EXODUS 4 Lesson # 4a Fighting the Call of God I. Greetings. II. Introduction: Background. Note: Last week we saw that God asked too much of Moses. Moses saw the burning bush and was terribly afraid. God asked for too much, in at least three ways: 1) God wanted him

EXODUS 4:18-31 Lesson 4b THE LAWMAKER MUST ALSO OBEY THE LAW I. Greetings: Note: Today’s lesson is almost exclusively devoted to the life of the leader. The life of Moses has a lot to say to those in leadership. We will see this all through our study of the book,

EXODUS FIVE Dealing With Adversity I. Greetings: For crowd interaction you might want to have the whole chapter read through like a play. You will need to select readers for the following parts: You will need five readers and you could ask for volunteers and ask them to write the

Exodus 6 Lesson # 6 Exodus 6:2-7:7 Recommission/Old Testament Salvation I. Greetings: II. Introduction: Two streams: Exodus 5:22-23, 6:1. Note: Our passage today has two main streams of thought, two main issues: two main emphases: what we say and what God says. How we see the world and how God

EXODUS 7-8 lesson # 7 POWER CONFRONTATIONS I. Greetings: Opening Metaphor: We are to start investigating the plagues that God used Moses to perform against Egypt, but let me set the tone with you with a metaphor: a metaphor concerning tears. There is only one manifestation physically: tears. We have