Exodus 16:4 - 17:16
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Exodus 16:4 - 17:16
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Exodus 16:4-17:16 tells the story of the Israelites receiving manna from God in the wilderness, highlighting the concept of voluntary sharing and dependency on God's provision. The text also explores the importance of obedience to God's commands and the challenges of living solely on God's provision for 40 years. Sabbath-keeping and the significance of Moses holding his hand up with the rod of God during the battle with the Amalekites are also discussed, with the latter believed to signify a posture of prayer and supplication.
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The chapters of Exodus 18 and 19 narrate the story of Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, advising him to delegate the responsibility of handling people's d
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Exodus Introduction to the Law
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In Steve Gregg's "Exodus Introduction to the Law", the role and significance of the Law of Moses is explored. The Law is viewed positively as embodyin
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Exodus 15:1 - 16:3
Exodus
Exodus 15:1-16:3 narrates the Israelites' journey after escaping slavery, including their crossing of the Red Sea and destruction of the Egyptian army
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