Jensens survey of the old testament adam 57
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It relates how God ful lled His ancient
promise to Abraham by multiplying his
descendants into a great nation,
redeeming them from the land of
bondage, and renewing the covenant of
grace with them on a national basis. At
the foot of the holy mountain He
bestows on them the promises of the
covenant, and provides them with a
rule of conduct by which they may
lead a holy life, and also with a
sanctuary in which they may make
o erings for sin and renew fellowship
with Him on the basis of forgiving
grace.8
13. You may want to refer to outside
sources for detailed outlines of the Book of
Exodus.9
IV. PROMINENT SUBJECTS
Eight words represent the multicolored
narrative of Exodus: bondage, Moses,
plagues, Passover, exodus, commandments,
idolatry, tabernacle. A few study questions
and suggestions are given below in
connection with each of these subjects.
These are not exhaustive, but they are
intended to touch on some of the highlights.
Look for spiritual applications as you study.
Be sure to read the passages involved.
(1:8-22)
Compare God and the king of Egypt in
these verses. How do you reconcile the
sovereignty of God with the vast powers of
evil rulers in the world?
A. BONDAGE AND OPPRESSION
(2:1—7:13)
Moses has been called “one of the most
colossal and majestic characters in the
history of the world.”10 Read this
interesting account of his early life and
B. MOSES, LEADER OF ISRAEL
ministry, and record the subject of each of
these sections:
2:1-10
2:11-25
3:1-12
3:13-22
4:1-31
5:1—7:13
What prominent truths stand out in this
story?
C. DEMONSTRATIONS OF GODS POWER
(7:14—11:10;
12:29-36)
As you read this story, try to arrive at
answers to these questions: What was the
real issue of the confrontation between
Moses and Pharaoh? What was the purpose
of these miraculous signs? (Cf. 4:5,8, 30-31.)
Why so many plagues? Why did the
judgments of the rst nine plagues not
soften Pharaoh’s heart? (Cf. 11:9-10.)
The passages describing the ten judgments
are listed below:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
blood (7:14-25)
frogs (8:1-15)
lice (8:16-19)
flies (8:20-32)
livestock pestilence (9:1-7)
boils (9:8-12)
hail (9:13-25)
locusts (10:1-20)
darkness (10:21-29)
death of firstborn (11:1-10; 12:29-36)
(12:1-28)
The night of the Passover sacri ces was a
D. PASSOVER
