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The children of Israel are leaving the Red Sea behind and journeying into the wilderness. They traveled for three days into the wilderness, coming to Marah. But, the water was not drinkable so they complained to Moses. Moses cried out to God and God showed him a tree which Moses threw into the water and it became drinkable. Here, God began to test the Israelites to see if they would follow His statutes. God told them He would protect them from the diseases He put on the Egyptians. So they traveled on to Elim where there was plenty of water and palm trees. Then they continued on into the wilderness. Soon enough the Israelites were complaining again. This time about food. They wished they had stayed in Egypt where there were pots of meat and abundant bread. God told Moses that He would rain bread and quail on the camp, which the Israelites could go out and gather a certain amount. It was another test of Israel’s obedience. Moses and Aaron told the people to come near to the Lord, because God heard their complaint. God’s glory appeared to Israel, and at twilight quail came. In the morning there was a substance on the ground that the Israelites called Manna because they didn’t know what it was. Moses told them it was the bread God promised. Moses instructed the people to gather an omer, which was approximately 9.3 cups, every day of the week and on the sixth day to gather twice as much because of the Sabbath. He warned them not to leave any uneaten overnight, but some people didn’t listen and it rotted. But, on the sixth day, whatever they left overnight didn’t rot, because God provided for them on the Sabbath. On the Sabbath they were not supposed to go out to gather, but some people didn’t listen. God wonders how long the people will refuse to follow His laws, and Moses has to correct the people’s behavior so that they rested on the Sabbath. God also commanded Moses to save some Manna in a jar as a permanent reminder to the people of how the Lord provided for them.
Exodus - Part 19 - Exodus 15:22-16:36
The Israelites have crossed the Red Sea by God’s mighty power. They watched as God closed the water over the Egyptian army. It’s easy to imagine that the Israelites were in awe of what they saw. They broke out in praise to God and Moses wrote the song in this part of Exodus. This song has four main parts. First, God’s total victory is announced. Second, it describes what weapons God used. Third, God’s character is elevated. Fourth, God’s promises are fulfilled. It is a song extolling the strength of God and how he triumphed over the Egyptian army. God used the wind and the sea as a weapon to protect his people and wipe out the Egyptian army. Moses praises God for being Israel’s salvation. He also praises God for what He will do. He will bring His chosen people into the land that he promised to them. He will drive out their enemies before them. The fear of God will fall on the inhabitants of the land where God is taking them. And those promises came true. Later on, in 2 Chronicles, King Jehoshaphat is facing a battle against the armies of the nations that surrounded Israel. When Jehoshaphat was told these armies were coming, the first thing he did was to seek the Lord and proclaim a fast for the land. Everyone gathered at the temple and Jehoshaphat prayed. God answered his prayer through a prophet and told the king and the Israelites to not be discouraged because this was God’s battle. He told them to go and face their enemies but they wouldn’t have to fight. Jehoshaphat and the people fell down and worshipped the Lord. Then they did as God said. Jehoshaphat selected a group of people to go before the army and sing praises to the Lord. Tactically, this doesn’t make sense but praise is a weapon that God can use. As they were praising God, God caused their enemies to become confused and they started fighting each other and destroyed one another. When the Israelites arrived, everyone was dead and they just collected all the spoils of the war. Because of their praise and faith, God fought the battle as He promised and we can do the same today.
Exodus - Part 18 - Exodus 15:1-21
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Does God Tempt Us?
The Israelites are approaching the Red Sea. Their route is not a direct path, but God directed them through Moses with a specific goal in mind. He led them with a pillar of cloud by day, which offered protection from the heat, and with a pillar of fire by night which provided warmth during the cold night. God’s supernatural protection allowed the Israelites to travel both day and night for seven days. God knew that Pharaoh was getting reports on the Israelites’ movements. He told Moses that Pharaoh would think the Israelites were confused by the wilderness.God would use this to harden Pharaoh’s heart one more time so that he would pursue the Israelites. Which is exactly what happened. Pharaoh came after them with all his chariots and caught up with the Israelites where they were camping at Pi Hahiroth. This terrified the people, so they complained to Moses because they thought they were about to die. Moses told the people to not be afraid because God was about to do something miraculous and they would never see the Egyptians that were pursuing them every again. Then God commanded Moses to lift up the rod in his hand and hold up his hand out over the sea. This action brought a wind sent by God that divided the water into walls on either side and the Israelites crossed on dry ground. God also moved the pillar of cloud between the Israelites and the Egyptians as a wall to separate them for that night. Then the Egyptian army pursued the Israelites through the sea, but God caused their chariots to malfunction which terrified the Egyptians and they started to turn around and retreat. Once all the Israelites were across, God told Moses to lift his hand again and by morning all the water returned to its place, and took out the entire Egyptian army. God saved the Israelites and they feared the Lord and his servant Moses.
Exodus - Part 17 - Exodus 13:17-14:31
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