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    Lessons From Moses: I. Power

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    The document discusses lessons from the biblical story of Moses and the Exodus. It summarizes that salvation comes through God's power, as demonstrated through the plagues against Egypt. It also comes through sacrifice, as the Israelites were saved by the blood of the Passover lamb, foreshadowing Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice. Finally, it notes the significance of the Israelites' crossing of the Red Sea, representing our baptism through which our sins are washed away, just as the Egyptians pursuing the Israelites were destroyed.

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    The document discusses lessons from the biblical story of Moses and the Exodus. It summarizes that salvation comes through God's power, as demonstrated through the plagues against Egypt. It also comes through sacrifice, as the Israelites were saved by the blood of the Passover lamb, foreshadowing Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice. Finally, it notes the significance of the Israelites' crossing of the Red Sea, representing our baptism through which our sins are washed away, just as the Egyptians pursuing the Israelites were destroyed.

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    The document discusses lessons from the biblical story of Moses and the Exodus. It summarizes that salvation comes through God's power, as demonstrated through the plagues against Egypt. It also comes through sacrifice, as the Israelites were saved by the blood of the Passover lamb, foreshadowing Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice. Finally, it notes the significance of the Israelites' crossing of the Red Sea, representing our baptism through which our sins are washed away, just as the Egyptians pursuing the Israelites were destroyed.

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    LESSONS FROM MOSES

    Lesson #2 -The Exodus


    Scripture Reading: Exodus 12:31-36 12/09/18
    Introduction:
    1. Moses was the great leader of Israel who led the people out of bondage by the mighty
    power of God.
    2. There is a parallel between the exodus and our redemption.
    3. In this lesson we will see that salvation is through…

    I. POWER
    A. EGYPT
    1. The plagues God cast upon them. Each displayed His power greater than
    their gods.
    2. Some of the plagues:
    a. The lice – “The finger of God
    b. The hail -Each could choose to be inside or outside.

    B. REDEMPTION
    1. Jesus sets us free from slavery today -Jn 8:31-ff
    2. There is no other Savior -Ac 4:12; Jn 14:6; 1Ti 2:5

    II. SACRIFICE
    A. THE PASSOVER LAMB
    1. Each family was to have lamb to take the place of the firstborn child
    2. Jesus is our Passover Lamb -Jn 1:29; 1Co 5:7

    B. WITHOUT BLEMISH
    1. The Passover Lamb had to be perfect -Ex 12:5
    2. Jesus was pure and sinless -He 4:15

    C. EXAMINED
    1. The lamb was taken on the tenth day and sacrificed on the fourteenth day.
    During the time it was to be examined.
    2. Jesus was under constant scrutiny -cf. Mt. 22

    D. SLAIN IN PUBLIC

    E. NO BONES BROKEN
    1. The lamb -Ex 12:46
    2. Jesus -Jn 19:33

    Eric Hicks
    F. THE BLOOD ON THE DOORPOST
    1. The Israelites put the blood of the lamb on the doorpost to prevent the
    destroyer from taking their firstborn -Ex 12:21-28
    2. Our souls must be cleansed by the blood of Jesus to avoid the eternal
    condemnation.

    III. THE SEA


    A. THE RED SEA CROSSING -Ex 14
    B. THE SIGNIFICANCE TODAY -1Co 10:2, 3
    1. Just as the Israelites were covered between the walls of the sea, it is through
    baptism we are saved from sin today.
    2. The Israelites transitioned power from Pharaoh to Moses. We transfer power
    from darkness to light; from the devil to Christ.
    3. The Egyptians were washed away; our sins are washed away.

    Conclusion:
    1. Just as God redeemed Israel from Egypt, He redeems us from sin today.
    2. When we trust in His power, follow His commandments, and remain steadfast in
    Him, salvation is indeed ours.

    Eric Hicks

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