for the 400 years of slavery.
favor in the sight - this likely happened as they were still good people.
Seek the good for the city.
Leave peaceably.
Christians will be despised for what we believe, but never for how we live.
man Moses was very great - Moses wrote this haha.
God punishes His Enemies (11:4-6)
I - not the angel of the death.
But God.
Notice: the richest pharaoh down to the most insignificant, female slave.
Even the cattle.
every first born in the land of Egypt shall die - stop here.
It was not just to punish for the sake of punishing.
It was for the purpose of fulfilling God’s plan and promises.
This is a difficult passage and idea.
That God would kill a massive amount of people.
But in reality, if God is all powerful, he does this every time a hurricane comes.
How does a God who claims to love people allow, actually causes bad things to happen?
Maybe this life isn’t as big of a deal as we make it out to be.
God knows your soul was created for eternity.
God passes His Judgement over His people (11:7-8)
dog growl - Troy dog story haha.
Either man or beast - their possessions were even kept safe.
That you may know - He wants them to know God takes care of his people - illustration, you my boo babe.
bow down before - they will be begging him to leave.
How ironic, that they were prohibited, now are begged.
When God does something he does it well!
hot anger - Have you ever been hot angry?
He was angry because he knew Pharaoh was about to hurt a lot of people.
God persists in His plan.
(11:9-10)
These last two verses are summary of the whole time.
CONCLUSION:
Adam sinned
Humaninty was sinful, but Noah.
Abraham was almost a hundred still waiting for God.
Joseph was thrown into a pit, sold into slavery, thrown into prision, and yet God still had a plan to save him and his family.
Samson was capture, made blinded, but God was done with him.
Ruth was a widow, left destitute, but didn’t know Boaz was right around the corner.
David was waiting for years to be King.
Hosea’s wife cheated on him.
Daniel was thrown in a lions pit.
Peter denied Christ three times.
Paul killed other Christians.
And yet, God’s plan is not done.
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