As Israel leaves Egypt for good, they are not fleeing in confusion and fear but walking in order and with purpose in what the NASB translation calls a “martial array.” They left with honor, glory, wealth and they were armed. However, they were not ready for war at this time. God gave both the old men and the young women with children the strength to walk by day and by night without fatigue. Even at this time, God was providing for their every need at the right time.
Passages: Ex. 13:17-22; Ex. 14:1; Ex. 15:22-26; Lev. 23:9-10; 1st Cor. 15:1-4,12,20; 1st Tim. 2:18-19
Thought Questions
What happened on that first 15th day of Aviv?
What is the Firstborn?
Why are they set aside on the 15th day of Aviv?
How were the first born redeemed?
How is this day the day you dedicate the first of your harvest?
Were the Israelites running for their lives in chaos?
Who’s remains did Moses make sure to bring with the people out of Egypt?
Where did the people encamp on the 15th?
Where did they go next?
What is the “wilderness”?
Why is the timing of each of these encampments important?
Were the people of Israel traveling in hoshek?
Who was their light?
Who is our light?
Is the Red Sea the beginning or the end?
Is baptism the beginning or the end?
What does Raysheith/Raysheet mean?
What scriptures tell us about Yeshua’s death and resurrection?
Speaker: Richard Agee.
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