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From shame to new name: Power to achieve God’s high expectations (Exodus 30–34)

Post author By Daniel
Post date February 19, 2022
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From shame to a new name: Power to achieve God's high expectations (Exodus 30-34)

The slide of ancient Israel from redemption by God from slavery in Mitzraim (Egypt) down to apostasy from God at the golden calf is an important and enduring lesson from the Torah reading כי תשא Ki Tisa (“when you take,” Ex. 30:11–34:35).

And the intercessory prayers of Moshe (Moses) and Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) to redeem after great treachery are examples for how we should view those around us.

Tags census, equality, Exodus, Exodus 30, Exodus 31, Exodus 32, Exodus 33, Exodus 34, golden calf, intercession, jealous husband, jealous wife, jealousy, Parashat Ki Tisa, prayer, repentance, self-control, spiritual adultery, stiff-necked

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Exodus 32-33, part 2 — ‘The man’ intercedes for rebellious Israel after the golden calf

Post author By Richard
Post date August 7, 2010
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This is a very heavy section of scripture, which is why we are spending two weeks reviewing it. When Moses comes down from the Moses, he takes very drastic measures to clean up a massive rebellion against God in the camp of Israel involving the golden calf idol.

Tags ark of the covenant/ark of the testimony, capital punishment, Exodus, golden calf, judgment, Moshe, plagues, propitiation, punishment, stiff-necked, substitutionary sacrifice, the man

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Exodus 32-33 — two tablets of the Testimony and the golden calf

Post author By Richard
Post date July 31, 2010
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This is a very heavy section of scripture. God tells Moses about the people’s rebellion and calls on Moses to check on the people. God tells Moses that he is willing to take very drastic measures to punish the people and promote Moses to an even higher level.