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Welcome...
Introduce self...
Pray...
Heavenly Father, I worship you today as the true and living God,
You are the only true God worthy of all honor and worship.
Forgive us for putting our hope in that which is not you,
Forgive us for trust that which is uncertain,
Grant us repentance that we might know you more fully and walk in your ways more closely.
Open our spiritual eyes and spiritual ears that we might
See you for your beauty and
hear you for your wisdom.
I ask that you would bring healing to those in our congregation that are sick physically.
I ask that you would bring healing to the hose in our congregation who’s spirits are broken.
I ask that the truth and power of your gospel would fill our minds and our hearts so that it overflows out of us to all the people around us.
I pray all these things in the name Jesus,
Amen
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Summarize plagues:
Water to blood
Frogs
Gnats
Flies
Livestock Dies
Boils
Hail
Locust
Darkness
Death of firstborn
Picking up the story:
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Outline
The Revelation (Ex 11:1-3)
The Proclamation (Ex 11:4-10)
The Execution (Ex 12:29-36)
The Explanation (Ex 12:1-28)
The Revelation
Timeline for plagues
One more plague, Moses didn’t know how long this would last...
Even before Moses returned to Egypt, he was told that Israel would not be freed apart from the death of Pharaoh’s first born son.
(Ex 4.23)
Israel would plunder the Egyptians
The Proclamation
Pharaoh was warned, but the day was not spoken, the timing of the final plague came without warning
These plagues were judgements and thus were just (MIGHT BE HARD TO RECONCILE)
Ponder God’s holiness
Ponder man’s sinfulness
Judgement:
Paul quoting Deut 32:35
John the Baptist:
The Execution
THIS IS WHAT IT TOOK FOR PHARAOH TO KNOW THE LORD.
WHAT DID IT TAKE FOR YOU TO KNOW THE LORD?
ALSO THE DEATH OF A FIRSTBORN...
The Explanation
This is where we get the name “Passover”
The God’s judgement will pass over those who are covered by the blood of the lamb.
We continue this every week in communion
God gives his people ceremonial meals to remember his great works among his people
Who is the Lord, that I should obey his voice?
Jesus made God known.
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