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Deuteronomy 1-3: Lessons from Exodus, Numbers for the next generation

Richard Agee
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The first few chapters of Deuteronomy recount events from Exodus and Numbers. Key lessons for the new generation about to enter the Land were to trust God despite the seemingly invincible adversaries and remember His protection of the first generation out of Egypt and long before. [read more]

Numbers 23-24: The unintended prophesy of Balaam, part 2

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Bilam (Balaam) is not a member of God’s covenant and was a foreigner to them, although he was from the land of Aram, the ancestral homeland of Abraham. Yet, God saw fit to give him His words, His visions and to Bilam and use Bilam as God’s instrument among the people. [read more]

Journey to the 10 — Exodus 19 — Israel arrives at Mt. Sinai

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The Exodus 18 is out of sequence. God has a reason for placing Jethro’s counsel at this point in the narrative, even though Jethro’s arrival was well after God gave Moses the 10 commandments and the people’s rebellions with the Golden Calf. In Exodus 19, Israel arrives at Mount Sinai and prepares to receive the 10. [read more]

Genesis 35–36 — Yaakov goes to Bethel; Rachel weeps in Raamah; sons of Esau

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Genesis 33-34 — Yaakov, Esau reunite; Dinah raped in Shekhem

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Genesis 31-32 — Yaakov flees Laban toward Esau

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Genesis 28-29 — Ya’akov finds God then Rachel

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Ya’akov (Jacob) is sent away to find a wife and finds God first at the bottom of a ladder to Heaven. Then he finds Rachel and ends up with her sister and two slave women. There seems to be something prophetic about Rachel. [read more]