Exodus 23-24
ExodusSteve Gregg
Exodus 23-24 serves as a guide to apply the Ten Commandments to daily living. The passage discusses the importance of honesty, impartial justice, and worshipping Yahweh God only. Additionally, it introduces the Sabbath year principle and the concept of festival celebrations. The chapter ends with Moses receiving instructions on building the tabernacle, which will be described in detail in the following chapters. Steve Gregg provides commentary on the events described and discusses the idea of theophany, where people saw physical manifestations of God in visions.
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Exodus 32
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Exodus 32 describes the Israelites' creation of a golden calf, which led to idolatry and violated the second commandment. Moses intercedes with God to
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Exodus 33 - 34
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Exodus 33-34 describes Moses' conversation with God, where he asks to see His glory but is told that no man can see His face and live. God promises to
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Exodus 21:12 - 22:31
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Exodus 21:12 - 22:31 outlines laws related to society, including property rights and the value of livestock and land. In this society, violent crimes
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